Why We Like The 260 Tech Legging with Fly
The Icebreaker 260 Tech Legging with Fly is one of those classic, midweight baselayers that give us everything we want when we're backpacking, camping, skiing, and snowboarding. The merino wool weave feels soft against our skin with natural fibers that moderate our temperature and minimize moisture to keep us warm and dry in the outdoors. We like these as our sleeping layer for cool and cold weather camping and as our next-to-skin layer to wear under our hiking pants or ski pants for added insulation.
Details
- Technical tights for cold weather layering
- Merino wool is naturally odor-resistant for multiday trips
- Midweight design for versatility you can wear all season
- Gusseted cut for better mobility and comfort
- Snug fit for the best performance
- Item #ICE00W6
- Material
- 100% merino wool
- Insulation Weight
- midweight
- Fit
- slim
- Style
- baselayer
- Pockets
- none
- Anti-Odor
- natural attribute of merino wool
- Claimed Weight
- [medium] 9.5oz
- Activity
- hiking, camping, skiing, snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
Reviews
Q&A
Overall Rating
5 based on 3 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 29, 2024
Warm and Cozy
The 260 is great for those 0F days whether on the lift or going for a skin or hike. I like wear these when I sit by the fire on a hut trip. All my Icebreaker clothing is top notch. I've been able to use a regular wash with a low heat dry setting and have no shrinking or issues. No itch fabric. The fabric wicks and dries quickly
Originally reviewed on icebreaker.com
May 19, 2024
Best leggings yet
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these for a base layer for backcountry skiing and am thrilled with them. Great warmth, excellent fit, and the high-quality wool I've come to expect from Icebreaker. Simply the best.
Originally reviewed on icebreaker.com
March 23, 2024
Pretty good
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I did some work at 6500 to 7500 feet in SE Idaho in March. The temperatures were from 30-50. These were perfect. I typically am more sensitive to cold than the average person.
Originally reviewed on icebreaker.com
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