Minus33 Chocorua Men’s Midweight Wool Crew vs Wigwam Snow Sirocco

Maybe its just me, but I expect a base layer shirt to have a proper neckline that is actually close fitting to the diameter of your neck. Base layers are intended for warmth and wicking, but all that is pointless if you leave your neck and upper shoulders uncovered.

If you're just getting into the sport and using rental equipment, these will be fine and they're relatively cheap, but if you have your own ski boots, do yourself a favor and pay a little more for a more performance oriented pair of ski socks. They'll keep your foot from getting blisters and enhance the fit of your boots and generally be worth the extra investment.

" I recommend these for men over 6 feet tall, particularly those with longer arms, and for anyone experiencing temps from 20 degrees F and below. Don't let the word "wool" in the title scare you away with thoughts of itchiness, because these are almost as soft as a fleece overlayer. I look forward to getting at least a couple more years of near-constant wear out of these underlayers (I purchased the matching bottoms as well).

Nice and snug warm socks washed good and the Aizen adult couldn't use them I have to give them to my kids so they love them they didn't care they they figure they going to the boots and they would high enough to keep warm so they love them

It was a bit more form fitting. The Yukon was a bit boxier. The Chocorua had a nice soft feel. For the difference in price, the Chocorua seemed a better buy

Wow, so glad I bought these and was able to save an arm and a leg over the price gouging of smart wool!