Champion Duofold Thermals Mens Base-Layer Underwear

Me gustó mucho el pantalón térmico. Cumple con la descripción, es de excelente calidad y lo compré con descuento.

I'm a woman who wears these pants as PJs (5'8'' and mediums work for me, bit short on the legs though) – while I find them comfy and not too thick, there's no way they're even close to worthy of a $30+ price tag! The waistband has blown out on every single pair I own, which means they're a ticking time bomb; nice while they last but eventually need to be replaced. For $20-something bucks, that wasn't a big deal, but I will NOT repurchase since the price increase. I implore you not to, either. The quality and staying power just isn't there.

To preface, I'm 6FT2 and I am a 30/32 in most jeans. I also ride a motorcycle. Fit: My first concern was that the waist and length would not match up and i would be wearing something that goes a bit past my knees. This was not the case. they fit perfect around my waist, even with boxers underneath, and are thin enough at the top that they work with slim/ skinny jeans. The length was just right. They sit a bit above my ankle, which is where i expected them to. They are a bit baggy for me, but that was totally expected because of my body shape. so, if you're tall and thin, don't worry, these got you covered, literally. Usage: I live in sunny California, so I don't get much cold weather, but because i ride a motorcycle i wanted something that would keep me warm when riding at night or in the morning when its a bit chilly. these did the job wonderfully. Before I had these my legs would get pretty cold, and the weather is only going to get colder. with these on though, I am comfortable at most speeds. On average I ride 45MPH in about 40-50F temp. They get the job done and feel comfortable all day long. I know the conditions here aren't "cold" to most parts of the world, but i would feel confident in even colder weather as well. all in all these are great and you should pick em up if you want to stay a bit warmer.

I'm really conflicted with these thermal pants. On one hand, I've never experienced thermal pants before and these things were a god-send during my first cold winter being a very skinny person. Pulling socks up over the pant legs helps retain body heat so well. We hardly had to use our house's heat. On the other hand, the pants were uncomfortably tight around the crotch area and caused some strain after lengthy use. Initially I thought it was just because I had bought smalls, but even the mediums caused this issue. I would have gone for a large instead, but the mediums were already a bit too loose in the waist area for me. So as a 6'2" ~150 lb male, the pants don't work well with my size. A bummer, but not a huge deal with the benefit they provide. I still highly recommend these thermal pants.

Right off the bat, if you're reading this to help in your decision, I honestly think that Fruit of the Loom fits WAY better than these do. These don't seem to conform to your body to act like an under-layer like Fruit of the Loom does. These also fit rather short and the bottoms of the legs especially fit rather baggy. Not super baggy, but there's some slack. If I put pants on over these, I can expect to get annoyed with them bunching up and pulling up with my pants. These do not fit like Fruit of the Loom, where as they conform to your body nicely with a material that has the ability to stretch easily. They also fit slightly long, which lets you put a bit over the heel of your foot so that when you put your pants on over it, they don't pull or bunch up. I think these could have been more well thought out. The material that they're made of feels nice, too bad they don't fit like I feel that they should for thermals. The sizing seems strange. TL;DR: I wish I would have bought Fruit of the Loom thermals for the fitting, but these are made out of nice material. I probably will not be a returning customer to this brand, but I'm not entirely unhappy with these. They'll be more of a "sit around at home on cold days in just these," kind of thermals.