Best heavy weight thermals?

[dmdude]

I have some awesome heavy weight LL Bean thermals but they're getting super old. Everything I've been buying just doesn't match the warmth of the old LL Bean ones. I can't find the replacement at LL Bean. Can anyone recommend a great heavy weight thermal? I use them for camping in the winter snow, prefer in synthetic or merino/synthetic hybrid. Thanks!

 

[shwacker]

I've always like liked polartec power stretch or power grid stuff.

 

[Flaboy]

First Lite Furnace has done me good

 

[knale87]

Second the FL furnace

 

[Bump79]

Peloton 97

 

[Mykolaivka887]

I've been using Uniqlo for several years now, for spring and fall hunts in Alaska and winter hunts in the Lower-48. I love them and you can't beat the price.

 

[wlzy]

another vote for fl furnace. picked it up last year and it's much warmer than the other merino I had.

 

[Mugen]

I have a Cabela's ECWCS Thermal Zone Baselayer, and it gets pretty damn warm. It has different zones for different areas, and I think it's made with Polartec material.

For merino/synthetic hybrid material I like Voormi's stuff.

 

[Thinkingman]

ECWCS is your wallet's friend.

 

[wildbill34]

FL Furnace is great, but if weight, water, or sweat becomes a significant factor I prefer the Polartec/fleece material as well.

 

[324matt]

Filson merino wool

 

[fwafwow]

+1 on the FL Furnace. Plus they just feel so good.