
In Montana we get all sorts of weather, sometimes all in a single day! So when choosing a layering system, we rely on fabrics that can adjust with the climate. Icebreaker clothing and base layers can handle it all. Merino wool is a natural fabric that is breathable, manages moisture and temperature, and most importantly feels great.
Icebreaker got its start in the 1990's and really took off with Sir Peter Blake endorsement after wearing his Icebreaker thermal underwear for 43 days straight sailing around the world. With that type of endorsement we are comfortable taking icebreaker out on any sort of adventure; skiing, backpacking, or climbing, and if you are out there for a few days at least you don't have to worry about underwear.
Icebreaker! Say it with your best Kiwi accent to get your genuine New Zealand Marino Stoke high. Technical, comfortable, fashionable- it's hard to find an adjective that doesn't work with Icebreaker. Made from 100% New Zealand Marino I wear my Icebreaker year round. Soft and luxurious but great breathability means that my 150 weight Tech T's work as well climbing in the desert as they do hiking in the Beartooths or a baselayer skiing at Bridger Bowl. The natural fibers have a huge comfort range and keep me warm even when wet. But the greatest reason to love your Icebreaker? NO STINK! Sure, I can make anything smell bad if given enough time but I wear my icebreaker an inordinate number of days without washing to the limited detriment of my marriage. I won't say how many days I can wear my Bodyfit layers without washing because admitting that could be detrimental to my marriage. . . Try out some Icebreaker, you won't be disappointed.