Duofold Men’s Expedition Weight Two-Layer Thermal Tagless Crew, Black, Large
21
Jan
- 96% Polyester, 4% Spandex bi-ply fabric
- Duofold’s Expedition Weight was developed specifically for the U.S. Special Forces for warmth in extremely cold weather
- 360 stretch for maximum flexibility and optimum fit, excellent moisture management, quick drying and odor resistant
- TAGLESS for added comfort and flatlock seams to help avoid irritation
- Imported
Product Description
Duofold’s two layer 360 degree stretch thermal knit fabric. Provides optimum fit for maximum warmth and excellent moisture management in extreme cold. ~Core spun fiber technology spins performance polyester around an inner core of lycra assuring total fabric performance and resilient stretch~2-layer thermal knit for maximum warmth, 360 degree stretch for optimum performance fit~Excellent moisture movement – quick drying… More >>
Duofold Men’s Expedition Weight Two-Layer Thermal Tagless Crew, Black, Large
This is the real deal. oh though the fabrics used inside might not make you a big fan of them. I can say that it is worth it. It’s important to of course make sure that these fabrics arent directly touching your skin or isnt what you have on top of your skin since of course its not something safe and healthy for your skin, just as lambwool or any wool isnt a material that should be touching your skin cause of how uncomfortable it is but also cause your skin doesnt like it and its not healthy for it to be touching your skin. this thermal can be used as a layer to be on top of your either silk t-shirt, tanktop or silk long sleeve. I have tested the ability of this thermal with one of my tests. The answer is, i wore this sweater on top of 2 other tees i had on and i found that when i was near the door that was blowing 11 degrees wind inside, the only parts of my upper body that got cold was my face & hands, everything else was rejected by this thermal. so this thermal is essential to winter as long as its used in a safe manner. also make sure you keep in mind, the washing procedures.
Rating: 5 / 5
My husband is a trucker, and quite often goes where the cold weather is. It isn’t always convenient for him to dress for cold weather, as he’s usually in the warmer climate areas. I bought this for him to have on hand for those times when he unexpectedly goes north, and he’s extremely happy with the warmth it provides without the bulkiness like some of the other shirts he has.
Rating: 5 / 5
Duofold makes an exceptional double layered thermal undershirt with a crew cut neck for incredibly cold weather. I got this not too long ago; and this particular undershirt is probably the best one I have when I want to use it as a layer of clothing to protect myself from the cold. I am also extremely impressed that it was designed to help protect U.S. Special Forces–now you KNOW it’s going to help you stay warm in cold weather! This can be worn as underwear under your outdoor clothes or you can wear it in bed with thermal pajamas on over it.
It does have odor resistant properties. Moreover, the fabric doesn’t bunch up very much so it remains pretty comfortable while you’re wearing it.
This will last years with the proper care. I put mine in the regular clothes washer and dryer and it comes out fine. Note that this only comes in black; if you’re concerned about the black color “bleeding” onto other articles of clothing, wash this with garments that are not white. In addition, it shrinks very little.
If you want to order this here, check the pricing and availability chart and the merchant sizing chart before you order.
Overall, Duofold makes an awesome “expedition weight two-layer thermal tagless crew” neck styled undershirt. I highly recommend it for when the temperature drops and you need to stay warm!
Rating: 5 / 5
Went with the Duofold brand after reading some recommendations for them in various motorcycle circles. I needed a warm baselayer heavy duty enough for 70mph+ rides at 40 degrees for more than an hour. They couldn’t be too bulky as I would layer on top of them. Duofold Expedition weight 2-layer products fit the bill perfectly. Marketed as the thermals of choice for the British special forces I was sold almost immediately.
Note that these are by no means windproof. You will definitely need a windproof layer, insulating layer and then whatever jacket of choice on top. Mine actually is a perforated leather jacket and I am plenty warm despite the perforations. “Motorcycle specific” thermals go for almost twice as much as these Duofolds. Final note is that they are moisture wicking. So any sweat or moisture that develops during a ride will wick away which any motorcycle rider will tell you is very important.
Rating: 4 / 5