UnderArmour

[Jigsawed]

I am thinking about giving UnderArmour a try this year, what size shirt and pants do most get cause they looked small to me. Also which kind of UnderArmour do I need for cold weather.

[mvanotterloo]

Just look for anything called "Cold" gear. As far as sizing just stick to what you normally wear. They are designed to fit around your body. You don't want anything loose. If you stick to your normal size it will fit good and snug. Little pricey but well worth it.

Otter

[Bothun]

I'm 6'4 200 pounds and wear large top and bottom.

I dont mind the pants being a little short because my socks cover the bottoms anyways.

[MuleShack]

get the cold gear stuff from under armour.

THey do look small, but they are stretchy and cling to your body. They should have a sizing chart on their HSOforum. I got the same size as Tshirts that i wear.

[S.D. Ice Angular]

I dido mvanotterloo's post,

I have used it for about 5 years now, and keep adding to my collection every fall.

I love the stuff

Remember "Cold Gear"

[ocf1]

Its supposed to be cold to wick away sweat, and keep you warm.

[FrontenacPike]

It is worth every penny, anyone that owns it will tell you that it is just as important as wearing a jacket in the cold. With just 1 thin layer of underarmour you can trim down on the layer you wear by half and stay just as warm. Yes it's expensive...but like the old saying goes...you get what you pay for.

[brittlab]

I've been wearing underarmour for years, on and off the ice. great stuff I like the cold gear bottoms and loose gear shirts because I don't care for the compressed fit for shirts. I wear the same size as regular clothes. Cabelas had some great prices on underarmour last winter, so keep an eye out for another sale.

[gonefishin11]

It will feel a little weird for about the first 5 minutes you have it on but after that, you will forget its even there.

[Lisa Almquist]

You're totally right gonefishin-it's compression fitted so it is realllly tight but that's why it works so well. It wicks sweat and keeps you warm. I wouldn't want to icefish without mine.

[Kyle Sandberg]

Do you guys wear it under your ice suits (like Artic Armor or Ice Amor)? Do you get too warm or is it ok?

[MuleShack]

It's the BASE layer regardless of what else i'm wearing....

[Jim Almquist]

K Dawg I always wear it as the first layer because it will keep the moisture off your skin. I will be getting Arctic Armour soon and I will still wear mine but will have to adjust what I put on next so I don't over heat myself. I was thinking of fleece sweat pants for some extreme comfort on the ice

[Bushwacker]

I just finally broke down and got the cold gear top and bottom this fall. The stuff is amazing. After some pheasant hunts I can literally wring out my layer on top of the Under Armour, but I feel completely dry and warm, even in a cold wind. It is awesome stuff. I ordered a size larger than I normally wear for the bottoms, just to give me a little room, and that works perfect. Still tight, but not so compressed.

[ice-man/vexilar-king]

I have sold this stuff for almost five years. The cold gear is the best all around no daught. If you want the latest and greatest thou, you will want to buy the 3.0 cold gear and there is only one place in Kato that has it. It is a long underwear fabrick with cold gear over it. If you are active then sitting like some posts earlier the plain cold gear would be best. The smaller the size the more the compression, and the more itchy it will feel. Most fisherman that aren't using it for ball sports are pleased with one size up. If you are using it for extree sports and want the compression stay with your normal size. You will still get the mosture wicking as long as it is in contact with you skin it does not have to compress to work.