Which men’s thermal base layer should I choose for skiing?

For alpine skiing, choose a zip-neck base-layer top such as the WARM ZIP, or the X-WARM ZIP for the coldest days, with a WARM PANT under your ski trousers. For the intense effort of ski touring, the completely seamless SEAMLESS TOP helps prevent chafing.

Which men’s thermal base layer is suitable for sensitive skin?

The STRATEGIC, made from bamboo and silk, are knitted without seams, so no raised stitching rubs against your skin. The WOOL TOP tops, made from merino wool, have a non-itch fabric that does not irritate, even when worn for several days of hiking.

Do I need technical boxer shorts for hiking?

On long outings, they help prevent chafing: the seamless UNDER boxer shorts extend further down the thighs and stay in place. Their Polygiene StayFresh treatment limits odours when you’re out for days without a chance to wash your kit.

What size men’s thermal base layer should I choose?

Choose your usual size for both tops and long johns. The close fit keeps the fabric against your skin, where it can wick away sweat.

Men's Thermal Base Layers

Men’s thermal base layers for hiking, skiing and mountaineering: crew-neck tops, zip-neck base layers and long johns in CimaWarm or CIMATHERM synthetic fabric, merino wool or bamboo and silk.