A warm outfit begins with a good-quality base layer. Our testers picked these six out as their favorites.
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Photographer: Courtesy of L.L. Bean
Despite costing less than a fancy T-shirt, this lightweight base layer has as its main ingredient Polartec’s classic Power Dry, one of the best wicking fabrics around. The only downside: for a next-to-skin layer, the cut is a bit boxy.
TAGS: FAST-WICKING, NO FRILLS
| Brand | Name | Description | Price | Date | Keywords | |
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Patagonia | Go To | Outside reviews the best barbecuing gear of June 2012, including the Patagonia Go To Shirt. | $55 | Outside Magazine, June 2012 | Men's, Base Layer |
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The North Face | S/S Spring Canyon | Outside picks the best hiking gear of June 2012, including The North Face S/S Spring Canyon shirt. | $75 | Outside Magazine, June 2012 | Men's, Base Layer |
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Arc'teryx | Motus Crew | Outside picks the essentials for March, including the Arc'teryx Motus Crew. | $65 | Outside Magazine, March 2012 | Trail Running, Base Layer |
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Icebreaker | Oasis Crewe Razor Shirt | Outside picks the essentials for January, including the Icebreaker Oasis Crewe Razor Shirt. | $90 | Outside Magazine, January 2012 | Men's, Base Layer |
