Base layers
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NikeStore: Women's Pro-Core 5-inch Compression Shorts
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"Just as easily as bad underwear can ruin a great outfit, it can also make for one lousy workout. And when it gets cold, you need to make the most of every single layer you add to your body. Start hot and confident with a wonderfully wicking pair of shorts made exclusively for a women's body."
Women's Nike L/S Base Layer 1/2 Zip
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"I think Nike makes the best running tops, particularly long sleeve. This half-zip is a great base layer, but I tend to slip it over a tank so I can shed it when I'm all warmed up. It's long enough to cover my longer torso so I don't have to pull it down every 10 paces. What I am crazy about, though, is the mesh back. It helps keep you cool and ventilated, but it also makes the shirt extremely l..."
Arc'teryx Covert Beanie w/ Pocket
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""he Arc'teryx Covert Beanie keeps your dome warm in the winter and includes a small zippered stash pocket to stash whatever needs stashing. Get out of your car at the trailhead, lace up your running shoes, zip your key in the Covert Beanie's pocket, and hit the snow-covered trails.""
Arc'teryx Rho LT Bottom
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""Start your layering from the legs up with the Arc'teryx Rho LT Bottom. Made from hardworking powerflex material these form fitting bottoms layer well under hiking pants or ski bibs. A laminated pocket on the right leg gives you a place to stash your car-key or other essentials. Designed to move moisture and dry quickly, Arc'teryx includes a stench fighting fabric application that allows you to we..."
Gorsuch Ski Base Layer
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"Stylish, high-end sport base layer for those snow-filled weekends in the Alps. Not only will you look good, you'll be one hot number with it's high conductivity that radiates heat."
Melanzana
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"This 100% made in america awesome baselayer is amazing. It keeps you stylin and warm! Everyone I know either has one or wants a Melanzana. Its lightweight and durable. Its great for ANY outdoor activity. Check out their website and make your own desicions, but all I have to say is "I LOVE my Melanzana!""
SmartWool Clothing & Socks.
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"Regardless of your gender, if you live anywhere that gets remotely chilly, you will totally benefit from these clothes. They make a men's line and a women's line...and a kid's line, too... but they're basic enough that you can certainly find something to suit you no matter your taste. SmartWool is marketed as 'outdoor' gear, and this stuff is invaluable to outdoorsy type folk, but the products..."
The North Face TKA 100 Glacier Fleece Pullove
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""The North Face TKA 100 Glacier ¼ zip is a soft microfleece pullover perfect for layering or just bumming around on a crisp spring day. TKA microfleece is extremely lightweight, resists pilling and fading, and keeps its shape so it won't get trashed in a single season. The TKA 100 is quick drying and has a relaxed fit so you can really get some slacking done.""
Athleta: Women's Seamless Tattoo Tight
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"Same great technical properties as its matching shirt, the articulated seams of these tights are also built to move with you. In black or gray. Good gifting."
Patagonia Wool 2 Crew (Men's) - Rock Creek Outfitters
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"Great baselayer for all your adventures."
Helly Hansen Verglas bib pant
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"Light + waterproof + breathable = Happiness comfort"
Helly Hansen Lifa Base Layer
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"Wicks moisture away from your body keeps you warm and dry"
Best Merino Wool Clothing,Merino Wool Socks,Beanie Hats & More
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"Sport Under Layers is a website specializing in performance apparel for men and women, ranging from merino wool socks to cycling tops. Includes detailed information on products and materials."
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