🧦 Ultimate Comfort and Performance: Merino.tech 100% Merino Wool Base Layer Mens Bottom Pants with Thermal Underwear Long Johns + Wool Socks Review

You are a fantastic base layer. I have both pants and a top. They are not too thin and not too fat - just the perfect weight. This base layer not only keeps me warm when it gets cold outside but also keeps me cool and keeps me sweaty and clammy in warm weather. Much better than all my expensive polyester underwear because my merino wool underwear doesn't smell like polyester. I usually use them for backpacking and camping. They are comfortable to wear in everyday life. Overall a great product…

The base coat works well. It's warm and comfortable. The reason for the 1 star rating is the bad faith of the label. Wool does not generate static electricity. Only synthetic fibers become static. This base layer keeps getting static even though the label says it's 100% wool. The truth is that it is not 100% wool. Many products made in China falsely advertise 100% wool when it is actually a blended fabric. This seems as far from the truth as other Chinese-made products. Not to mention that the…

Originally ordered size XL but they were too big; I sent them back and ordered L, fits great. For reference, I'm 5'10" and 195 pounds. They are very soft, warm and comfortable. Easy to wear under denim jeans or synthetic active pants. Well, they are below freezing for long periods of time in extreme cold not ideal but they are great for layering during outdoor activities like walking, hiking in the garden etc. They are also very comfortable to wear alone at home I really like the product and…

I have a top and a bottom. The upper survived the wash. The bottoms were completely crumbling, and his stance that they weren't 100 percent wool might explain that. It's handy for them that they're probably out of the box by the time it gets into the wash. Let the buyer pay more and more attention. .I am correcting the above posted earlier. The supplied merino.tech WOOLSOCK looks good. They are thicker than underwear. They are characterized as 85% premium merino wool, 13% stretch nylon and 2%…

I've been testing this for about 3 weeks and I'm not disappointed. I work 6 to 8 hours a day outside in freezing temperatures and sweat through all my shifts, which often leaves me feeling cold on cold winter days. It helped wick the sweat away so at -10 degrees I didn't feel like I was standing in wet clothes. Wool surprisingly doesn't itch on my skin, which is a plus. I've been told that higher quality wool is less prone to itching. So if you find these itchy I would advise not skimping on…

Suitable for pajamas. Ideal for wearing under jogging pants at the lodge but not ideal for a hard day on the slopes, tough hikes or other strenuous activities. If you sweat and do it more than a few times a year, spend twice as much and buy an Ice Breaker or Smart Wool. The navy wool in this piece is comfortable, but the fit isn't performance-oriented. In order for marino to work, it must be in close contact with your skin. They're loose fitting and don't offer the best heat and moisture…

Ok I was skeptical about them and afraid I wasted $50. When they walked in I tried on a pair and WOW! Super soft and flexible. I've been looking for thermal underwear without spandex and damn it, I've found it. With the weather dropping below freezing, I needed something to wear under my pants to work. Most of the thermal pants I had didn't stay around my waist and I kept pulling them up. I've never had one like this! I work 12 hour shifts and they stay right there giving me a lot of…