Columbia-Mens Midweight Baselayer Tights-2040242-columbia hats
Original price was: $50.00.$21.00Current price is: $21.00.
Stay dry and comfortable with these performance tights crafted with stretchy material and an ergonomic construction. Great under rain pants when you need sweat-wicking comfort or with shorts when you need sun protection.
- Omni-Shade™ UPF 50 guards against skin damage using tight fabric construction and modified fibers to block UVA/UVB rays, so you stay protected in the sun
- Omni-Wick™ keeps you dry and cool by pulling moisture to the fabric’s surface to evaporate, delivering fast-drying, next-to skin comfort in the heat
- Comfort stretch with for ease of movement
- Flat seams help reduce chafing
- Ergonomic design with a close-to-the-body fit for a no-bulk feel
- Fabric captures and neutralizes odor for long-lasting freshness
- Uses: Ski / Snowsports
- Imported
Thanks to Her
This gear was made in a factory supporting BSR’s HERproject™, a multifaceted program that strives to empower women working in global supply chains through health, finance, and gender equality training.
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85% Polyester, 15% Elastane
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WMass Verified Buyer –
Comfortable and WarmI am very happy with the Baselayer Tights size 1X. They are quite comfortable and the fit is as expected. I have been wearing them for dog walking with temperatures ranging from 5 – 30ºF. I’m a frequent volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and we work all winter. One of the things we always teach new volunteers is the importance of wearing layers. Tights are an important addition if you will be outside for hours in New England winter weather.