Duofold Weight Varitherm Thermal Medium Review

I have a low body temperature and wear thermal underwear for most of the winter. There appear to be two categories of thermal underwear: full polyester, which resembles cotton, and a polyester/spandex blend. The all-polyester models cling to the pants, making them a little harder to move, and they roll up, giving them a worn-in look. Polyester - that's what they are - slides better under jeans or whatever pants you're wearing, so they're much more comfortable. In addition, they retain a sleek…

Probably the most convenient product I have ever bought. I took the shirt to compete with the set and wore it 3 days in a row for 20 to 40 years of building. My colleague kept complaining about how cold he was and all I could think was that I felt like I was sweating but I was dry. I know what it's like to sweat and freeze and shake all day, it's awful and painful. This allowed me to sweat and take off my jacket, then cool off after about 30 minutes and then come back. It has never been cold…

Reference: I'm 6'3, about 175 pounds, arms and legs are longer than average. I bought size M. These pants are great. I ordered a pair about a year ago and they quickly became my favorites, replacing all the cotton waffle knit underwear I've had for years. The only thing I have on me is that I wish the legs were a little longer, but I always wear long, thick socks that I put over my tights, so it doesn't really matter. Ideally I would buy the MT size but very few companies actually do so…

I'm 5" 11', 180 lbs, 32" inseam, plus size fits perfectly. They are slightly tailored for a smooth fit with no creases or creases and are very easy to pair with jeans or other pants. The length is good: they go under my socks to my toes. They're surprisingly warm despite the fabric being so thin; I think I'll be comfortable wearing them under my jeans at around 30°F. They're certainly not for arctic conditions, but they're suitable for most east coast winter days. I wear them on long hikes and…

You are advertised as average. I have medium to heavy pants and needed a few extra pairs for the cold Northeast winter we were having. I ski regularly. For those of you who ski, here's my advice. I use them with SHELL heavy ski pants (no padding). These duofold pants were rated for 28-40 degree Fahrenheit weather. So in the range of zero and above with no wind. When it's windy and you're sitting in the chairlift at zero, you freeze. My other MID pants (Eddie Bauer and LL Bean) are made of…

NOTE: AMAZON published sizing chart for Men's Duofold Champion Thermal Pants is WRONG! I was very surprised when I looked at Revane's medical record because it was so atypical that I was reluctant to order it for my husband. So it was a good idea to order two different sizes because it was really wrong. Revain measurements for bodice/bust are correct. However, the inch/pant/waist measurements are completely wrong! (See attached photo of three boxed thermal pants for manufacturer's sizing…

Finally! Matching brand/type. I will only buy them here. They are not too thick, but they fit like UNDERWEAR and are very comfortable all around. They're shorter than the photo for me, a few inches above my ankles, but that's ok. I wanted to wear them as an underlayer at home under jogging pants. I would definitely wear them under ski pants. On very cold days there is not enough heat in my house and they are perfect. Imagine your tightest, most comfortable pair of regular underwear just grown…

I started cycling again (after a LONG break) in August. I was looking for something other than cycling shorts (because the thought of me in tights is what nightmares are made of) and came across these - so I decided to give it a try. They were slightly cheaper than 'buy us to bike' products - a huge bonus as I'm a curmudgeon and refuse to pay $$$$ for something made 'for bikes' when I can do the work for 1/. 2 at this price (or less) I rode it for the first time a few days ago - put it between…