Just a straight OG must for riding. Gave as a gift to my sister who has a couple but loves them. She said they do exactly what she wants them to do. Keep her dry and warm.

Bought this for my fiance as she's cold all the time. The zipper waist is amazing and makes life way easier in the middle of the night. Be sure to check the size chart, we had to go up to a large because of her height.

I purchased this for my wife for Christmas and she wore it all season. She typically is super cold and hates layering a ton, but the ninja suit helped so much and kept her warm. She did feel like the sizing was weird since she is a size small/size 4, but 5'7. We went with the medium for length which ended up being fine. Make sure to read the sizing charts.

This is the ultimate base layer. It is comfortable underneath your snowboard outfit or for just kicking it around the house on a snowy morning. The material is very comfortable and soft against your skin. The 350 degree zipper makes bathroom time a breeze so there is no worries about getting all your layers pulled down in time. The best part of a ninja suit is that it keeps the snow from going down you neck or down your pants. This is a huge bonus when you yard sale through a couple feet of fresh powder. I own multiple of these and never hesitate to put one on when I am venturing into the backcountry.

I bought this for my sister-in-law as a christmas gift. She loves it, loves the style and it fits great. Her only complaint is that it is a bit thin/colder than her usual long underwear combo for snowboarding. The zip around the waist works well and the thumb holes help with the heat, she doesnt really use the hood as her other layers have hoods. "not warm enough, but I feel like a ******* ninja."

i work outside and love this for bad winter weather. wish you had more color/size options, because now my farmer friends are jealous. the only downside is that it smells like balloons (i should have gotten the merino, but was afraid it wouldn't last). grateful to have some girl-friendly gear.

I'm 5'4 and 120 lbs and the size small ninja suit fits perfect! I recently wore the ninja suit as a base layer under a dry suit while spending two weeks rafting the Grand Canyon. The zip off drop seat of the base layer made it super easy to use the bathroom and wasn't a pain at all! Plus it's pretty flattering and fun to wear around camp. I also wear the Ninja Suit as a base layer when snowboarding or cross country skiing. It is definitely warm enough under ski gear. When temperatures get into the single digits or below zero I add slim fitting layers and wear the ninja suit over those. The suit also has a hood which is nice to wear under my ski helmet to help keep my head warm. It's functional, practical and really flattering and cute!

Figuring out the perfect baselayer is tough, I have a ton in storage that just never quite did the job. So I figured I would try an "all-in-one" for snowboarding and I'm so glad I did. I also work with search and rescue, and I think this will be great for snow hiking/digging. This base layer rocks and every snow adventurer needs one!

FIT

Im about 120Ibs at 5'4", and the small fits perfectly. I mean, the length, the width, just perfect.

USE

This thing is amazingly impenetrable. When you're a powder chaser sometimes you fall, and that cold fluff gets its way into every crevice it can. Well, not when you have this ninja suit on! The polyester wicks off water easily so even if it does get on your it doesnt stick or make anything really wet. And theres definitely no cold drafts either!

Hood: is great because it seals up your neck and fits right under your helmet. Its thin, so its not meant to be a beanie but its fit is on point. There is a convenient little opening for a pony tail that I appreciated. If you dont have a pony tail the area is overlapping so its not directly open, so it still seals everything up well. Its thin enough, too that when you dont wear the hood it doesn't bulk up behind you when you wear it down. It has a great elastic rim that helps it to stay put, too.

Waist: has a drawstring to help with personal comfort... if you like to wear things lose or tight. There is also a zipper that extends around the hips just under the drawstring. It stays connected in a stretch of about 5 inches near the belly button to keep everything connected, and this is great for using the bathroom and everything still stays nice and cozy, but trying to wipe was a little difficult since you can't reach through your legs lol ... you have to wipe from around the back. I think that was my only struggle with this whole suit.



COMFORT

Fabric: mostly polyester, super thin and very soft. I wore the suit under a fleece and lightly insulated soft-shell top and pants in about 10 degree shaded and windy conditions, and it wasn't as warm as I needed it to be. I think for the types of conditions I tend to find myself in, the merino wool ninja suit may have been a better choice, but this is still really great for everything else. Theres a bit of nylon in there too to make the suit nice and stretchy, so bending and jumping and sitting...all of it feels super comfortable. Sweating in it is nice too because its thin enough to breathe through, so it wont stick to you or weigh you down. Again, the polyester is wicking too.

PRICE

Backcountry looks like its got a sale for $79 right now, and yah... its definitely worth it. A GREAT price!

OTHER

The nature of this ninja suit is so fun to wear for so many different occasions, like pajamas or Christmas morning, winter hiking, Halloween, camping, you name it. Im super excited to see all the different things it will come in handy for!

I bought this Ninja Suit in the far out pattern and it is magical. I was concerned about sizing since onesies can be tricky. I was pleased to find that the medium fits me perfectly, and I am 5'6, about 140 lbs. Another concern was being able to use the bathroom with the hip zip feature but it's not an issue at all. If you want to be hugged in warmth by your baselayer on chilly days on the slopes, I'd suggest snagging one.

The sizing is tricky. Based on my height (5'5"), weight (140 athletic/curvy), and pants size (6 or 8) I could fit into a M or a L. Neither fits especially well, but they both work. The M is a little too tight and short on the legs. The L is a little too loose and long in the torso. I have skiied and slept in the L comfortably and been hiking and skiing in the M -- they're both just ok. Depending on your proportions you may also find that none of the sizes fit too well.

The fabric itself is pretty nice for a baselayer but nothing spectacular. It's medium weight, maybe on the lighter side of medium. It breathes well and dries fast but isn't super warm (they do have a merino wool blend option). It's soft and slides under a fleece or ski jacket easily and the outer layer doesn't bunch or ride up.

Workmanship is nice, good seams, good zippers. It'll last forever. Huge embroidered ninja logo on chest is excessive though.

The zip around the waist for using the bathroom is ok. It works but is, as expected, a little awkward, especially when squatting in the woods at night. Another 2" of zipper would make it easier.

I love hooded baselayers in general. Unfortunately there's a hole for a ponytail...which defeats the purpose of the thing being a single piece (but it's easy to sew closed).

I'd never bring this backpacking or where space is a premium -- it's much more practical for me to have a top and bottom I can combine as needed.

I just had to get the galaxy space print when I saw it. It's beautifully done (though a little too repetitious). The patterns seem to be around for only one year, so if you see a print or solid you like you should get it asap.

As usual there are more options for men, including a baggy fleece one for lounging and one with shorter legs to better coexist with your ski boots. Super lame.

Overall it's a nice piece but isn't revolutionary. Having a one piece baselayer hasn't made my skiing, hiking, or camping experiences significantly warmer.

The price seems way too high, but there are some other one piece baselayers on BC that are twice as much.

A friend of mine loved this so much she wanted to share a few thoughts. "I'm 5'1" with an athletic build and purchased a medium which fits well. It's a little baggy at the waist but it's not a problem. I wasn't sure how comfortable it would be since it is attached at the waist with a zipper, but the zipper doesn't cause any issues even when sleeping while camping. I really like that the zipper goes around the waist enough theat the whole top doesn't have to come off to use the restroom."

I'm an "always cold" person when camping, but not with this ninja suit. It's a vital layering piece and super easy to maneuver when needing to use the restroom. I'm definitely going to purchase one or two more suits.

the ninja suit is a staple in base layers by now. I have a couple pairs and bought this one for my girlfriend, They are cozy and nice to wear under your outerwear and dont add any bulk at all and when your done and get home they are the ideal thing to lounge around the house in !

AMAZING base layer!! The fit is very true to size, especially because it is not a tight fit. My only recommendation is to keep in consideration your height. I sized up to a medium just to have that length. I love this piece, it is so nice and easy to put on top of my layers and keep it smooth under my pants and jacket! I rarely wear this all by itself under my jacket and pants, unless I am going snowshoeing.

This is my second Ninja Suit. I purchased my first about 5 years ago and I finally started wearing through it. This version is a bit softer than my last one and it still fits true to size. I got the Polar Brotanical print and it looks just like the picture. I wear mine as a baselayer and to lounge around.

Awesome base layer all season long! I've used this all season and have yet to be cold. I love getting the back coverage from a one piece in case I eat it snow doesn't go up my back. I wanted a tight fit so I went with a small.

I am madly in love with this base layer. I am typically a size M in tops and size 8 pants, and found the Medium to be the perfect size with this piece. The colors are bright and the material layers very well under other items. The zipper dropseat makes this onsie superior to others that lack this awesome feature. If you are looking for a killer base layer, this is the way to go!

A few years back I finally broke down and picked up a ninja suit, and will never go back - these things are awesome! I grabbed the Duckhunter Camo one this year, but here is a picture of some friends and I taking a 'ninja suit run' the day before our friend got married last season! Ninja suits do it all: keep you warm, keep the snow off your bare skin if you take a tumble, and the waist zipper makes it super easy to take care of business when you need to use the restroom. I wont go a season without one of these in my closet, I'm about 5'4'', 127 lbs with an athletic build and wear a size small, which fits great!

I bought the Far Out Ninja Suit a month ago, right before moving to Colorado. I love it, I sleep in my ninja suit in my car every night in 0 to -10 degree weather and along with a good sleeping bag and a wool blanket this certainly keeps me warm. However they are made for short people, I am 5'7" 118lbs and had to get a medium, because the small doesn't cover my ankles. I'm even considering upgrading to the Merino Ninja Suit I love it so much.

BTW the 350 degree zipper is sooo handy for going to the bathroom or making love ;)

bought the far out model for my lady friend, i think she will be pretty stoked. have the camo ninja suit from last year, best base layer in the game. difficult if you gotta make pee pee's tho.