Its decent IMO for $15 not bad. Bought these a bit ago. they aren't terrible.
Only thing is they are only available in Small or Xtra Small sizes, other popular sizes not available.
If someone has one of those $20 coupons this is to use it with.
And yes this is bottoms thermal wear only. I think they got kids thermal too for a slightly cheaper price
It's $15 for the past several months.
Lol
Bought these late last year for $12.25 each, reduced from $15. All sizes were available.
Used $20 voucher for thermal long john & long sleeve top for $2.25ea!
Bought 3 sets (computer didn't cancel voucher if bought in store on sale then).
Great for hiking in cold mountains areas like Tasmania.
Very useful when travelling overseas - small, light weight, dry quickly. Slip under normal clothes instead of bulky warm outer layer. I always pack at least 1 set.
All set for next trip.
Received $20 voucher today. (Been a week since the last one😉)
Min purchase of $20 or more.
Managers tip me off about upcoming clearance sales. So checked out the new clearance sale today.
Some good ($120RRP) SS shirts for $30. & LS for $40. So $10/$20 with voucher.
Last week ordered $30 shorts ($100RRP). Paid $10 using "upgrade gear" voucher.
Out of stock in local stores - delivered to store free today.
Tip: Kathmandu sizing of clothes varies - even in same product, but different colour. Best to try on. What was loose in one shirt, was too tight in shirt 3 sizes larger!
Bought a good looking casual hemp/organic cotton bend LS shirt ($120RRP) for $20 after voucher.
For those who own both, is this equivalent to uniqlo heatech extra/ultra?
Haven't used those. So can't compare.
Kathmandu concentrates on gear for outdoors & travel, rather than street wear. So designed for a very different purpose!
Some confuse these with normal thermal underwear. Was a heated discussion in similar Macpac hiking thermals Deal over that misunderstanding
These are designed as base layer for outdoor activities like hiking. Have used on 12 day hike in mountains & snow in Tasmania. Were good & warm. Can wear more than 1 layer at a time, as quite thin. Importantly, wick moisture from skin when active.
And use them to keep warm - under normal clothes. Ideal when travelling. Thin, light, quick drying, take up little space in bag. No one would know you were wearing them.
Ok good to know. I wore uniqlo heatech as inner layer during winter trip in japan, so its pretty decent and will go again for longer trip, hence stock more and ask this before try diff brand/type
Travelling light (carry on), I always pack these for a month or 3 in Japan. Used for hiking up to 3000m. But just as good on 0° nights going out in Tokyo.
I suspect these are thinner than uniqlo heatech.
Popped into Kathmandu to try on clearance shirts… Wearing comfy Kathmandu merino top (was $8 on clearance using voucher). Not one for active use, looks good, & warm. Will be great for travel.
Been this price for a very long time