🏋️ 32 DEGREES Performance Leggings: Optimized Baselayer for Enhanced Performance Review

I don't know why the above features (for evaluation) are for coats. I really wanted to leave a review and was reluctant to try the new product. Thermal pants always fit badly, but these don't. Easy to put on and very light. I just need something for my aching knees in 30 degree weather. They're perfect for a little extra layering. I'm glad I have 4 pairs. Would buy again.

I have four sets of lightweight tops and bottoms from 32 Degrees and they have been my winter friends for a few years. Recently I noticed small black dots on the skin, it turned out that the paint was moving from the fabric. It even stains the washcloth. I contacted the company and their only response was that if I had bought it directly from them I could return it. Not very helpful. I'm disappointed but I don't think I'll keep wearing them.

I wear it to work. I often switch from internal to external. They work well as a base layer on cold, snowy or rainy days outdoors without getting too hot inside. The only comment I have is that my thighs seem to be wearing out. I suspect my work attire, including my top layer of jeans, allows for thread damage on the top of my thighs, not particularly between them. I also have to flip the hip belt to get on the waistline. It can only be my preference for my own comfort. They're still way better

Love them! harder to warm up. That was great. I wear regular blue Dickie work trousers and these underneath when it's around 40-50 degrees outside. When the temperature hits 30 degrees I wear two of these and when it was zero degrees I would wear 3 or 4 of them. At 25 degrees I didn't have to think about it, but when it's that cold I wear my bibs. They are neither thick nor thin, so you can choose how thick you want them to be. Stretches, fits perfectly and doesn't stick to pants like some…

At $16 a pair, this was a steal. Ideal for wearing under office/casual wear in winter. Use silk to wear, but they are more durable, just as comfortable, and less expensive. They won't keep you warm in arctic temperatures or stand up to the rigors of mountaineering, but for everyday use they're great value.