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Wonder wool.

Enjoy all of the benefits of merino wool without any of the drawbacks when you layer up with the Patagonia Men's Merino 3 Midweight Bottoms. You're probably well-acquainted with the performance properties of wool: it's warm, wicking, breathable, and odor-resistant. You might also be familiar with some of the problems, such as shrinkage in the wash; Patagonia took care of that problem by pre-washing the wool (without chlorine, of course) and then adding polyester for enhanced durability and performance, and spandex for stretch and shape retention.
  • Low-bulk brushed elastic waistband adds next-to-skin softness
  • Functional fly makes backwoods pit stops fast and easy
  • Gusseted crotch allows unrestricted movement
  • Machine wash and tumble dry low—no special handling required

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5 5

aarnaes100143109

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I just completed a Hut trip in the CO Rockies in which temps dipped to -17 during the day. These tights were comfortable and warm the whole time.

4 5

David Page

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I wear these as a base layer with a very old Patagonia R1 fleece pants and my Triolet shells when skiing. I have never been cold in this setup no matter what the temperature is or amount of wind. These are not snug fitting but that helps with containing the warmth. I have the large in black. height is 5'10".

These breathe very well so I don't get that clammy built up heat sensation after a day of skiing that I do with Capilene or other synthetic underwear.

The elastic has held up thus far but I worry about it long-term. I have a 20 year old pair of Capilene that looks brand new despite nearly1,000 days of use. The fabric on the wool version feels equally as tough as my early Patagonia.

concern for the elastic waistband causes me to drop the rating to four stars.