Icebreaker Merino Everyday Leggings - Medium Size Review

I was very happy to buy these wool leggings: judging by the price they looked very decent and the reviews were mostly positive. I have to say that I am very disappointed with the build quality. The wool came loose from the elastic the second time it was worn. I didn't over tighten the leggings and they were so new that "wear and tear" couldn't be applied. I feel like I wasted my money.

I've used the upper body option for a while, went out in the -10F winter with two or three pleats and then a nice sweater, hoping to get the equivalent of a pair of pants Find. I only have a pair of these, but walking in the desert my feet get a bit warm, and these plus simple jeans are enough to keep me warm and comfortable even in sub-zero temperatures, as long as I can sweat them, and afterwards you will not freeze like cotton does. Another important note about these items, or their torso…

I used all winter. Keeps you very warm. I will only wash at the end of the winter season because there is no bad smell (always use wool soap for washing so as not to damage). (I have also purchased two other items from Icebreaker and am happy with all of them)

5ft 7in 150 lbs size Small. They're a little baggy on me, but the belt fits. I would have liked them better if they were a little tighter. Thermal underwear LAPASA M31 made of merino wool was denser and tighter, and the thickness of the fabric was the same. I find it difficult to tell the difference between the two products in terms of warmth and itching. I AM NOT SATISFIED. Poor fit and overpriced compared to LAPASA.

These 175 pound merino wool pants were much thinner than I expected, I could easily see through the fabric. I sent it back the same day I opened the package. I will look for a heavier product made from merino wool.

Wore them a few nights camping in the cold. I haven't pushed them to their limits yet to see how they keep me warm. But they fit and feel great. I'm optimistic about how they will behave next winter.

5'7" 150 lbs - size S. They are a bit baggy on me but the belt fits. I would have liked them a little bigger, the LAPASA M31 Merino wool baselayers have been getting tighter and the fabric thickness has stayed the same I find it difficult to tell the difference between the two products in terms of warmth and itching I AM NOT SATISFIED Poor fit and overpriced compared to LAPASA.

They seem good at first glance, but on the very first day I used them, on September 9th (the last day for an acceptable return), they tore apart like cheap toilet paper. I literally stuck my finger between my calves and the clothing you're pulling over my ankle and it just ripped apart. Without effort. I bought these Icebreakers just for the color and wanted them to match my 365 Merino wool top. Stick to the much higher quality Marino 365

I love that they are super soft and look stunning as always from Icebreaker. I got mine on a super deal for around $30 which was an absolute steal for such an excellent product. I ordered a small as that size was on sale and was worried it wouldn't fit but they stretch a lot and feel great. The visor opens/stretches easily enough without feeling clipped or pinched (guys know what I mean) but still enough to cover you. The blue color is deep but bright and very masculine. I have several base…

I used the upper body option for a while, went out in -10C winter with two or three on top of each other and then a good sweater, hoping to find pants. Please. I only have one pair of these but walking in the desert my feet get a little warm and this plus simple jeans are enough to keep me warm and comfortable even in the freezing temperatures as long as I walk. You can sweat in it and not freeze afterwards, as is the case with cotton. Another important note about these items, or their torso…