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SmartWool NTS Microweight Crew - Men's
What is the difference between the NTS wool and the standard?...
By Chad Boyer
Ranked #346 - Men's Lightweight Long Underwear - Tops
February 5, 2011
What is the difference between the NTS wool and the standard? The NTS is $5 more and I can't find a good explanation for the ultimate advantage compared the standard version. Thoughts?
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By Sandy Brown
Ranked #14 - Men's Lightweight Long Underwear - Tops
May 8, 2011
NTS stands for Next-To-Skin. This is the designation for all their baselayer pieces. There is no difference in the fabric or fit. It is simply a name that is used in the current models on the Backcountry site. If there is a price difference, it is likely due to model year.
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By Gone Fishing
Ranked #9 - Men's Lightweight Long Underwear - Tops
February 5, 2011
Chad, I could be wrong but I think all of the Smartwool's are NTS. If you look at the Smartwool website it lists the "standard" baselayer as NTS in the side bar. I think the difference is the Smartwool MSRP is $60 and they have a price of $64.95 here. Someone please correct me if I am mistaken. https://www.smartwool.com/default.cfm#/Mens/Apparel/Baselayer/_/703/
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