Men's thermal underwear ARCTIC WARM Sport Review

My honest perspective on usage.Got pros: High quality, warm, comfortable thermal underwear. Its cons: Have not found. If only a little pressure in the belt

When you take it in your hands, you immediately get a feeling of a quality thing. In fact, I haven’t tried it yet - I’ll add a review later.

Very elastic, "tight", but still comfortable! Does not stretch, keeps properties at 100! Yes, it is much warmer in it, they perfectly "survived" the January cold outside

Excellent thermal underwear, I ordered XL (height 178, weight 90, there is a belly 😅) it fit perfectly, I bought it for work, but I liked it so much that I wear it every day.

Pros: Promptly, minimizing the cost of searching for goods, relatively comfortable cost. Cons: I did not immediately find a point with the required delivery time for the goods

The size sat perfectly. I took M for height 169 and weight 61. A little pressure in the belt, I think I need to spread it. I drove them along Elbrus, there were no options to freeze. Heats well and wicks away moisture well. Tested by harsh high mountain conditions - I recommend it.

Some pros: Sits tight, good quality, ventilated. Size XXL fit 2022 52 and height 194 cm. Has some cons: The jacket is not designed for a broad-shouldered figure. She came up to her husband, her shoulders are not very wide, but she sat tight.

The kit is super, tested in a variety of conditions up to -35! With a fleece, it removes moisture from the body very well, it is comfortable in any minus, and even had to go to the office at +20! Without a fleece, for example with a T-shirt - the T-shirt was completely damp, took it off and dry, this happened a couple of times when I was clearing snow over a large area. This is my first experience with such thermal underwear, but the best impressions! The set was washed several times, the…

Pros: Qualitatively sewn. Pretty good at retaining heat and wicking away sweat. Cons below: For non-standard figures, it is better to take the bottom separately, separately the top, or hem it.

Has some pros: Very thick thermal underwear. Haven't used it yet, but it feels like it's done well. Cons: At first it seemed that it was a little small, but I think after a couple of weeks of use it will be great.

The product was not delivered. They took the money willingly. Support is silent. There is absolutely no customer focus. Don't order anything from here. Fool people. Take money for air

In general, I am satisfied, but I would try a size larger, perhaps this corrected the shortcomings described above. This is my first thermal underwear so I have nothing to compare it to. With its pros: The material does not seem to be bad, it does not colitis anywhere, it keeps heat and does not badly remove moisture. I use it for running. Its cons: The kit feels small. Pants come down a little from the waist, but do not fall off and there is slight discomfort in the chest area from the…

I took it under sports equipment, copes with its function, but scuffs appeared quickly enough. They affect only the appearance, the rest of the properties are preserved. Satisfied with the order

Under thermal underwear there should not be any tights, standard T-shirts and T-shirts. It is also necessary that it is completely adjacent to the body, but at the same time does not squeeze it. At the same time, it is not recommended to wrap yourself in more than three layers, this will create an extra load on the body. Ideally, the bottom layer removes moisture from it, the middle one brings it out, and the top one protects from the wind.

I take it for one thing - to test it on a hiking trip, the temperature is plus 25+ minimum. I will add a review as I go (September). At first glance, everything is fine. Video where the man sent with 1 star, an obvious marriage. In the rest, like everyone else, I do not notice any problems yet. Different pros: Delivery - fast. The quality of the fabric, tailoring, for such a price, super. Torn places, obliquely / crookedly sewn - not noticed. Some cons: Without use, it's hard to say yet, I…