Smartwool Midweight Bottom
I am a huge fan of the wool movement, efficient and sustainable. These bottoms keep my comfortable throughout a huge temperature span. I live in northern California and don't encounter freezing temperatures too often. If I'm moving these bottoms keep me cozy from 30-65 degrees. They never seem too hot and I never notice the cold. They go into my sleeping bag with me if it's a bit cool out, very very comfortable. I also notice my legs never feel sweaty.
I work in the outdoor industry and so get a decent discount on most pieces. However I would still pay full price for anything wool because it is just so bomber. The other huge bonus is that 4 days into a trip with constant use I still smell tolerable, where my Capilene would be melting people's faces off.
If you need some warmth for your south these pants are a sound investment. Also if you get 'em from a place with a great return policy, you will never have to worry about them not living up to your expectations.
Fabric: wool
Price Paid: $25
SmartWool bottoms keep you toasty but don't itch like most wools. They are durable and machine washable. And they don't retain odor like capeliene material.
Pros
- Warm
- Not ictchy
Cons
- Tend to stretch after wearing
Love my SmartWool thermals. They keep me toasty warm and are the only wool I can wear that doesn't itch me. They are machine washable and hold up really well. After a few days of wearing they do begin to stretch in certain areas.
They do a much better job at not retaining odor (unlike Patagonia's Capilene material - yuck!).
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $79
Your Review
Where to Buy
You May Like
Specs
Men's | |
---|---|
Price |
MSRP: $80.00 Historic Range: $35.99-$95.00 Reviewers Paid: $25.00 |
Women's | |
---|---|
Price |
MSRP: $80.00 Historic Range: $17.87-$95.00 Reviewers Paid: $79.00 |
Kids' | |
---|---|
Price |
MSRP: $50.00 Historic Range: $27.48-$55.00 |