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Any way you wear it, the Ibex Woolies Crew shirt is warm and comfortable.
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Great Shirt
morp449814
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Just used this on a three day tour of kings peak never took it off and it smelled great on day three. Fits close to skin but not tight like spandex which I prefer if I am wearing for an extended period of time as it feels like your skin can breath better.
Love It!
morp449814
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Fit is true, feels great next to skin, feels dryer than synthetic when wet,No smell after three days in the uintas
Awesome wool crew
ald3354626
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
My husband wore this skiing in Colorado for 4 days. He loves it and another Ibex short-sleeve woolie. He said it was the perfect layer and the orange color was hot. He is a sweathog, and he did say it smelled a little bit. But he still prefers it over synthetic, plastic clothes and is willing to rinse the shirt for another day of wear. Great, great shirt.
SNUG AND WARM
jesp30437
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I used this as a baselayer when I was out mountain biking and it was low 30s out (light icy rain/snow). the other articles of clothing were a dri fit t shirt, and a windbreaker. I could have gone down to just this and the t shirt once I warmed up.
Don't be fooled by the picture of this item it is form fitting. I am 6'2" 200lbs (athletic/muscular) and a large was on the verge of being TOO snug. Was a little bit itchy when I first put it on, but I have pretty sensitive skin. Did what it is meant for.
The Best
plop165765
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I own Patagonia and SmartWool undershirts;they are quite good. But the Ibex Woolies 150 is my favorite. Great around the house or on the trail.
Love Ibex, fit is snug
JonathanSW
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I love the Ibex products, think that wool is the superlative base material, and that Ibex is the superlative producer of wool clothing. The woolies fit like a snug base layer, so consider sizing up.
Great!
Nam5044468
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Just such a great thing.
Jake Brow
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Sheep are lucky.
Jake Brow
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These rock. Not a bit itchy, not a bit smelly after four years, not a bit worn or frayed. Just everything I could hope for in a baselayer. I've worn it as a baselayer in everything from brutally cold Wisconsin January storms to a single layer for some cool northern Minnesota October paddling, and stayed dry each time. You can't go wrong with something this versitile. One of the only pieces of gear I (or my dad, who has the same one) have owned that don't get stinky after a couple years of abuse. It is hard to find wrong with Ibex, even for the price. I wish I had wool instead of hair.
IBEX WOOLIES WORK!
sheaandbro1464801
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I recently purchased the Ibex Woolie Crew and I am very pleased with it. I am a sweat hog. I mean I sweat tying my shoes or putting on my ski boots!. I know it sounds disgusting but it's true. Consequently I need a base layer that absorbs all that perspiration and still keeps me somewhat dry. I've tried all the synthetics (Patagonia's capilene, UnderArmors whatever they call it, and none of it works for me. Sure it feels good and I'm of coarse dry to start out, with but after 5 minutes of strenuous hiking or skiing I'm wet from within and clammy. Not a good feeling).
The Ibex Woolie Crew is both functional and stylish. I would recommend it to anyone. The only caveat I would have is that Backcountry listed this particular model as "Midweight." It, in fact, is "Lightweight" at 18 microns in thickness of the individual fibers that comprise the shirt. Anyone considering purchasing this garment should bear this in mind. I usually wear a IceBreaker 200 as a base layer for winter skiing and thought I was buying a comparable weight garment in this Ibex Woolie Crew. However, I have now used this shirt to do some backcountry skinning in moderate temperatures and it worked great. I look forward to purchasing more Ibex wool garment as the need arises. And, hey, you can never have enough gear, right?
Great lite wool base layer.
MtnRnr Wanabe
Member since
First Ibex's stuff rocks.
Now this base layer is great compared to other base layers. Ultimately its a shirt so there is not too much variance within lite base layer shirts so while this shirt is great I wouldn't say is light years beyond anything else out there.
It is very light weight but Ibex's stuff is pretty rugged so I expect it to last a while. Its wool, my favorite, and not super itchy as merino of this price should be.
Fit is snug.
pretty flippin sweet
sui2488443
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First off, let me mention that unlike many of the customers at this site, my cold weather gear is used for long treks to the bus stop, long waits for the bus, and long bus rides with no heat. I have about 0 tolerance for the cold. I am a librarian and have a need to dress appropriately (not looking like a homeless guy with 30 bulging layers) for the library, this requires thin and warm clothes. This shirt is awesome for all of the above situations. It is very comfortable to wear by itself around the apartment, whether or not the heat is working - it doesn't get too warm if the heat picks up, and it keeps me sufficiently warm when the heat (generally) does not kick on. I still haven't gotten the whole "wearing pants" thing down yet, though, so if they make similar leggings, that would be great. Also, it works well for shoveling snow - I wear this, a t-shirt, and a light jacket. It keeps me from overheating and freezing. Also, it comes in black, which is necessary.
Good piece- VERY warm
Jacon Mayer
Member since
I like its athletic cut, I like that it isn't itchy (though I don't wear it as a base layer- I put it over a capilene medium crew), I like that it's light, and I like that it's a natural material. All that said - this shirt is VERY warm. If you're going to be active, don't wear this unless it is very, very cold out. I live and play in Vermont and I wouldn't wear this for an aerobic activity if it were more than 10 degrees.
Itchy
ramjams112023975
Member since
True to size, comfortable fit, but itchy. Don't consider myself the sensitive type but could not get over the itchy feeling of the merino wool. I own other top brand wool products but had have never felt the itchiness to this degree.
Bottomline, not for those that are itch averse.
wool is great
cameraobscura
Member since
I wore this shirt as a base layer 4 days straight during an urban winter outing in Detroit. It regulated temperature when moving from inside to out. The tight fit helped keep me warm, and the excellent wool kept me stink-free the entire time even after sweating it up in some over-heated buildings.
Great baselayer!
hydrogeek
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This is the best base layer I've ever owned. It's super light yet very warm and regulates temperature well. It's not itchy. It's stretchy and hugs the body well. It doesn't hold odors so wear it all week in the backcountry. My only complaint is that it's not made in the USA like some of their midweight base layers which, by the way, are also great.
nice
john gilchrist
Member since
Not your itchy wool youre used to. The finer wool fibers they use in the woolies crew make it just about as comfortable to wear as a normal cotton t shirt but with the added benefits of less odor and better wicking! This shirt has a trim fit so it fits snug.
Amazing
Web_Ninja
Member since
This thing is a fantastic base-layer, and sparked a whole new interest in wool clothing for me. I've worn it as a base-layer on the mountain and in a flag-football game in the rain... and it never failed. I was never cold, it amazingly regulated my body temperature, dry or soaked, and it doesn't get funky like the man-made fabrics do. A great product!

Peter M
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