Minus 33 merino wool

[Clrems77]

Has anyone tried this brand and if so what's your thoughts? I get a pretty decent discount through them, but haven't seen much reviews on them in the hunting world. Looking at the mid weight top and bottoms.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Ulfhedinn]

I love the mid-weight top and bottoms. Purchased them for wearing under my drysuit "Scuba". Found I love wearing them under my pants when I'm out hiking and at night when I'm lounging around the house. I have had them over 5 years and have a few holes (small) in the top but that was my mistake as I washed them incorrectly the first few times. No odor, hold up well against dirt and wear.

I wish they made a mid-weight short sleeve vneck I could wear under my work clothes.

 

[cornfedkiller]

I've had a pair of midweight bottoms, expedition weight bottoms, and midweight long sleeve crew top for close to 10 years now and I still wear them all the time and they're all in great shape.

No complaints at all!

 

[toadmeister]

Got a couple tshirts and a beanie. Been wearing them for 4-5 years now for everyday use.

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[Hill Difficulty]

Minus 33 appears to be very high quality and smart. [Check out Amazon reviews.] I have a Minus 33 watch cap that's on its second year of use. It's the softest, most comfortable cap I've ever had. I wear it hunting, fishing, running, Crossfit... + it gets washed often and holds up without piling or other signs of wear. It's like a WigWam Thermax, but better. Very pleased! Bought a bunch this year for Christmas gifts.

 

[Clrems77]

Thank you everyone for your responses. Gonna pull the trigger on a set

 

[Hondo]

I mostly have Smartwool and Icebreaker but I do have 2 pieces of Minus33, the full zip Denali Expedition 400g top and the 1/4 zip 170g short-sleeve Tarleton top. Both are of excellent quality and have held up well to numerous machine washes (hang dry). They run a bit larger than the Smartwool and about a size larger than the Icebreaker sizing. The short-sleeve Tarleton is one of my favorite pieces as my forearms rarely need an extra insulating layer and I'd much prefer not to have the added bulk there when hunting.

 

[cornfedkiller]

Minus 33 appears to be very high quality and smart. [Check out Amazon reviews.] I have a Minus 33 watch cap that's on its second year of use. It's the softest, most comfortable cap I've ever had. I wear it hunting, fishing, running, Crossfit... + it gets washed often and holds up without piling or other signs of wear. It's like a WigWam Thermax, but better. Very pleased! Bought a bunch this year for Christmas gifts.

Got a link to the specific one you are referring to?

 

[Hill Difficulty]

Google this: Amazon Minus 33

Click on the first link that shows up in the search and you'll be directed to Minus 33's Amazon page to see everything they sell on Amazon. Click on any of the products to see reviews. They make and sell a lot of merino stuff and get a lot of favorable reviews.

Hope this is helpful!

 

[Hill Difficulty]

Oh, and the watch cap I was describing should appear up top on the Amazon Minus 33 landing page.

 

[Birdman7]

I've had both the mid weight top and bottoms for a couple of years now and love both. They feel great next to skin and breath great.

 

[cornfedkiller]

Oh, and the watch cap I was describing should appear up top on the Amazon Minus 33 landing page.

I don't see anything called a watch cap. Are you referring to the ridge cuff beanie?

 

[Hill Difficulty]

Correct, the Ridge Cuff Beanie is the name of the cap I referred to.

 

[cornfedkiller]

Correct, the Ridge Cuff Beanie is the name of the cap I referred to.

Perfect thanks! I might have to give one a try!

 

[Hill Difficulty]

Glad to help!