under armor

I assume you mean the Cold Gear since it is now winter. I own 2 of the Cold Gear mock turtle necks and they will keep you warm. One thing, if you do not like it fitting skin tight consider buying it 1 or 2 sizes larger than you normally wear. I normally wear a large shirt but have 2X in the mocks. They still fit snug but not skin tight plus you gain a little length, IMHO they tend to be a little short. On a cold day all I usually wear is my Cold Gear, shirt over that, then my outer camo coat (which is a 2 in 1 and has a removable fleece liner). They do wick moisture from your skin which helps greatly in keeping you warm.
 
As far as the bottoms, I had a pair but did not like them. I prefer thinner long under wear and currently use the Gander Mountain silk weight style, not sure if they are still made.

I like the UA. All good here. Good Stuff !!

i buy the polypropalene from the army nave store. you can get the whole set up, tops, pants, socks, face mask, neck gator. then you be warm.

My son, who is a marine and swears by thee, suggested I get a pair.
I,m wondering if they are what there cracked up to be for the prise.

I have UA cold gear and it is great.  As for the other stuff they make -- not so much.  I beleive this is a case of a company that had a great product -- long underwear -- that turned into a brand -- that now puts their logo on everything with the thought that some very lousy stuff (like the gloves my wife bought me and I returned with an hour) would be bought based ont he reputation of their original great product.
 
I would buy their long underwear again, but nothing else with the UA logo.

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Nike makes cold gear too


I bought a Rocky thermal shirt for $16, works good but some dont like the bulk, its not bad but a little heavier than UA

IMO the nike version is much more comfortable.

The best i've found is Patagonia's capilene base layers.

carhartts version is GREAT