Comfort – 100%

Tested throughout season in resort, side-country and back-country snow camping on FeathertopnExcellent weight for general Aussie conditions - I will probably get myself a lighter set for spring touring and maybe a Merino 260 for dead of winter, snow campingnComfort - 100%. My only complaint could possibly be that the sleeves are very slightly too short for me to comfortable use the thumb holes. I have long monkey arms and don't like using thumb holes in general anyway so no big dealnThey really do deal with moisture and odour pretty well. I spent 5 continuous days in them recently. After coming back, they pass the sniff test without too much eye watering.nSomehow the shirt survived me using it as an outer layer due to ridiculously high temperature on the Feathertop trip. This doesn't seem like a big deal but my pack has a mesh back panel that has a reputation for chewing up wool and softer fabric and my split-board edges swing forward and cut the back of my triceps during stretches on crampons so I was quite impressed.