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Our Two Cents:
..called 37.5 Basegear. What the heck is that you ask? The Basegear line is designed to make you more comfortable when riding by controlling the “micro climate” that exists under your clothing next to the skin. The material wicks moisture and controls humidity, and FirstGear says that humans are most comfortable with a relative humidity close to the skin of 37.5%. So there you go…. the origin of the name...
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Original MSRP
$59.95
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Our Two Cents:
..are made of a “waffle weave” material that is stretchy and feels nice. The pants have flatlock seams so they are comfortable under your clothes. In the black/blue color, they have sort of a Tron look don’t you think? You’d better get a shirt to complete the outfit! The waistband has some of that grippy rubber stuff so they won’t slide around, and will work great...
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Original MSRP
$79.95
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Our Two Cents:
It’s like a “technical” long sleeve shirt, and although it’s sold as underwear, it looks great just worn as a shirt. The inside material is a soft thin fleece that is super comfortable. There is enough stretch to allow freedom of motion for riding. The collar is taller than a regular tee, but for cold weather will be...
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Original MSRP
$69.95
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Our Two Cents:
These pants will be terrific for wearing under your motorcycle gear in the winter. The fit is fairly trim, like thermal underwear, so it should be easy to fit them in under your normal riding gear or street clothes. The matching top could easily be worn alone as a cool/cold weather shirt, but the pants look more like underwear, so don’t count on being able to wear them in public after taking off riding pants. Like the top, they are super comfortable and inviting feeling...
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Original MSRP
$69.95
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