Under Armour Base 2.0 Midweight Legging - Men's - 2007 BCS

Base layers are a critical component in my clothing system- if you can call it a system. The two primary features I look for are moisture transportation and insulation- but under Armour's stink-proofing called ArmourBlock, is also nice for mitigating confined space living violations. The interior of the ColdGear 2.0 fabric has a waffle pattern which seems to trap heat well but also breathes when working hard. This isn't under Armour's compression fitted stuff, but still fits snug. Black is the only color I use for heat retention. For extreme cold, go for the Base 3.0, but for skiing, slogging, or active sports, this stuff is freakin' great.

It is a perfect layer. I wore it in sunny days and in very cool days and I felt very confortable. It keeps you warm enough.

Other advantage about this layer is that it doesn't stink after skiing during all day long.

These thing are warm, but not TOO warm, and they wick away moisture like a champ. They are slightly looser (aka, not formfittng)and are extremely comfortable. Plus, they fend off unpleasant stenches fairly well. Definitely a good thing.

I have a 31 waist and the medium fits perfect. Well worth the money.

These leggings are the mid-weight version of UA's Base Crew line. Wicks moisture well, dries very quickly and is durable. Snug fit but give with your movements. They are warmer than the 1.0 but not a huge difference IMO.

The one thing I don't like about Under Armour is that it tends to be tight, and although not necessarily restrictive, restrictive feeling. I do not like to use it under other layers because it just feels like I'm stacking other layers on an already tight under layer. I don't know how else to explain it... I just don't like it. However, I tend to use them as outer garments in situations where I want tight layers which minimize chafing while maximizing sweat wicking. On wintertime long distance runs, I use these bottoms under my running shorts... essentially as running tights. They work fabulous for that. I just don't like them under other layers.

This was one of my go to baselayers midwinter when it started to get cold. It is really comfortable, breathes really well, and kept my legs warm all winter long. The only complaint I had with these was the same as the 1.0. The foothole is a little big so it was a little loose around my ankle. Other than that, these are great.

This product keeps my warm on cold days in the 30's. However, the back panel is to loose and that extra material get caught between my butt cheeks and I hate that. I will not buy this product again.

The more I buy UA it seems I find better and better products. 2.0 performs as well or better than any other mid-base layer on the market. One can spend more money but UA performs well for the price.

Excellent buy, not only does it fit perfectly but the softness is incredible. It does what is claims and of course the price was unbelivable, usually I do my research before buying anything online and as soon as I visited backcountry.com it was a no brainer. I'm 5'11" / 155#s and the Medium size was the perfect fit.

I have tried several other brands, and I admit I was skeptical of Under Armor (just like Nike), but these are amazing. They fit tight, but not like many others I have tried. They move with you and are not restrictive. I am a big guy, coming in at 6'2" and 230#, and the XL works great. I sweat easily, and these wick moisture better than anything I have tried and keep me warm and dry. Synthetic, but seem to not retain odor as easily as others. Excellent thermals.

the is a great fit. Love them for running in the winter.. snowboarding base layer or just wearing around the gym to keep my knees warm and legs loose. Wear a 34x32 pant and the medium fits great... 5'10" 175

They are not the compression tights I'm used to and not as tight fitting. UA makes great products.

Don't get overheated when going between indoors and out! And they kept me warm when I was just standing outside and not moving much!

i got these as a gift and i love them but i think theyre probably a little steep. i have several waffle pattern items i use for snowsports and i swear by that after using fleece etc with this slick simple tech. really does breathe super well. 2.0 weight is perfect for all but the warmest of days and id recommend it for anyone trying to decide the best all around base layer.

I use these as my base layer for winter kayaking on the Chesapeake Bay and salt marshes. Performs wonderfully.

Tip...On not so hot days I wear right under my waders...may want to invest in a synthetic shirt to go over as the buckles on the waders caused undo wear to the fabric.

bought one set for son-in-law, he works outside...he loves them, another set for Christmas for hubby, we will see how he likes them. He works inside but is always cold. well worth the money

I wear these to work under my uniform pants. I'm constantly between indoors and outdoors and sometimes caught standing around outside for hours on end. The 2.0 pants are perfect for me because they don't get too warm when I'm inside or active, and they keep out the elements when I'm outside just standing there. I've worn them for days in a row without a wash and they don't get nasty with stink. A really great base layer if its cold out but not a blizzard!

Under Armour Base 2.0 Midweight Legging is a great base layer. Under Armour base layers keep you dry and warm and are exceptional at moving moisture and perspiration away from your body.

Under Armour Base 2.0 Midweight Legging is a great base layer. Under Armour base layers keep you dry and warm and are exceptional at moving moisture and perspiration away from your body.