Great Feel, But Rise Is Too Short

These have a soft and comfortable feel, but the length from the waist to the crotch (rise) is too short for my build. I constantly feel like my buttcrack is showing and I have to keep pulling them up. I will continue to wear them as a base layer, but having to pull them up constantly is annoying.

I Use This Every Day

This is a must have for skiing or cold weather sailing. Every time I get dressed for those activities I put this on first. It wicks moisture while not becoming too hot during activities, but at the same time provides the right amount of warmth. Construction is solid even though the material is thin. Fits true to size, but I found the sleeves to be roomy while the chest was a tighter fit.

Great Merino Base Layer.

It has a great fit and provides just enough warmth for lounging around camp in the evening. It’s also a great layer for an early morning hike under a pair of shorts.

Duty Use

I run the 200 as my primary cold weather base layer on a daily basis for LE winter patrol. I due wear through 2 or 3 pairs per winter and they eventually rip. I am very hard on the product and I like them so much I’ll just replace a pair if I rip them.

Solid Pair Of Thermals

I like these wool thermals a lot. They aren’t super bulky so they fit nicely under my pants but they are still nice and warm. They fit true to size and they don’t ride up or anything like that. These are good for milder temperatures if you’ll be standing around or colder temperatures if you are going to be active. I think I’m gonna try out the thicker/warmer ones for ice fishing season next year.

Amazing Baselayers

I got these during a friends and family event for my partner who works as a bike messenger. Cold, wet, any awful conditions you name it, he’s working in it. He LOVES these. They don’t need to be washed all that often so they can go for a while between washes. They’re soft and incredibly warm. Highly recommend!

Perfect for a light, fireproof thermal for wearing in my helicopter based job.

Great Base Layer!

Great leggings! They are warm and regulate heat well. I run hot and these wick moisture as a wool base layer should. I’ve run them through the wash a handful of times (and even through the dryer once on accident) and they’ve held up fine with minimal shrinking.

Great

The oasis 200s are kind of legendary now and the reasons are how comfortable and lightweight they are. They’re not the warmest but I’m not using them for long periods outdoors so they’re perfect for me because they don’t get too warm either while I’m indoors.

Solid Undies

Nice, mid- to light-weight base layer. Comfortable, good fit. 10/10

Solid Merino Leggings

These are solid leggings, quite warm in freezing temps. They are fragile as expected with merino but seem well made. The waistband is thin which is somewhat uncomfortable. I am a medium per the sizing chart but the large fits me much better. I am usually between a medium / large most items. 5'9", 172lbs, 32" waist

Definitely a sportier fit than my Icebreaker 260 leggings from the early 2010s, but I hardly notice they are on under a pair of pants and super warm. Love these leggings!

Performance + Comfort

I've had a few pairs of these and used them for several years. Primarily winter with fall/spring light usage. Very comfortable, very breathable, pleasantly stank resistant. Functional fly is far better than ones without. Only bummer is wearing them out, especially in the crotch, until they are threadbare and eventually blow out. Wearing them almost every day of the winter, and rotating two pairs, I got two seasons out of them before they become x rated.

Perfect Layer

Wore this and the matching top recently when it was 14 degrees out without issue. I had this and my jeans on, then the top, a short sleeve t-shirt over it and a light jacket while we cleared paths around the property. Kept me nice and warm for the 1.5 hours we were outside. Breathed well and was comfortable under my jeans and T-shirt.

I bought the IceBreaker 200 Oasis leggings as a base layer. It has proven to be more versatile than I anticipated - Ive used it for XC, ski touring and alpine skiing. It's comfortable, light and true to size. It packs a nice weight/warmth ratio. Ive been using it beneath a soft shell layer in 10-20 degree temps and very happy with it.