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Wool be honest, this ninja suit is the sheep.

Wool is awesome. Not only does it come from a totally renewable resource, it's also one of the warmest, fastest-drying, most odor-resistant fibers on the planet. The Airblaster Merino Wool Ninja Suit keeps you warm, dry, and smelling fresh—due to all that stuff we just mentioned.
  • 7-panel ergonomic hood seals out drafts and snow
  • Front fly allows for hassle-free leak-taking
  • Circumferential waist zip lets you take care of business without getting naked in the bathroom or the backcountry
  • Four-way-stretch Merino wool is naturally moisture-wicking and resistant to odors

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5 5

Frank RT

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This was the best thing I bought this season! I used if on -20*C days and it just keep you so warm. And when I get home I wash it, air dry it and it's ready to go snowboarding again the next morning! Awesome!

2 5

natp138521

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I returned this product before using it

Great idea, but the fit just isn't right. The torso is long, the legs are short, and it bunches in all the wrong places. If you have the same proportions as the ninja suit this would be great, if you don't, not so much.

5 5

mczp313839

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  • Gender: Male

I want to know the details of the split zipper around the waist. Does this have a chance of working in a bathroom or out in the backcountry? Any real-word experience?

If this is wool, can you wash it at home,...

andp298370

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If this is wool, can you wash it at home, and can it go in a machine?

Venechuk

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I don't own one and as such haven't read the care instructions but all my Smartwool stuff you can wash at home. It may shrink a bit if you dry it so I'd recommend line drying until you forget and toss it in the machine.

5 5

Yo Siq

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I own both a Merino Ninja Suit and a regular synthetic Ninja Suit from Airblaster. The wool is definitely the way to go, though the synthetic is also good.

In my experience, the wool stretches a little more, breathes a little more and does not stink after multiple uses. I still wear the synthetic on colder days, but can also just put an extra layer with the wool and control my personal microclimate pretty effectively.

I snowboard in the pacific northwest. I'll wear the merino suit with just a shell from about 25F to 40F and be perfectly comfortable. Under 25F, I'll add a flannel, use an insulated jacket, or just use the synthetic Ninja Suit without an additional layer.

As with all Ninja Suits, the beauty is that snow can never get down your back and all of your base layer is organized into one piece. This means that your base layer top will not ride up and bunch with your other layers, keeping you comfortable and moving freely beneath your outer layer.

Put it this way, trying to go out without a Ninja Suit is like getting off a trampoline and trying to jump normally.

3 5

cht5259534

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I like the one piece construction and the waist zippers, but not as warm as I thought they'd be and noticed when I bend down they stretch so much I can see through them.