🔥 Indera Men's Tall Polypropylene Rib Knit Thermal Underwear Pant: Superior Performance for Optimal Comfort Review

They are just as good as my old ones that lasted ten years. I build outdoors and they breathe well and keep me warm. On bad days, I double what's easy with them.

BF works outside. So when it rains or snows, he wants to stay dry and warm. He tried many brands of polypropylene thermal underwear. He's worn them before. So when I found them online I bought an extra one.

My husband had to order a size up and even that size was a bit tight; also the waist goes very high. But there are four stars because of the great length, the workmanship is very good and the price is good for what is offered.

6'3", 175. Medium fit, however waist is a little high as with all others. (UPDATE). These underpants will not work under work pants at all from Carhart. I had to turn around and go home I was so cold. Absolute rubbish won't use them again. The third panty goes to the animal shelter🙄❗️I'm going to brand name❗️

Lightweight but very warm without making you sweat. I live in a mountainous area northwest of San Antonio. My day starts out in the dark when the temperature is usually around 30 degrees or less, but by midday it's in the mid 50's (January, February). I'm on the street most of the time. They don't compress the groin when you bend, kneel, or jump out of a truck. They also serve as very comfortable pajamas. If you get into colder weather I'll probably be heavier but look for the same company!

Received mid rise polypro today, tried on, repackaged and got a refund from Revain (thanks). I'm 6. "1 inch is 175 lbs and after reading reviews that said the product runs large, I bought the medium size as I usually go to the plus sizes (which are sometimes a bit big). The elastic waistband was a little tight but the reason for returning is that the pants reached 2 inches above the ankle which is 2 inches short. My legs are not unusually long for a 6ft 1 person.

This is the best product I have ever come across and has served me well despite spending many winters working outdoors in the communications business in Georgia and Ohio. Please be informed. Wash these garments, but DO NOT tumble dry. They will decrease as you do this. Hang them on a hanger and in a few hours they'll be ready to wear. So guys if you are married; Instead, insist on doing your own laundry during the winter months. I'm right in the middle of the L to XL size zone, but I always…