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Location: Iowa Great Lakes | Does this stuff work well enough to spend the money on it? Mainly used for fishing cold fall days like today on the boat. I'm looking at the cold weather compression stuff. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Love it for general outside winter stuff, hunting and fishing. Well worth it IMO. |
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| Worth every penny!! |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Same here. I've had my stuff for a couple seasons now and can't complain. Worth the money in my opinion. |
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| Best base layer I've used. Steve |
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Location: Minnesota | Under Armor and Nike Pro are awesome base layers for doing nearly any activity outdoor. The Under Armor Metal, Cold Gear, or the Nike Pro Cold Weather is really nice, and they both are very durable.
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| Definetly worth the money great used as a base layer and it will definetly keep you warm. |
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Location: Cook, Minnesota On Beautiful Lake Vermilion | Under Armour is the best! I can be outside on a cool day with just a UA layer and a hoodie/jeans. It is awesome for any outdoor activities especially fishing/snowmobiling! Worth the money...there is other brands or generic types but if you want the best go with the true UA you won't be disappointed... |
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Location: Sandusky, OH | Always had great luck with UA. Great base layer when cold, great outer layer when it's just a little cool. Cabelas had a bunch clearanced in the bargain cave (online) last month.
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Yeah, their base layers are extremely comfortable and live up to their expectations. I have never bought their outerwear clothes such as coats because they seem a little expensive.
Edited by DEMolishedyou 11/13/2008 8:46 PM
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Location: Fishing the weeds | Been using it for 3 years. Worth every penny. |
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| i'm slightly confused on which under armour line is the one for activities with little movement like fishing/sitting in a tree stand. Is it the regular cold gear? or what is the tactical?
which line/model is the best for a base layer for fishing? thanks
their website doesn't really explain it too well imo |
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Location: Hopefully on the water | Best stuff I have ever used. Drys you off at you get into the stand and keeps you warm. Worth every penny IMO. |
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| Hey Shaley, headed up right now and the first thing I put on was my cold gear long sleeve shirt. Love the stuff!!!! |
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Location: Tinley Park. Fish Cen IL. Bass & Vilas Cty.Muskie | I go to sierratradingpost and get their cold weather underwear. I get tall and like the zipper tops. Wickaway underwear has been around a long time. I pay from $14 to $20 a piece. I must have 20+ tops, lightweight, mid weight(best) and expedition and even short sleeve summer for construction. Underarmour might be a bit on the high end, probably more of a middle of the road wear. There have been companys like Marmot etc for a loong time. I just think these newbees (underarmour wearers) like the name and used cotton bases till 2006. I kinda chuckle when I see guys in Underarmour.
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