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Excellent intermediate layer for winter sports. Breathes, transfers moisture and keeps you warm, works for running/skiing/hiking. A strong recommendation, there is a 2/3 version for skiing and hiking.

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Surprisingly warm and comfortable underwear for everyday use as well. I think it's the best choice for sweating.

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Great fit and functionality! The following merinos are also Aclima.

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Beautiful shirt. This is the third shirt of these.

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Good price/quality and comfortable to wear

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Aclima products are all great. Definitely recommended if you need warm long ones underneath.

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Comfortable to wear, doesn't itch, breathes well.

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Good pants.

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Pleasant on.

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Good product. Breathes and transfers moisture really well.

Too soon to comment on durability, but I don’t have any concerns. Functionally, they are fantastic. Despite sweating during high level activities in -5 - -10 degree Celsius weather, I feel dry which greatly improves warmth during periods of rest.

I am 172 cm tall, 75 kg, size M fits perfectly, nowadays mainly used for running.

Very good product!

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Neither too hot nor too cold. Just perfect.

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A new product for me. Seems like good quality.

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Excellent, really warm

Good for our outdoor activities

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After all, this is super nice to wear, but it's annoying when the quality of durability has been reduced from ten years ago. It's quite easy to accidentally cause an eye leak, e.g. with the teeth of the zipper of a dry suit, and the hole in the net's braid also begins to unravel slowly, if not immediately. My friend's older model doesn't have this problem at all: the neck strap is and stays the same size.

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Good, warm floor pants, as they should be.

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Excellent. I can recommend. When putting it on/off, be careful not to tear it.

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Works :-)

The best underwear for outdoor activities in cold weather

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Warm and comfortable to wear

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Great even in warm conditions.

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The best underwear I've ever worn

Keeps you warm throughout the year!

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Credit jackets for active outdoor activities in the cold.

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Woolnet products are absolutely amazing. No matter how freezing sweat is on, it still feels dry.

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Poor durability, easily broken

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With the experience of two kalsars, yes! I don't really feel like using other kilts. Overdrive crankset for winter cycling, skiing, hiking trips and other activities where sweat flies and you don't have to wipe it off. The wear resistance leaves a little to be desired, as is characteristic of Aclima products, but the mesh material is easy to repair by crocheting and the appearance is already so ugly that a little unnecessary wear and tear doesn't hurt anything! The sizing seems to be a bit on the loose side: I'm 187 cm, jeans size 34", and the L-sized breeches bought sometime in 2017 fit really loosely, despite the fact that I've gained ten kilos in this time, and the knee reinforcements pushed halfway up the shins when they were new. Now, in 2023, those old breeches were due to heavy use, in replacement condition, so I bought size M instead, which are maybe a little small, but I'm sure they'll grow into the right size soon. As for the product itself, the concept of the mesh leggings and shirt is unbeatable. The best that has been invented for cold weather sweats. Mesh knit effectively mops up sweat and transports it along the fibers of the yarn to a wide area to evaporate, and the air remaining between the meshes acts as an insulator even if the garment is soaked through, which wool itself already does. The airy knit dries quickly on the wearer or on a clothesline. Mesh clothes don't catch the wind at all, which a smart person knows how to use to his advantage by getting pants with thigh zippers for ventilation, so that when climbing a fell or coming from a lake ice into the forest, you can close and open the sweatpants as you feel sweaty or cold.

I have worn item only once therefore currently I give 4 stars, but I guess the fifth is on the verge.

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Pure merino, so it feels wonderful on the skin, but wear resistance is really bad. There are alternative products from competing brands (e.g. SVALA) that contain propylene, so they can be washed at a higher temperature and are resistant to wear, so they can last for years under work clothes.

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As part of layering for cold passport work, an extremely warm and pleasant accessory. Transfers moisture forward smoothly. "Dry even when wet". Dries quickly, does not smell. You have to be careful about the washing temperature.

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A little too easily, the number of holes in the network has decreased, one star removed, otherwise very good

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Best underwear ever. I don't think the others are suitable anymore. Works well and no smell. Significantly less washing times than other underwear.

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Very good warm laundry.

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Aclima mesh tights are excellent for all types of exercise. The heat stays close to the body, but the moisture still breathes further away from the skin. In hard use over the years, they almost burst, so I ordered new ones to replace the worn ones. The old ones became quite thin from the rear when cycling.

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Retains heat much better than non-hole merino, especially when sweaty.

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Really nice and warm, but there was a tear after a couple of uses. Expensive ones.

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Very comfortable to wear when waiting for a good frost.

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Really warm underwear for wearing a shell.

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Absolutely amazing! Of course, the net breathes excellently, but it also binds air between the layers of clothing. Unlike many technical layers, these stay on and don't "cast".

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An excellent bottom layer over which you can pull additional layers depending on the weather. For example, when you put a traditional merino layer on top of these, the end result is significantly warmer than traditional double layers. At the same time, however, there is significantly less material that gets wet from possible sweat, which in turn reduces frostbite, e.g. during breaks. Under a dry suit, these can be worn throughout the suit season.

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A great piece of clothing for the bottom layer. I recommend.

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Good pants.

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I was looking for a light intermediate layer for refresher training and ended up with that model. This layer worked well in -10/+5 weather, although the melted snow got the pants wet. As soon as I left the stations, I felt warm.

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Maybe the best underpants I've ever worn. It breathes damn effectively due to the mesh structure and feels amazingly durable because after almost 1 year of use it feels almost like new.

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Warm, breathable and sexy. 5/5

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A great product when exercising in cold conditions. Also favorite cannons under waders in all weathers.

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Works very well. (I don't want my name public.)

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A layer that is really worth buying!

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Woolnet also excellent as trousers. Warms just right, in different conditions. They're flexible, they don't get in the way, like some long trousers sometimes do. They also stay up well. Note I'm basically a M size myself, but it's worth taking a size bigger. So I personally took L. The network is so dense, however, that this was much more comfortable.

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A great product for when the weather is warmer but you have to wear especially shell pants, you don't sweat as much as normal underwear. In addition, it does not absorb the smell of sweat so badly.

Very good solution. Huge fan!

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Technically I can give full marks. Regarding the size, it is worth noting that these are designed for slimmer people, of course. I'm tall, 170cm/85kg, and with pants that are good at the waist, the knee places are below the knees. Raised up, it won't stay in motion. The disadvantage is not significant, but good to be aware of. Otherwise, they do their job and have lasted well after a couple of years of use.

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The original from Aclima lesson super 👍 as the first layer for the onion 🧅 principle taken to the extreme.

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The best underwear I've ever owned.

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You won't get sweaty or cold in these. Odors do not stick and dries quickly. The structure does not withstand any shedding and should not be washed. I bet the washing machine is their worst enemy. Or at least use a laundry bag.

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Perfect all-weather warmers. I would never have thought that these would become favorites!

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Comfortable and warm.

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The knitwear cannot withstand being put on. Otherwise good.

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Functional and warm pants. With monos and long-legged shoes, the legs must be rolled up so that the net does not press on the leg, or buy 3/4-legs as a pair of pants. They would be more versatile if the part against the leg was solid fabric.

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It's good. Warm, but not grinding. It fits well and the sizes are correct.

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Excellent

It's still summer, so I haven't been able to use it in earnest, but it's very comfortable to wear. Winter is expected.

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Comfortable on site and warm.

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They are good in design, but I have not yet found the optimal way to use them.

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Comfortable, warm and really breathable

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I bought it with an emphasis on breathability, and I was satisfied with the result.

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Good underpants go harder, but stay surprisingly warm even in the cold against shell clothing. Pros of odorlessness on a longer trip.

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Perfect for walking and hiking, hot even though it is humid, dries quickly.

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Netwear I think is a hard thing to wear right against the skin, the skin doesn’t sweat at all as much as a normal underwear. My friends ordered similar ones.

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Funny looking fishnet pants, but when you pull them on in the frost on your feet and other merinos, you feel warm and comfortable. The net forms a warming and breathing layer of air on the surface of the skin and the flexible material allows free trajectories for the lower limbs. I recommend - and surprisingly:. warmly.

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Excellent construction with reinforcement pieces to ensure longevity. When the heat drops below about -10, I still put on long norm underpants and the mood just gets better. User experience in 8m / s wind and -23C so cotton field pants are enough for several days. Different satisfied.

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Simply the best deck I've ever used. Warmes up well without being annoyingly hot, also works well in sweat sports. While cycling, I wore the branches of the first pair of leggings a couple of winters, but the shirt of the same series has been in active use for 5 years, so the durability is great.

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breathe and be really warm

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Light but really warm underwear. I already get these from others so that I can change my clothes on the trip.

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I am surprised at the warmth and lightness The price-performance ratio is also excellent.

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Incredibly warm and transfers moisture nicely to the next floor

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When skiing under leotards, the warmth is enough at temperatures below ten degrees below zero.

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Lovely warm underwear that lets moisture through.

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The good ones! can recommend

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Could be better in the outdoors, for EI + elegance I could give one more point ....

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Excellent especially if you have a tendency to sweat.

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This does not improve the "cannons". Can be put even under the jeans to warm up without sanding. They are really multi-purpose, ie they go as such as loose but very comfortable home trousers, in active exercise as a lower layer and if you need more heat, then the normal merino wool layer on top and yes you stay comfortable even in colder weather. M size good at least 174/84 body.

It is 100% merino wool. I think this material is the best choice because it's warm and doesn't get sweaty. Best performance in sub-zero weather. I bought it at a reasonable price.

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a very comfortable and warm-fitting accessory even in the winter frost.

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Guaranteed Aclima quality. Warm and well-fitting, even snug. You should look at the size chart carefully and prefer to round up.

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Very good!

Great product and fantastic service!

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Excellent

Really good fit, great quality, and very comfortable both when you are active and when you are sitting still.

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A very comfortable and warm outfit to keep as an underlay. Special thanks for the comfort when wet, the ability to dry and after use, ventilation is generally sufficient.

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Excellent pants for all kinds of conditions, soft and comfortable to wear. Have been in heavy use in both frost and plus weather. The only question mark is the durability of the seams of the crotch part, which is also quite good considering the application rates.

Warm light and comfortable. I ordered up a size and that worked well for me. They dry fast which I really like.After using these for a while i think they are fantastic keep you dry and feel so light and non restrictive !

Started using woolnet underwear this winter and it is life-changing how much better it is at regulating moisture and heat than typical polypro underwear. Have two sets now and they are all I wear in the winter as a base layer.

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Ladies but can't stand consumption by name

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The best underwear for exercise.

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They perform their heating tasks perfectly. The only downside is that when you sleep on your side on a hard surface, the lean meat is sore when squeezed through the net. It is better if the sides have strips of solid fabric instead of mesh.

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Works great in running and skiing, for example

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Really pleasant and warm in this winter time and at the same time very breathable, there will be no awkward feeling. Thanks to the breathability, I believe that there will be use in the fell during the summer

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Delivery was fast, thank you for that! The material was sturdy, so to speak of a "mesh shirt." Fabric was added to the most abrasive areas in the patella area, which increased confidence in its longevity, as did the older model. The size was xxl, which was a bit loose for me in 187/96, but comfortable on top, warm, breathable and not harassing, with a man who doesn't layer to dress up with any lynx otherwise.

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Top quality, is slightly larger. I am very satisfied with the goods.

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The product surprised how good the panties can be.

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Really light and flexible. Great for sports. Admittedly, the appearance is such that it doesn’t get better for anyone to show up. This and Softshell suit so -5 ...- 8 was still ok. Apply another layer of synthetic fiber so the skin stays dry and lasts even colder.

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Warm and breathable.

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Very good subfloor. The size corresponds to the normal dimensioning because the mesh stretches in use.

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The best shopping of the winter.

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Very warm and comfortable

Best base layer ever.

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Absolutely awesome! Heats up but does not sweat.

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The best product for active and cold working. It was used at -15 degrees without freezing. When hard cold, put merino wool underwear on it.

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These have been praised so much here that there is really nothing to add. Works.

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Warm and at the same time breathable. Perfect for moderate frosts.

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A really working crank. You should invest in quality.

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Good.

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The product largely met expectations for quality lingerie and feels warm even after sweating. The small downside comes from the slightly itchy feeling on the skin that is probably due to the merino wool and the fact that the quality / thickness of the merino wool was not mentioned anywhere ?!

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Comfortable and really warm.

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Looking good and working well.

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Really good on foot. The only downside is that they clearly fall asleep more than traditional submarine pants.

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Right number one lingerie. Warm, really pleasant on the skin and transfers moisture away. No information on sustainability yet ... Later (2 months) one "hole" appeared in the inner seam. The store responded nicely, put the pants under warranty and sent new ones to replace them! Excellent service and responsibility from Varuste.net !!!!!

Very warm, very good

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Awesome mesh panties for sports or really cold weather under the sea floor.

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By far the best lingerie ever on the market

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The first technical underwear, the existence of which is practically undetectable. The net works really well in temperature control and the pants don’t feel sweaty or too hot. A strong recommendation for cool weather underwear

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Excellent mesh pants for outdoor activities and diving under a dry suit. Always arouses hilarity in fellow human beings. For yourself, the dimensions of the size chart work well.

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Perfect

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Top level online panties. Yes will be specified in the winter on a multi-day forest trip.

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I doubted whether a wool mesh layer is necessary when there are already mesh layers and merino wool layers, but this is excellent in every way. Also the best possible lowest floor if you have to dress in really cold conditions. "My size" fits at least perfectly for me.

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Pervertly warm ....

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So good never before.

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Perhaps the best lingerie that is. Keep the weekend on a forest walk dry and warm, even though I was on the move almost all the time.

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Well now Aclima pulled the longest stalk. Absolutely outrageous good bargains. I've gone with these skiing, downhill skiing and talvivaeltaessa. I no longer agree to switch to others. On top of these, if you still have a layer of merino wool on it, you can easily face even colder mercury figures. Something negative? It looks just as rogue as it should be. But a great icebreaker in the desert huts when I tear the outerwear off and I vary the dry on top.

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Panties very suitable for exercise. Effectively warms, breathes and transfers moisture away from the skin. The downside is the susceptibility of the knit to tear, but luckily the knit doesn’t start to unravel.

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The best lingerie you can hope for.

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Itch. You should make sure that you are able to keep merino wool clothes directly on your skin. I found myself to be sensitive. I can wear a sweater and a (merino) wool helmet, for example, but this was already too much. Or you can hold this too, but whenever you move a little, the garment feels a little uncomfortable to the extent that it finally feels easier to take the outfit off. The shirt was a somewhat worse experience than the pants. I read somewhere that with washes, the itchiness of (merino) woolen clothes decreases, but with such expensive clothes, I did not dare to take the risk to try it myself, but favorably returned the product unused. Otherwise, the product seemed high quality and sat well.

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In the cold sports are great, -15 degrees when skiing under pants just these and well enough. :-)

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Very breathable and warm panties.

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Comfortable to wear and feels functional; is warm but not sweaty.

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Especially good

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Best shopping for a long time +++++ Very warm bottom layer, but doesn't feel wet even after a lot of sweating. Strong recommendation!

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Warm and light ..

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A good underlay that allows you to move between breaths, but is warm while standing still. The legs are a little cramped and may not last long in heavy use.

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Great product. Good breathability as well as heat and on the other hand cool when needed. Good fit in this model. The color of olive green is variation. Thanks for the color too.

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This online job is the best ever. I have used one and the same suit through the Inti, and then six years each dog jogging for three years and during all walks regardless of the season. I got new ones because the previous ones had experienced a few patches after being rubbed into the branches enough times and stretched too long in the wash (probably). The first place was needed after 5v use. Remains preferred for longer than just ventilating, rinsing gets far, only dried or stubborn dirt and chemicals makes this washable. So I recommend rinsing and ventilating or natural detergents for gentle washing. I'm still pretty washed several times on the plane among other clothes. The warmest and most breathable option. Always good and lewd looking.

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The best wetsuit which I have owned. Very warm in cold weather, but still doesn't sweat even harder going. Size L is a really long legs, even though I myself am 186cm in length. It is therefore worth considering an M-size if normally L is your own size. I am very happy with this purchase!

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Very good product. Keeps as warm as a normal layer, but moisture is removed from the skin much better. Excellent for winter sports. The only downside is that the lower part of size m is very long. I am 180cm and knee reinforcements do not really quite right. Must try if these shrink a bit, as S would definitely be too tight elsewhere ...

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Great quality! The best merino.

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Great pants! Personally, I wear this and next to some full-fabric merino wool underpants, which makes it much colder (-20C and below). Closer to zero then this alone is enough. By comparison, older 100% merino wool poles have been getting asparagus all the time, so I expect this to last much better because of the addition of synthetic fiber. Otherwise, it is advisable to wear both mesh pants and a shirt, as this will leave breathing space on the skin before the next layers. For myself (180cm / 95kg) it fits well with M because the net is elastic without strangling and the reinforcing fabrics fit the knees just and not almost, then the L-size pants are a little more relaxed.