👕 Men's Warm Fleece-Lined Long John Set - Soft Thermal Base Layer with Long Sleeve Shirt and Bottoms Review

I have experience of wearing regular cotton and silk blend long underwear, and I prefer the silk underwear I use, which is actually synthetic for its light weight and freedom of movement. I would classify them as medium. They are more than warm enough to be used in a shop at around 50 degrees. They're a little heavier than I hoped, but still ok. My only complaint is that they don't build up well on my legs where they rub against my pants. The design is good, the material is very elastic. I'm…

My fiancee is 1.80m tall so obviously they don't reach her ankles but that's ok because the socks will take care of that. I have a pair of fleece flip flops that I wear around the house when it's cold, which my fiancé always has. Jealous. lol But they don't make them for men and if they did I'd probably giggle They're not as snuggly and fluffy as they are anyway because the fleece is only on the inside. They're great and he uses them as a base layer when it's cold. At first he was disappointed…

I bought these with the intention of buying more expensive ones to compare as I live in Vermont and have worn thermals November through May for several years. I liked them so much, especially for such a price, that I decided to order more. For sizing reference, I'm 6ft 190lbs, a fairly standard athletic build, and L fits me better than any other base layer I've worn in 15 years of New England winters.

I am 5ft 11in, weigh 174lbs and have a semi athletic build. I've asked for a large one that fits me, but I feel like I could request a medium one and dress it a bit tighter on my body so I can use it as intended: thermal underwear made out of regular clothing. I can still do this but feel a little uncomfortable. In terms of material and quality, they are ideal, serve the purpose of warming a person in cold weather.

After wearing the set a few times I can say that it is warm in combination with other clothes. But now I feel the cold much more. ultradry Outland Men's Baselayer Light, ultra-soft fleece, baselayer, super warm inner layer 3XL, black Alone without other layers, not suitable for outdoor use. In my opinion. Update: I could buy another set but wish they had a 'heavier' model as well.

I have some problems with the product. I've only had a heatset for about a day and had to start trimming loose threads. It doesn't seem to last long in the wrist and leg area. Another problem is that there is nothing more frustrating than almost having to undress to go to the bathroom. Because there is no place for a male zone and it should be a male set 👀. My final concern is that while it says it's lightweight, you still need to wear extra layers to keep warm. I sent this message to Outland…

I am 5ft 11", 174lbs and have a semi-athletic build. slightly closer to the body so I can use it as intended: insulation under regular clothing. I can still do it, but I'm feeling a little uncomfortable. Man warms in cold weather.