Does anyone wear these as non-athletic everyday underwear in the winter?
368704
I wear them year round (live in SW Virginia) and they are always comfortable.
368705
My husband wears these year round as well. We live in Georgia where the summers are brutal. These underwear keep him comfortable and dry in the heat and humidity and warm in the winter. Little to no oder. He bought them for skiing but discovered they're excellent for all uses.
368706
I wear these as non-athletic everyday underwear year round. I do commute to work via bicycle, but I also have days where I take the bus.
368707
I live in Maine and we wear wool 6+ months a year. I wanted to love these, but they fit oddly and start to show wear and tear within 10 wearings which is unacceptable at this price. I've found that upgrading to Minus33 midweight leggings (as combo underwear and leg warmth) is the best Winter solution when temps are below freezing. The midweight leggings wear much better and are super comfortable. In Summer I rely on my trusty Hanes.
1741738
Haven't worn them in real hot weather, but they are comfortable and not bulky. So, I would guess they would feel fine in any weather.
1386579
No fly. I generally wear these over whatever other underwear I have on and haven't had any slipping issues. As far as urination is concerned, you have to pull them down. That hasn't been an issue for me.
217041
I don't wear them often except in the winter time. So far, they are still in excellent shape.
1515242
Yes. They are slightly lighter than denim jeans, but warmer than traditional cargo/hiking pants. (If in doubt, take a pair of footless tights - but unless it gets into the sub-freezing temps, I don't think you'd need any under layer. )
295765
I would say yes. They do have a nylon-ish feel to them, and as such they aren't as thermally protective as a more cotton-based alternative might be, but I would feel comfortable wearing these even down in the 40s.
246600
No, no no. However, I've been wearing these pants for years. I put on a BASE LAYER underneath (Icebreaker merino wool to be exact) underneath. Skied all day in this combo and was plenty warm.
452746
No, but I wear long, heavy socks when the weather gets cold. I've worn them in the cold right up until we got a lot of snow. They keep my feet very warm with socks, but I don't want to damage the plastic, so when it gets below 20 degrees, I resort to heavier boots. I love these boots. They have a great insole, fit the shape of the foot perfectly, and they look a lot nicer than other similar boots.
2237146
I bought these pants in the summer and they have done well on cool mornings until fall. I would not consider them winter pants. I have been camping with them and put them on in the morning and that was ok. It really depends a lot on your personal preferences.
2067625
I wear mine cutting grass, snowblowing, and shoveling. I have not had a problem with these yet. I am very happy with these.
42397
No, i use the compression shorts as underwear. They are too tight fitting to wear anything underneath them. It would be very uncomfortable
396462
I think they would be too thick for that. Look for something thinner. They are also kind of stiff and would be uncomfortable for that kind of use. They are good, I wanted a heavier pair to wear when it is colder. I forgot that once I get going the cold does not matter.
2053738
Not at all! I love these pants! I just wish they were a little warmer because I would wear them all year long! They are the most comfortable pants I have ever worn (without a sound).
1278751
I do not feel I need to wear more than the one pair. It does not get under 40 degrees where I live though.
269282
My boyfriend and I have both tried them to below zero (Fahrenheit) temperatures. They work great under snowpants and take the edge off under jeans.
2221793
no they seem very comfortable for rainy everyday use. My feet are usually cold but not in these, so you wouldn't want to wear them for everyday use.
246599
No my dear they are not suitable for cold weather hikes definitely you need to worn some thing under.