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SmartWool Microweight Long Underwear Bottom - Women's
Wear the SmartWool Women's Microweight Bottom for cool- or warm-weather aerobic activities or as a next-to-skin base layer. SmartWool's porous natural fibers move moisture while it is still in vapor form before it has a chance to condense on your skin; you stay drier and more comfortable throughout your entire workout. By comparison, synthetics transport moisture after it condenses, which means you must visibly sweat before any moisture management begins. SmartWool fiber is also highly adaptable to a broad range of conditions; it keeps you warm in winter and cool in spring. This naturally anti-microbial pant features a covered elastic waistband, chafe-reducing flatlock seams, and a body-hugging fit.
Bottom Line: It might be Microweight, but it's big on performance.
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By: ss114
November 3, 2009
Definitely very thin, which is what I wanted to wear as a base layer in the snow since I get too hot very quickly. The cuff seem is very tight, so you need to clip it in order to scootch them up above your boots. They are a little bit itchy, even within the realm of wool base layers.
down to what temperatures would the micro weight long underwear
down to what temperatures would the micro weight long underwear keep someone warm under light hiking pants ?
I don't know if the lightweight ones would be too hot for walking around in unless its below zero ?
By: cindy walters
October 10, 2009
Depends on two things: what activity you're doing, and what your body is normally (are you a warm/average/cold person?). If youre talking cardio (xc ski, running) these are great down into the 20's. Hiking or walking steadily, the lightweights work well into the 30's and 20's. If you're intermittently walking, or kicking around town, stopping in at shops or bars, go with the midweight. I use midweights with jeans down into the teens comfortably, and you don't get too warm when you go inside. The only time I overheat is when I'm wearing the midweights in a really warm environment (i.e. crowded bar after a couple hours).
By: Steve Masters
October 15, 2009
Comfy but not that warm
By: vrtomaso1659682
December 8, 2008
I live in Chicago and today was my first day wearing these. The windshield is below zero and it was about 12 degrees outside this morning when I left for work. I was warm in all areas except my knees and thighs and that was the problem I was having before I bought these. I think that they are good for warmer temperatures, but not freezing temperatures. So be aware of that before purchasing. I am thinking I am going to go with the midweight for freezing days like today. I do love this website and their online chat is very helpful. Thanks!! :)
Smartwool Microweight long underwear bottom
By: cdw2613688
March 25, 2009
I deliberately ordered these really light weight ones to wear indoors. They are really thin too, so I can wear them under dress pants. We keep our house temperature really cool so I wear these indoors on really cold days. Also, if I do have to go outside to run a quick errand, these keep my knees and legs from getting too cold. They would not be warm enough to wear outdoors on very cold (zero or colder) days.
da best
By: phnord4201760519
November 9, 2008
this fit well, and my bf thinks i look like halle berry wearing them and am cat woman. woo hoo. 5 of 5
awesome baselayer!!
By: Martha
September 26, 2008
I love how thin these are because they don't feel like thick, bulky long johns. But they also kept me warm and dry when I went skiing in New Zealand this past summer.
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