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I have found merino wool to be ideal for underwear, but it's worth trying different fabrics to find which works best for you. Next comes what we generally think of as base layers: relatively tight ...

Of everything I've tested, these are some of my favorite base layers for feeling comfortable and warm. Merino wool One of the best base layer materials is Merino wool. Its dense fibers are ...

Smartwool makes my favorite ski socks, so it's only natural I'm also a fan of their base layers, made of merino wool. "It looks great, feels good, warms you, cools you, lets you sweat, absorbs ...

First, the materials. This is so important. A quick-drying merino wool base layer will keep you much warmer and dryer than a fleece base layer, for example. Next is durability. Will the product last ...

Look for technical base layer tops and bottoms that fit relatively tight and offer some stretch. The jury is out on synthetic vs. organic materials (merino or alpaca wool). Both have their advantages, ...