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Reddit mentions of Thermajohn Men's Ultra Soft Thermal Underwear Long Johns Set with Fleece Lined (Large, Black)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Thermajohn Men's Ultra Soft Thermal Underwear Long Johns Set with Fleece Lined (Large, Black). Here are the top ones.
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- Mens thermal underwear is a lightweight thermal set of both a thermal top and bottom made of a poly-spandex material that will wick away moisture to keep you dry with no sticky or clammy feeling so you can wear them all day.
- Made of premium fabric, thermals for men have smart odor control to prevent the spread of smells as well as absorbing odor-causing enzymes so they won’t stick to your skin. You can remain confident that wearing these all day won’t cause any problems.
- Built with flexibility, the thermal underwear is highly stretchable to offer full mobility. The fabric won’t hinder your movements so you can move freely while at the gym, office, or home. They are perfect for all activities and will keep you comfortable.
- Men thermal underwear set is soft against the skin, yet its strong seams won’t rip or tear prematurely, offering long life. They fit snug like a second skin for perfect heat retention minimizing heat loss for an ideal base layer or worn on their own.
- For even more added comfort, long johns for men thermal have no tags, which reduces any skin irritation. You can slip them on and off easily and can be worn under your clothes for added insulation and at the gym for added support and movement.
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Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 11 Inches |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 0.8125 Pounds |
| Width | 8 Inches |
I'm actually making a video about this today and tomorrow, I'll send you a link!
A little protip that I do if you're trying to save some $$$. If you don't want to drop $80 or whatever on dedicated running tights, you can pick up long thermal underwear broadly like these. Since a lot of these fabrics aren't as technical as dedicated running tights, you may find they won't wick sweat as well, but I don't find my legs get too sweaty in the winter anyway. If you're worried about chafing, you can either get long athletic boxer briefs or (for maximum money saving) wear your existing running shorts (that have a liner) underneath the long johns.
Again, that's a pretty cheap method since you talked about the prices being higher than you thought.
If you're willing to drop some $$$ on a jacket, I'm a big fan of this jacket by TNF. Great for me into the mid 20s with a base layer.
For a hat, check out Smartwool or grab a buff for more versatility.
You'll find a lot of people suggest running in layers, and it's true you shouldn't be in a tshirt plus one heavy jacket, but I think it's more important to dial in your 'system' and focus less on layers. You don't want to need to have to strip (and carry) layers on a training run. Your system should work from door to door.