Thermals, long johns, base layers – whatever you want to call them, there’s nothing like a warm layer worn next to the skin to help keep the chill of colder weather at bay. Whether you’re skiing, ...

Base layers typically fall into two buckets: those woven with merino wool and those made from synthetic fibers such as polyester. I wouldn’t blame you if you strongly prefer one over the other, ...

Midlayers run the spectrum from thin fleeces to down puffies and, at the more insulated end, can double as outer layers in fair weather or shoulder seasons. They have a huge range of insulation ...

As summer turns into fall, most folks in the Northern Hemisphere are turning to warmer clothing. Whether you ride your motorcycle year-round or trade-in your two wheels for a snowmobile, Klim wants to ...

The cool days of winter are coming, which means it’s time to get ready to layer for your favorite outdoor activities. The best place to start with layering your clothes is with a high-quality base ...

View post: Walmart's Ozark Trail Label Makes a $30 Survival Kit With 21 Essential Pieces of Outdoor Gear This story was created by Men’s Journal in partnership with adidas. With fall well underway, ...

We tend to think the best decisions in life are made over pizza. Case in point: One frigid January night last year at Pequod’s, sisters Natalie and A ...

The outer shell gets all the glory, but the piece that decides whether your day goes well is the one you pull on first. A base layer is the next-to-skin part of the system, the thing that sits closest ...