I love icebreaker short- and long-sleeve running shirts and this is my first casual shirt from them. I am very happy with the form and the fit - Large is perfect for my 6'2 frame. The weight is nice, a little thinner than similar Ibex shirts, but figure it is still a three season shirt.

at 6'1" a large is just a tad short in the torso and the arms. thumbholes hold it in place though with a little more pull than I'd like. will keep the large, but would go XL next time. holds up to Vermont winter cross-country skis and runs.

got for running this winter but have been sidelined with an injury and this has become my favorite walking around hat. full ear coverage, plenty warm. was minus 25 the other morning but my head was still happy out walking the dog.

darn tough is right. snug, comfortable, long-lasting sock. truly hold up better than other brands. Run 50-60 miles a week and this is my go-to sock on training days (mesh no-show on race days)

Thank you Icebreaker for making "athletic cuts" for men. I live in the same Vermont town as a prominent US wool clothing company, but their performance shirts are too boxy for me. I wear the GT150 on 25 mile trail runs and as a racing top, on hot days and in the rain. (I wear the 180 in the snow) It doesn't flop around and it is so light you never notice it. At 6'2" 160lbs. I find a Large to be a perfect fit.

shot bloks much easier for me to stomach after a few hours on the trail than gels. new design makes it much easier to dispense on the run. margarita and lemon-lime favorites.

As a 6'2" 155lbs. male, I do not exist on the CW-X sizing chart. So I went with a medium, but a large may have been better. The shorts performed great, and I had no cramping issues in my last 50 mile race, they were just a little tight in the crotch. Still, there was no chafing there. And I was most impressed with how I felt the next day- greatly reduced soreness in my quads and hamstrings.

I am looking forward to cold weather so I can try their tights next.