BRP clothing

[Dubld]

Was wondering if anyone out there has the "Active Base Layer" shown on page 28 of the BRP catalog. Does it really do as advertised and keep you warm in cool weather, and cool in warm weather? If not, can anyone recommend a good base layer that would do that?

 

[Frank G]

We get our base gear from the Bass Pro shop. Wide selection, several brands, including Under Armour. These people understand layering, and dressing for a day outside.

 

[mastertek2000]

get freeze out best for the money
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?67082-FREEZE-OUT-reviews

 

[sddinnh]

I use stuff from a place called LD Comfort. They've been doing under layers for years and they're stuff works well for me.

 

[SPYD1]

We get our base gear from the Bass Pro shop. Wide selection, several brands, including Under Armour. These people understand layering, and dressing for a day outside.

Cabelas here...

 

[Dan McNally]

I use stuff from a place called LD Comfort. They've been doing under layers for years and they're stuff works well for me.

I started looking into this, and asked for (and got) a pair of the LD Comfort riding shorts for my birthday . . . I've worn them on both 80+ degree days we've had so far this year, and love them . . . my butt and other associated equipment stayed very dry for both 100+ mile rides . . . I'm getting more. I also tried out DryMax socks, and they worked as advertised, too . . . ain't technology great? :thumbup:

 

[jwulf74]

Was wondering if anyone out there has the "Active Base Layer" shown on page 28 of the BRP catalog. Does it really do as advertised and keep you warm in cool weather, and cool in warm weather? If not, can anyone recommend a good base layer that would do that?

I have two different ones but have only worn the The Thermal Base Layer so far as it has been cooler. It works well to keep you warm. Looks like I have the ultralight and it is thinner and I intend to wear that one if/when it ever warms up around here.

Not sure about the active one... though I had that one but turns out I have the other two.

 

[KX5062]

Was wondering if anyone out there has the "Active Base Layer" shown on page 28 of the BRP catalog. Does it really do as advertised and keep you warm in cool weather, and cool in warm weather? If not, can anyone recommend a good base layer that would do that?

Yes.

Other alternatives have already been stated. I will suggest anything "Dry Fit". Under Armor, Nike, etc. I prefer the Nike, but that's nothing big. I also wear long sleeved shirts under my mesh jacket, which works really well when the weather turns.

Any of it works really well, except the Freeze Out stuff works really good in cold weather, but I wouldn't want to wear it in hot.