🔥 TSLA Men's Thermal Underwear Set: Microfiber Soft Fleece Lined Long Johns for Winter Warmth Review

Bought this set to wear as underwear for a night football game in the cold and was very disappointed. The product is made in China and is clearly not for the Americans. I ordered a medium size and ironically the bottom was too big and the top was too small and tight. waste of money! DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM! YOU WILL REGRET THIS.

Nice warm base layer. I just ran in calm 25 degree weather and felt good and comfortable for the whole walk (about 20 minutes outside). The material is very stretchy and hugs the whole body. Now I'm inside and just wearing it like a shirt, I'm not sweating to death either. The material breathes really well and I will be more than happy to buy 2 more pairs. 5 stars guys, great job

Well, submitting the picture erased a three part review that will never happen again. The short version: It shows your junk in frightening detail, makes you look like a tube of toothpaste when you're already doing it, and functionally it's as good as or better than twice the price while you're not looking. I don't mind looking like a ballerina underneath. Well done.

I bought this jacket for year round hiking in Colorado where it gets cold and windy, especially at high altitude. The fit was snug and comfortable, which is perfect for base layers under fleece or thicker coats. The clothing also helped maintain temperature when the other layers got too hot or too cold. Overall it has helped keep my temperature down with no sweat. It was perfect for what I needed.

Excellent, non-binding, body-hugging fit made from a material that stretches with your body as you move: keeping you warm and dry at a great price. Yes, there are more stylish (and expensive) high-tech thermals out there (including those from TSLA, which I also own). No, you don't always need all those extra bells and whistles. If you want something comfortable to wear under your clothes to keep you warm on a very cold day, this is all you need to wear and spend.

Goodbye waffle underpants! I bought these for my husband to wear to work. He works in all elements in 12-hour shifts. Since the cold weather was coming, I figured he might use them. Now that we got them and he put them on (and of course I tried them on too, haha) I wonder why they didn't always make them like this. They fit his body perfectly and don't push up his buttocks, and he says it's important to point out in the review that they don't squeeze your balls either. I was more afraid of the…

I have ordered other TSLA products and have found them good. I read the reviews and saw one that said a 6ft 1170lb guy should order an XXL. I am 6ft 3190lbs and ordered XXL which was a mistake. One of the key factors besides size/weight is shape. My legs and arms are skinny. I found XXL too big. So if you have muscular thighs and arms, you may need XXL. If you are slimmer, size XL might suit you. The trousers do not offer enough athletic support. The material is a bit thin. I carry them in my…

I use it as a base layer. They are perfect for my needs. I am older. I created a regiment of foot so as not to wait. I love being prepared. It wasn't the first time I went outside with the north wind. I've done my research. It was my choice. They are soft against your skin. They lie down on you without clinging to you. They move with you and don't overflow or crowd on me. The coolest part. When you put them on, they feel cool against your skin. When I say cool, I mean temperature. When you step

I have high hopes for them, but maybe I'll come back. I'm not trying them on right now (it's August) but at first glance they seem soft, comfy and kinda huggable (and that's what thermals need). The waist of the pants is terribly bad (a thin piece of elastic is sewn into the material); less firm than even men's briefs and inferior to what you'll find on regular thermal underwear. Nothing on the label indicates they are "fleece lined". My tag says "Overheat Hyper-dri" and it's winter training…