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Wickers started out as a fabric company, but in 1990 founder Anthony Mazzega saw an opportunity in the burgeoning performance undergarment market. Combining his innovative fabrics with performance garment manufacturing, Mazzega created Wickers Sportswear. Wickers has since been a leader in the development of performance fabric technolog, offering a range of tops and bottoms appropriate for all weather conditions. The company now supplies major outdoor retail chains and catalog companies with its unbeatable moisture-wicking lightweight, midweig ... Learn more about Wickersht and expedition weight polypropylene or Comfortrel® polyester undergarments for men, women and children.
Average Rating based on 8749 reviews
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Reviewed by Johnny a Hiker 2 from New Mexico on Wednesday, May 22, 2013I am amazed that a company would make this with a big seam in the middle of the top. If you wear a hat or protective helmet, it presses into your forehead. I'll keep it as an emergency backup since STP had such a low price.
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Reviewed by Chris from Washington on Wednesday, May 22, 2013These are nice boxers that are comfortable and breathable. However the first day wearing these (even those these are really a size to large, as it was the only sizing available) the stitching is coming apart on the elastic wait band. (the where the waist band is stitched into a loop) So these will require a run over with the sewing machine to make usable. I would probably still buy another pear as they are nice fabric a good price and the repair needed in minimal.
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Reviewed by Brent is Outside from Oklahoma on Wednesday, May 22, 2013I purchased this balaclava to wear when hunting from inside a blind. While the charcoal color is less desirable than black, the price and the fit make it a very worthwhile purchase. I will be plenty warm!
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Reviewed by Oregon Mom from Ashland, Oregon on Sunday, May 19, 2013I bought this shirt in Medium for a very scrawny 12 yr old. The fit was correct (loose more than snug) in the body, but the lower arms were so tight he was unable to stuff his hands and forearms in. The material had very little stretch in the "around the arm" direction - it has a bit more stretch the long way along the arm. The material is lovely and soft and fleecy, but the shirt doesn't work at all for him. We wonder if somehow this was cut in the wrong direction - if the stretchiness had been around the arm, it might have worked.
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Reviewed by TahoeJoe from Tahoe on Thursday, May 09, 2013If you have a long torso with a relatively small chest and large arms, this shirt may fit you perfectly. For me, the fit was very odd and just did not work.
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Reviewed by TahoeJoe from Tahoe on Thursday, May 09, 2013If you have a long torso with a relatively small chest and large arms, this shirt may fit you perfectly. For me, the fit was very odd and just did not work.
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Reviewed by Johnny a Hiker 2 from New Mexico on Tuesday, May 07, 2013It will work for some applications but I will keep it in reserve for backpacking not skiing. The seam on the forehead is really strange and if it wasn't so inexpensive, I would send it back.
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Reviewed by techy prepper from New Zealand on Tuesday, May 07, 2013This stuff is so plastic and gassy that I can't wear it without getting dizzy.
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Reviewed by Rob the Wise from Valley Springs on Monday, May 06, 2013I wear a medium, I'm 5'6' and 140. Waist 32. That said I couldn't pull these up past my thighs, and I'm no athlete. Way too small. I'm returning them.
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Reviewed by Yooper from Lake Superior on Thursday, May 02, 2013I love Wickers and have had a few pairs for a decade (wearing daily for 8 months/yr here). My recent order was true to the reviews. I'm a size 4-6 and smalls are often too big for me. I ordered Medium and couldn't tolerate how tight they were on my ankles and legs. Returned them for Larges. The Larges are big in the rise and waist, but that's tolerable. The fabric is soft and lovely. I'll wear these for the next 10 years!
