Aclima Woolnet Longs Mens

A great product. Highly recommended.

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Good product. Holds your posture well and keeps you warm without being hot. So you can also spend time wearing these indoors if the day includes both outdoor activities and being indoors.

Excellent

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Warm underwear, the seam on the first pair of pants came loose, but I got new ones that stayed put as they should. Aclima's mesh layers are really good to use!

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Comfortable and breathable layering pants for active exercise in winter weather. Reinforcements on the knees keep the knees warm. Stayed odor-free just by airing. However, the mesh fabric is quite fragile and after a few months of use, holes have already appeared.

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Perfect size, size L for 1m82. Very well finished product, used for 3 days hiking with snowshoes and pulka, really effective, keeps you warm and dries quickly. I recommend.

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Works as advertised and reviews say. Haven't tested in challenging conditions yet. However, with lighter use, the functionality works as advertised. Moisture evaporates and keeps you warm when you stop moving. Product quality is good. Durable seams. Although slim fit, it stretches without being tight. Ordered according to the size chart and fits well, although on the border of two sizes, my size. Ordered a smaller size.

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Works well, as does a similar shirt. It is slightly thicker knit than traditional "veijots", but can also fit under slimmer summer pants and extend their use period in sub-zero temperatures. They are great under looser mid-season and winter pants, they work great in controlling sweat and moisture as the load changes from heavy to light. In practice, they keep you warm when standing still and breathe well during exercise. The mesh knit does not keep the wind out, so a slightly windproof layer is needed on top. These do not work alone under a thin wind suit or shell pants because the cold "blews" through the synthetic fibers and there is no place for moisture to absorb. In my opinion, mesh pants are best used in variable-speed activities, paired with a thin midlayer, or alone with cotton canvas pants or lightly padded winter pants. In windless weather, in higher-intensity sports, they can also be worn alone under thin summer pants. My usage range is from +5 degrees down. The colder the better, because then you can layer up and the pants will work as designed.

Works well. I think it is better for hiking, snow skiing and stalking (hunting), not still hunting. I don't think it is necessary for 30 F or warmer. Lastly, this product would be perfect if it was a zip on/off item, so you don't have to take your boots/ski's off.

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Not very durable.