Overall, I have been extremely pleased with both the quality and performance of my Under Armour Base 4.0 set.
The fabric tends to collect lint, even though I don’t put it in the dryer. (Short torso notwithstanding, I really don’t need my shirts to double as a booty warmer.) The shirt is just a tad too long for my taste. I know, it was all sounding too perfect but here’s what I’m not so crazy about: I stay warm even in windy, frigid conditions. The crew shirt has thumb holes to keep sleeves from moving around. The thermal grid fabric design uses little pockets to trap in heat and is both anti-odor and moisture-wicking. I’ve become a little wiser since then and am grateful for my Base 4.0 shirt and leggings, which make life soo much easier. I’d use an old long-sleeved T-shirt and thin cotton leggings as my first layer, then don a mid-weight jacket and snow pants as my second. enjoys cold-weather activities such as skiing, hunting, or ice fishing andįull disclosure: I used to be pretty dumb about what I wore for my winter adventures. I’ve since had many opportunities to put my Base 4.0 set to the test and highly recommend it if you are someone who I had the good fortune of unwrapping Under Armour’s Women’s Base 4.0 crew shirt and leggings for Christmas (thanks, Husband!) and they have proven to be gifts that keep on giving-lots of warmth, that is. 
What’s not easy is deciding which base layers are right for you.
Thankfully, with all the high-tech insulating fabrics and clothing styles these days, it’s easy to simply layer up and stay warm during even the coldest months. When you’re off on a great outdoor adventure, nothing puts a damper on things more quickly than a case of the chills.
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