MeetHoo Men's Thermal Underwear Set, Base Layers Winter Gear Compression Long Johns with Fleece Lined for Skiing

I ordered this for myself and it fits good and keeps you warm. Great deal for the price. The elastic on the pants can get a little snug on the stomach area - i had to pull mine all the way up. It will fit good under regular clothing.

These are good thermals. Fleece lined for extra warmth. I did order a size up and they fit perfect.

No dislikes at this time

Too thin, too stretchy, not thick enough.

This is a underwear thermal set. I bought for camping and fishing it fits great the bottoms are kind of high water on the waist like a grandpa underwear but OK. The top fits tight on the chest and waist. I’m happy with. The arms are kind of loose or baggy, and I’m not a skinny guy I work out a lot this shirt just is made loss on the arms for some reason.

Great in 30* weather. Also tolerable in 50* weather. Great product overall

I spend a good portion of my time traveling, and more often than I would like to cold places. I specifically purchased these thermals prior to a trip to Montana when I knew I would be headed to an outdoor project during near freezing temperatures. These thermals worked great, and I was very comfortable the entire time. The best news was they are very comfortable to wear and work in, which isn't usually the case with cold weather clothing. Definitely worth what I paid, and I've recently ordered another set.

First, the positive:+ It keeps arthritic joints toasty warm in the middle of a snowy day.+ The material is divine. Like an angel princess is giving you shiatsu while feeding you honey on some sun-drenched Mediterranean gondola. The very sensation of caressing this fabric is a transcendental experience.+ It's a comparably solid bargain for something so pleasant and functional in the aforementioned respects.Now, the caveats:- It runs a little small, so I advise going up a size from your standard.- The bottoms are absurdly high waisted and essentially double as a boneless underbust corset for men. Spanx, essentially. The recipient of this gift was distressed by that, but it was mostly just amusing to everyone around him. It's not like anyone's going to see it. Still, he said it chaffed his man dugs a smidge till he doubled it down. Even doubled down, it still fell well above standard male waistlines. Until now, I'd never seen empire waisted trousers for men, but there we have it. Truly a marvel.- What *did* distress me was the branding. I deliberately chose this particular product over the alternatives because it alone, for the price and weather rating, was not shown with any garish branding. I don't know about you, but personally I despise that. I've paid for the product, for anonymity, for dignity - so leave it be. If, on the other hand, a company wants to make a walking billboard or NASCAR speedster out of me, they ought to be paying me in sponsorship. The fact that the images didn't show these tastelessly prominent logos is disingenuous and bad practice. I suppose they're counting on us being too desperately cold to argue or send a return?Regardless, all this tomfoolery is ultimately tucked under other layers of clothing, out of sight and out of mind. That you're girdled to the bust and advertising as you peel off your layers in a state of undress - that's just between your conscience and the snickering of loved ones. At the end of the day, it was cold and he couldn't abide another day of being frozen solid, so he made do and has since come around to being very fond of them. Overall, we're both pleased.