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    George Mills
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    @marienbad

    What are some models to look at if I want some brief-style underwear that is
    VERY tight-fitting
    and VERY warm (insulating)?

    Men's and Women's models are both welcome.

    #1883593
    todd
    BPL Member

    @funnymo

    Locale: SE USA

    I'm at a loss on the "insulating" part of your criteria. That area is the only part of my body that hasn't been cold on a trip before!

    Otherwise I've switched to C9 synthetic boxer-briefs from Target. They don't lose their stretch after nearly a week on the trail. Amazing and a great value.

    #1883594
    Ryan Wiley
    BPL Member

    @huskerhiker

    Locale: So Cal

    Not necessarily briefs, but fit snug (I needed to size up from what I normally wear),reasonably thick wool but breathe well. Very well made and durable.

    #1883669
    Eric Blumensaadt
    BPL Member

    @danepacker

    Locale: Mojave Desert

    Try Cabela's. Largest selection of long handled underwear I know.

    #1883670
    spelt with a t
    BPL Member

    @spelt

    Locale: Rangeley, ME

    Underarmor tights…the women's are shorter. Not sure if they make shorties in ColdGear, but with the compression even HeatGear is fairly warm.

    #1883724
    Jen Churchward
    BPL Member

    @mahgnillig

    I think these are exactly what you are looking for:

    http://shop.hellyhansen.com/US/item/48431/?partner=6005&t_type=src&t_type=cat

    They make them in men's and women's boxers and long undies too. I have several sets of the women's long undies and they are very warm! I wear them as my baselayer for sleeping while camping, and also for skiing, snowshoeing and just about everything else when it's cold out. They are expensive, but well made (mine have held up well through 2 winters of use).

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