TRUE Mountain are the folk passionate about making their
outdoor gear here in the UK. From their Preston factory they are producing some
wonderful kit.
What baselayers have you got?
I know that the majority of mine are the synthetic types.
This offering from TM is a bit of a gem as the merino wool mix adds so much
warmth.
This was my go to baselayer for all the winter walks!
This is not scientific but this baselayer has a thickness to
it, without the weight and as well as being warmer than others of mine, it
offers a feeling of protection.
It is hard to explain but with this on, with its warmth,
thickness, comfort and fit you feel winter proof!
The thumb holes add to this concept and stop the good warm
air from escaping. When working hard this top shows is good wicking properties
and when stationary it holds the heat.
I’d recommend this for all cold weather activities as for me
this is the baselayer that keeps the core comfortable.
The material washed brilliantly, though it does have a
slightly longer drying time than some synthetics.
It still looks brand new after seven months of use, which
says a lot for the skill of manufacturer and the choice of textiles.
The two strongest suits for this gear are its durability and
its warmth. It has a hardiness about it that comes from the wool in its make up
but doesn’t feel heavy or restricting.
Now is a good time to add that I was unsure prior to wearing
this top about its comfort. I am someone with sensitive skin and am constantly
keeping eczema at bay. Yet this top was comfortable and did not irritate or
inflame my skin which was an added bonus!
I like the colour of this garment, it is important to have a
splash of colour on outdoor wear and the blue under the arms and side panels is
a nice touch.
At the time of press this sportwool baselayer is retailing
on the TM website at £60 and we here at TeamFell are impressed with the
toughness of the TM gear!
So if you are looking for something with added warmth,
protection and durability, we believe this product is a good buy.
That’s all folks.
Cheers,
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