I have the wiggys fishnet stuff. It works really well. Order larger than
you would normally do. I suspect the bottoms are ok, but the tops
definitely need a size boost.
The liner jacket is very nice. Your first impression may be thin
insulation-wise but it works well. Wiggy know what he's doin
Brynnar, yes, I've been wearing the Costco stuff for several years and I
think it's hard to beat for the price. The tops are 1/4 zip synthetics with
a small percentage of merino in them for comfort. The tops are branded
"Paradox". I was at an REI yesterday and determined they are about a 150
we
Is the the Costco brand? I bought a couple tops and bottoms at Costco last
year, part wool part poly, and they are great and cheap! Like 20% the cost
of smartwool. And work just as well IMO. I haven't checked what they are
carrying this year but I'll be on the lookout.
brynnar
indy
On Sunday,
Since the demise of Ibex and especially their fall sale, I have been
enjoying -33 as long as you like the color black, their long underwear
bottoms are excellent, cycled in them yesterday. Steve
On Sun, Nov 11, 2018 at 8:38 AM EasyRider wrote:
> Thanks all. It sounds like the 150 weight mi
Thanks all. It sounds like the 150 weight might be what I want.
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Haven’t looked at the new Smartwool 250 series, yet they started blending nylon
into their 150 series (sigh) I have been happy with the stuff Rivendell sells
or REI has some nice all merino tops.
Karl (Will be wearing wool today)
Nashville, TN
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Smartwool 250 weight could fit the bill. Their tops tend to be loose, so if in
doubt size down as a base layer.
I could never go a week between washings with merino base layers. It’s stinks
just as much as anything else would. I hop into the shower with my base layer
on, rinse and hang dry, an
I'm looking for a half or quarter zip merino pullover and could use some recs,
especially with regard to weight/warmth.
For the past several winters daily commutes (15 miles round trip, most days the
temp is with 10 degrees of freezing) I've been wearing a very light poly-merino
blend pullovers
