I thought merino baselayers were great until I tried Brynje mesh. I'm back to buy more as I use them for Scottish winter hillwalking and ice climbing. I run hot, so tend to get damp on the walk-in, and even merino can chafe a bit, or feel a little clammy after exertion in sub zero temps. Brynje mesh is just far more comfortable, as well feeling lighter and being easy to look after (it's synthetic, after all). Under a performance softshell like a Buffalo Mountain Shirt the Brynje is far more successful than merino at letting the Buffalo do it's thing- all about wicking away moisture where wool tends to hold it (albeit reasonably comfortably). At the end of the day a minimally damp Brynje is a much better companion in a tent than a damp merino layer. And as for the warmth - as long as you have a layer above it -it's full of air (or 'holes' as we used to call them) and fabulously warm. With a windproof layer over it you'll be as snug as a proverbial, it extends the performance of insulating layers enormously.
UKMC had the best price and fast delivery, what's not to like -you can pay more elsewhere for a daft cotton T-short with a band's name on it.
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