Get heavyweight warmth and a smooth stretch fit with this Heat Holders top. Ideal for extreme cold, it offers moisture-wicking performance that helps keep you dry and comfortable.
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Get heavyweight warmth and a smooth stretch fit with this Heat Holders top. Ideal for extreme cold, it offers moisture-wicking performance that helps keep you dry and comfortable.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I HSVE ORDER A NUMBER OG THESE BUT EVERY BLACK ONE ON BOTH SLEEVES THERE IS A AREA THAT IS NOT SEWED TOGETHER . BUT REALLY LIKE THE WARMTH OF ALL OF THEM
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love my Heat Holders socks, shirts, and neck warmers. Living with Raynaud’s is not easy in the cold. These help!
Size chart on the web and the box do not reflect the size of the actual garment. Actual garment is at least on size bigger.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This top is extremely warm. I wear a thin 3/4 sleeve t-shirt underneath and am very warm. It is warmer than a sweat shirt and thinner.
Excellent! Perfect size!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for kayaking thermal undergarments. Soft, comfortable and a pretty plum color.
Perfect layer
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The top I ordered is EXTREMELY soft and feels wonderful next to the skin. I would highly recommend it for anyone who feels chilly
If was really better than what I expected
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I normally buy Smartwool for socks and base layer clothing. Thought I'd try Heat Holders based on the positive reviews. I purchased the "original" weight which appears to be 100% man-made compared to the merino wool found in the Smartwool products. I'll have to see if this makes a difference. The garments does feel quite soft and slightly stretchy. Normally wear a size small but decided to size up to a medium as the reviews indicate this runs small.
