So are their base layers ( Merino ) any better than any other local ones.
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So are their base layers ( Merino ) any better than any other local ones.
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Way better than macpac in terms of durability. Macpac ones get very thing and rip easy but only cost like $40....
I use macpac ones but have one kuiu merino. They are just to expensive imo
How does their sizing compare to the macpac.Quote:
Originally Posted by PerazziSC3
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The same pretty much. The kuiu has a different weave and possibly not as much stretch?
I’ve got a T shirt of theirs which is merino with a little bit of nylon. It’s good. Seems warm but also ok in hot weather
I have both Kuiu merino and Cactus merino. I think the Cactus is the better product. Get a Cactus T and a long sleeve and you won't need any other merino base layers.
Thanks for the reply guys
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The couple of KUIU tops I have are size large but I wear a medium for there merino base layer.
Kuiu merino is good, I rate it
So what weight is best to go forQuote:
Originally Posted by hotsoup
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I use polypro bought from postie plus...cheap as chips so you dont cry if you tear a hole in it....
It depends on what conditions you are needing it for. Just this weekend I lived in the Ultra merino 210 ZIP-T in the Kaimanawa tops, I was warm. Had this as my only layer even in exposed areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by 25/08IMP
It if was me; 145g/m² fabric weight for summer, 210g/m² fabric weight for winter. (that's if you're buying Kuiu)
I personally buy the tops that have a zip, that way if I get too hot I just zip it down and it breaths well.
Awesome that's what I needed to knowQuote:
Originally Posted by hotsoup
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I only have the one, 210 Zip long sleeve and agree with the above post.
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