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Icebreaker Merino 200 Oasis LS Crewe - Men's Loden Large IB104365069L
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originally posted on altitude-sports.com
This shirt works excellent as a base layer. The 200 weight is more practical for most of the year. I carry the 260 weight in my kit as my backup/emergency clothes for when it's colder out, but most of the time I just use the 200 weight.Wool is absolute gold for life outdoors. Keeps you warm when wet, and I sweat a lot so this is really important. Icebreaker makes a good wool blend and I've used icebreaker stuff for over a decade now. I work outside and this is my go to base layer shirt for all things work and adventure. Even in the summer I will have this shirt in my kit. Must buy item!
originally posted on REI
Merino wool is an amazing base layer, this crew top is made from natural fibers that are great at maintaining warmth and pulling moisture away from the body. This 200 crew top is my go to base layer for when I am going to be in colder weather. It also works great as a night shirt when I want some additional warmth when the temps drop and I am camping. This shirt is very comfortable and is form fitting. I have a couple of them and I would highly recommend them.
originally posted on icebreaker.com
There is no doubt whatsoever that merino warms and wicks better than any man-made fabric - I love merino and I love icebreaker merino best - so for layering the only question is which make and weight of merino to use.I have tried all weights and have favourite set ups for differing conditions but overall the 260 is my most worn by far.I would argue (from experience) that having mixed weights on one garment does not actually give an advantage; though the theory looks great on paper it is not more effective in practice than having a single weight over the whole garment, in fact less so.I bought two of these to replace my previous (and worn out from LOTS of wear) 260 tops, however I still prefer the previous version because: A -not having the same thickness (aka ... MoreThere is no doubt whatsoever that merino warms and wicks better than any man-made fabric - I love merino and I love icebreaker merino best - so for layering the only question is which make and weight of merino to use.I have tried all weights and have favourite set ups for differing conditions but overall the 260 is my most worn by far.I would argue (from experience) that having mixed weights on one garment does not actually give an advantage; though the theory looks great on paper it is not more effective in practice than having a single weight over the whole garment, in fact less so.I bought two of these to replace my previous (and worn out from LOTS of wear) 260 tops, however I still prefer the previous version because: A -not having the same thickness (aka 'body zone) area all over means there are times when it gets cold, when it shouldn't, whereas it doesn't with the previous version and B - it does not have the desired effect of either causing noticeably less sweat or removing it faster in the created (body zone) areas: you will sweat in those areas anyway if you're exercising and sweat is sweat and makes you wet and cold - and the lack of thickness (in the body zone areas) doesn't provide the same warmth as previous version so you feel it.I have done direct comparisons doing the exact same exercise daily [2 hour fast walk/jog in cold weather] over a month or so and definitely notice that I feel (and dislike!) the colder body zone areas.The thicker merino may hold more sweat but that is irrelevant because being thicker it also keeps you warmer in the sweaty areas - it evaporates just as fast but keeps you warmer at the same time: the thinner/aereated areas of the body zone are not noticeably better at causing less sweat to any degree you notice nor is it better at evaporating, it's just colder in those areas, unlike in the previous version that had the same weight all over without any of the new body zone areas.I 'get' the idea of the body zone areas, but in practice it has no advantages and the added disadvantage that you now get cold areas.I hope they go back to the same body shape and two tone colour and an even thickness all over Next year- I won't buy this version(or any body zone version) again.
| Fit | Slim |
| Center back length | 75.4 cm / 29.7 " (Size L) |
| Material characteristics | breathable, elastic, insulated |
| Material outer fabric | 100% Wool (Merino) |
| Outer fabric | Merino Wool |
Icebreaker Merino 200 Oasis LS Crewe - Men's Loden Large IB104365069L
Icebreaker Mens 200 Oasis Ls Crewe Loden l Size L l Summit Gear
Delivery between 13–21 May $15
Icebreaker M 200 Oasis Ls Crewe Loden l Size L l Summit Gear
Free delivery between 13–21 May
Icebreaker Merino 200 Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe Thermal Mens Top - Loden - L
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Icebreaker 200 Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe Loden L | Standard long sleeve wool baselayers men buy
Delivery between 15–21 May $113.03
This shirt works excellent as a base layer. The 200 weight is more practical for most of the year. I carry the 260 weight in my kit as my backup/emergency clothes for when it's colder out, but most of the time I just use the 200 weight.Wool is absolute gold for life outdoors. Keeps you warm when wet, and I sweat a lot so this is really important. Icebreaker makes a good wool blend and I've used icebreaker stuff for over a decade now. I work outside and this is my go to base layer shirt for all things work and adventure. Even in the summer I will have this shirt in my kit. Must buy item!
Merino wool is an amazing base layer, this crew top is made from natural fibers that are great at maintaining warmth and pulling moisture away from the body. This 200 crew top is my go to base layer for when I am going to be in colder weather. It also works great as a night shirt when I want some additional warmth when the temps drop and I am camping. This shirt is very comfortable and is form fitting. I have a couple of them and I would highly recommend them.
There is no doubt whatsoever that merino warms and wicks better than any man-made fabric - I love merino and I love icebreaker merino best - so for layering the only question is which make and weight of merino to use.I have tried all weights and have favourite set ups for differing conditions but overall the 260 is my most worn by far.I would argue (from experience) that having mixed weights on one garment does not actually give an advantage; though the theory looks great on paper it is not more effective in practice than having a single weight over the whole garment, in fact less so.I bought two of these to replace my previous (and worn out from LOTS of wear) 260 tops, however I still prefer the previous version because: A -not having the same thickness (aka ... MoreThere is no doubt whatsoever that merino warms and wicks better than any man-made fabric - I love merino and I love icebreaker merino best - so for layering the only question is which make and weight of merino to use.I have tried all weights and have favourite set ups for differing conditions but overall the 260 is my most worn by far.I would argue (from experience) that having mixed weights on one garment does not actually give an advantage; though the theory looks great on paper it is not more effective in practice than having a single weight over the whole garment, in fact less so.I bought two of these to replace my previous (and worn out from LOTS of wear) 260 tops, however I still prefer the previous version because: A -not having the same thickness (aka 'body zone) area all over means there are times when it gets cold, when it shouldn't, whereas it doesn't with the previous version and B - it does not have the desired effect of either causing noticeably less sweat or removing it faster in the created (body zone) areas: you will sweat in those areas anyway if you're exercising and sweat is sweat and makes you wet and cold - and the lack of thickness (in the body zone areas) doesn't provide the same warmth as previous version so you feel it.I have done direct comparisons doing the exact same exercise daily [2 hour fast walk/jog in cold weather] over a month or so and definitely notice that I feel (and dislike!) the colder body zone areas.The thicker merino may hold more sweat but that is irrelevant because being thicker it also keeps you warmer in the sweaty areas - it evaporates just as fast but keeps you warmer at the same time: the thinner/aereated areas of the body zone are not noticeably better at causing less sweat to any degree you notice nor is it better at evaporating, it's just colder in those areas, unlike in the previous version that had the same weight all over without any of the new body zone areas.I 'get' the idea of the body zone areas, but in practice it has no advantages and the added disadvantage that you now get cold areas.I hope they go back to the same body shape and two tone colour and an even thickness all over Next year- I won't buy this version(or any body zone version) again.
While I own a couple of Icebreaker boxers, this is my first base layer top. Absolutely brilliant. Yes, merino is merino, but icebreaker's quality is immaculate. I've been using it as a base layer for shoulder season/winter cycling with only a vest on top, and it's been fantastic. The knit work is great, it's handling the workout with dignity, and the insulation and breathability is stunning. Granted, I'll need a long sleeve mid layer for the winter, but it'll still be miles away from the other options. Having said that, I wish the brand partnered with graphic designers, because in my opinion, their graphic design offering is pretty basic; if they mixed their quality products with top notch graphic design, they could be the Rapha of merino.
I have the maroon version of this 250 merino wool shirt. It's just a little roomy up top and more form fitting along the sides. If you're in good shape, this shirt will make you look super buff. Standard Icebreaker quality, which is to say awesome. Comfort level? Wow. If I could afford a wardrobe full of Icebreaker, I would have one. Way more comfortable than the 250 shirt of top competitor.I got a size larger than necessary since I warm wash and medium dry with the rest of my clothes, so there's just a touch of shrinkage, but probably about the same as cotton. Don't forget to avoid fabric softener.
These 200 Oasis long sleeve tops are just amazing. I would wear one all the time if I could. I've had no trouble with laundering them either, and the top gets softer with each wash. (I do not put them in the dryer, but they dry really fast when hung up.) I have black, and right now I'm sleeping in it for cold weather. But the weave is so nice and fine that it (or the short sleeved one which I also have) could be worn under a blazer or as a regular top regardless of being active wear. I expect these tops to last for many years. BTW - I am a 6' tall, middle-aged amazon female, and the XXXL fits all my curves just right. (To be fair, I can also wear the XXL a little more tight - I'm kind of right between those two sizes in the men's.) I'm no go on their women's sizes. ... MoreThese 200 Oasis long sleeve tops are just amazing. I would wear one all the time if I could. I've had no trouble with laundering them either, and the top gets softer with each wash. (I do not put them in the dryer, but they dry really fast when hung up.) I have black, and right now I'm sleeping in it for cold weather. But the weave is so nice and fine that it (or the short sleeved one which I also have) could be worn under a blazer or as a regular top regardless of being active wear. I expect these tops to last for many years. BTW - I am a 6' tall, middle-aged amazon female, and the XXXL fits all my curves just right. (To be fair, I can also wear the XXL a little more tight - I'm kind of right between those two sizes in the men's.) I'm no go on their women's sizes. The Men's Oasis 200 shoulders and chest fit me perfectly, but the arms are too long which is not a problem for me. My husband who is also very tall can also fit the Oasis 200 just fine. I'm not sharing - I bought him his own.
Found this on sale and ordered my regular size and it fits like a body forming layer. I ordered a size up and it seemed a better fit for my needs. Quality fabric but the collar feels stretchy some what. The length of the shirt is longer than some if that's what you like, but I'm not trying to warm my butt. Some people may have a longer trunk type body or tuck their shirt. Sleeves plenty long. Its lightweight. I'm keeping the 200 top and will see its long term use but the 260 weight I sent back because I felt the lighter base layer worked for me as I could layer to get better results with more versatility for my climate. The fabric is plush and you may wear this as a everyday top used as casual wear on cold days. The fabric is that nice.
This is the third one of these I have owned. I wear them so much throughout the year, I’ve worn the first two through. I wish the shirts had the same lifetime warranty as the socks!I wear this shirt in the winter and summer. I wear them running, hiking, paddling, skiing, camping, around the house, sleeping… pretty much everywhere. The shirt is perfect as a backpacking or travelling layer as after a week of constant wear, it still doesn’t smell.I typically wear this as a base layer as it is tight and leaves little to the imagination. But that’s the point.The natural colour is fairly see-through as well. Especially if you are a hairy man. But looks great as a long-sleeve under a t-shirt and not a big deal as is meant to be a base layer.All in all very pleased once ... MoreThis is the third one of these I have owned. I wear them so much throughout the year, I’ve worn the first two through. I wish the shirts had the same lifetime warranty as the socks!I wear this shirt in the winter and summer. I wear them running, hiking, paddling, skiing, camping, around the house, sleeping… pretty much everywhere. The shirt is perfect as a backpacking or travelling layer as after a week of constant wear, it still doesn’t smell.I typically wear this as a base layer as it is tight and leaves little to the imagination. But that’s the point.The natural colour is fairly see-through as well. Especially if you are a hairy man. But looks great as a long-sleeve under a t-shirt and not a big deal as is meant to be a base layer.All in all very pleased once again with my Icebreaker purchase.
I mostly use this for properly cold weather. When it's merely cool, I usually wear a merino t-shirt or the lighter 150 Anatomica long sleeve as base layer.I use it for almost anything during winter, from low to high output activities. Although nowadays for highest output stuff I might choose a synthetic base layer that wicks moisture more efficiently.Some examples from a holiday in Kuusamo, northern Finland with temperatures varying between -10° and -20° C in January. I wore this shirt nearly all the time for five days: for hiking, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, playing in the snow with kids, and lounging in the cabin in the evenings. I'd choose all the upper layers depending on the weather and activity, but the Oasis top remained a constant (together with ... MoreI mostly use this for properly cold weather. When it's merely cool, I usually wear a merino t-shirt or the lighter 150 Anatomica long sleeve as base layer.I use it for almost anything during winter, from low to high output activities. Although nowadays for highest output stuff I might choose a synthetic base layer that wicks moisture more efficiently.Some examples from a holiday in Kuusamo, northern Finland with temperatures varying between -10° and -20° C in January. I wore this shirt nearly all the time for five days: for hiking, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, playing in the snow with kids, and lounging in the cabin in the evenings. I'd choose all the upper layers depending on the weather and activity, but the Oasis top remained a constant (together with my 260 Tech Thermal Leggins).Being 100% merino wool, this stays fresh and very rarely needs washing. In fact, I recently washed it the very first time, after a bit more than 2 years of ownership (!), and even now the shirt wasn't particularly in need of washing. This seems durable too, unlike some other 100% merino products I have; it's still pretty much like new.I'm 175 cm / 72 kg and size S fits me perfectly. Long enough sleeves and hem. The "Mink" colour is nice.
this is the first time i've bought a merino baselayer. i've been wearing it for a few weeks now and i have to say that that i'm really impressed. the fit is good, allowing good movement, and the fabric is amazing, it's comfortable on the skin and when coupled with a decent mid-layer it keeps you nice and warm. what's brilliant is that as well as warming you up it also allows you to cool down. i've been wearing this in the autumn in the UK. it's november and i still haven't put the heating on thanks to my new baselayers (i got long johns too). as a baselayer noob i hadn't known about the icebreaker brand before but they clearly know how to produce high quality clothing made of merino. it's money well spent.
| Fit | Slim |
| Center back length | 75.4 cm / 29.7 " (Size L) |
| Material characteristics | breathable, elastic, insulated |
| Material outer fabric | 100% Wool (Merino) |
| Outer fabric | Merino Wool |
Icebreaker Men's 200 Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe
Icebreaker's 100% merino, 200gm Everyday Bodyfit tops layer effortlessly under any mid and outer layers for the ultimate cool weather adventures. With seams carefully offset from the peak of your shoulder, you won't find any irritation from the straps of a heavy pack. All over flatlock seams prevent chafing and underarm gussets allow breathability where your body needs it. The Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe is your go-to adventure staple.
Icebreaker's 100% merino, 200gm Everyday Bodyfit tops layer effortlessly under any mid and outer layers for the ultimate cool weather adventures. With seams carefully offset from the peak of your shoulder, you won't find any irritation from the straps of a heavy pack. All over flatlock seams prevent chafing and underarm gussets allow breathability where your body needs it. The Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe is your go-to adventure staple.
Icebreaker's 100% merino, 200gm Everyday Bodyfit tops layer effortlessly under any mid and outer layers for the ultimate cool weather adventures. With seams carefully offset from the peak of your shoulder, you won't find any irritation from the straps of a heavy pack. All over flatlock seams prevent chafing and underarm gussets allow breathability where your body needs it. The Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe is your go-to adventure staple.
Icebreaker's 100% merino, 200gm Everyday Bodyfit tops layer effortlessly under any mid and outer layers for the ultimate cool weather adventures. With seams carefully offset from the peak of your shoulder, you won't find any irritation from the straps of a heavy pack. All over flatlock seams prevent chafing and underarm gussets allow breathability where your body needs it. The Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe is your go-to adventure staple.
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