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Where to buy Smartwool Merino 150 Base Layer Bottoms:
Amazon
Founded in Steamboat Springs, CO by a pair of industrious ski instructors, Smartwool has been specializing in merino since for more than a quarter century.
When in search of a lightweight bottom, the most important aspects are breathability and efficient moisture-wicking properties. These lightweight tights check all of the boxes in terms of comfort, relative affordability, and performance.
The lightweight qualities of these long underwear are such that they’re great for people who want a base layer that can work as hard as they do.
By far this is our favorite option for high-intensity aerobic activities like running in the late fall or sliding up a skin track. Their compact profile helps them layer under a pair of shorts as well as your ski pants, and are available in a few fun patterns to show off around the fire in the warming hut.
Things we like:
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Smartwool delivers consistent quality, warmth, and breathability -
Anti-wick, anti-odor
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Slim Fit, but not constrictive like tights
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Great for outdoor or casual use
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Available in some fun patterns to show off around the fire
Things we don't like:
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Suffers from the merino durability curse -
On the upper end of the price spectrum for a lightweight base layer
Where to buy Smartwool Merino 150 Base Layer Bottoms:
Amazon
- Slim Fit profile, and mid rise crotch
- Merino build with flexible nylon core
- Traditional fly design (men’s)
- Flatlock seams that minimize chafing
- 5.6oz
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Things we like:
-
Smartwool delivers consistent quality, warmth, and breathability
-
Anti-wick, anti-odor
-
Slim Fit, but not constrictive like tights
-
Great for outdoor or casual use
-
Available in some fun patterns to show off around the fire
Things we don't like:
-
Suffers from the merino durability curse
-
On the upper end of the price spectrum for a lightweight base layer
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