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KUIU, Ibex, Firstlite, are all great. Soft comfortable and seem to last a long time if taken care of. Icebreakers, Smartwool, Minus 33 are good as well. But it seems like I buy what ever is on sale when the time comes that I need to replace a piece.


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I don't mind spending money, but just wanted to see if there were better options, not always dollar wise but quality wise.


I have both Red Ram and Terramar.

The Terramar is medium weight 100% Merino wool and is about the best value. I got mine from CampMor.

The Red Ram stuff is lighter weight......actually it's pretty fahkin thin, but it works well down to about 20* F and is superb for wearing inside a sleeping bag in cooler weather.


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Originally Posted by Valsdad
An option might be a thin silk layer under the "cheaper/scratchier" merino layer? That gives one the option of just using the silk in slightly less cold situations.

Good luck again,

Geno

Silk has been first layer since I can recall... if colder than silk only the wool goes over. She is sensitive....

Been turned onto cashmere recently.. Eyeball many thanks, looking for a used sweater for a top....

Found smartwool in blue for bottoms.. her favorite color... have a year to sort this out as we fly on the 6th and its to late for now...


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Enjoy your hunt this year, whatever you end up wearing!

Geno


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In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
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LOL, we are going to enjoy it without new wool this time. Moose and grayling won't mind....


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