Superior wicking, Top Base Layer for skiing & Co

Unlike many competitors functional underwear is not just a marketing word here.
The transtex hot material is based on a two-layer principle - inside are roughened fibers absorb moisture and really derive from the body to the smoother outer layer where the moisture to evaporate.

Even if one makes the material really wet it feels after a short time on the body to dry.
In this video you can see the function very well: [...]

With this structure, the transtex hot, as the name suggests, a relatively warm underwear because it holds more air than the typical gauzy "functional underwear".

Skiing or other activities of the best base layer I could test so far. I have the underwear now 1 year and since is a wet back an alien concept, but I have exchanged also back protector (Bliss ARG) and jacket (Dermizax NX material) - it eventually does not help much if only the underwear has good moisture wicking and breathability.

The cut is close to the body and the clothes should also complete rest in order to ensure their function. Normal clothes size to one size smaller should be sufficient for most.

The Vararbeitung is very good, the seams blend in perfectly and are not noticeable for me.

The 3/4 pants I find particularly suitable for skiing since rum down ja warms the socks and underpants and socks, it is rather annoying wrinkle free to tuck in the boot.
For other activities the trousers is possibly better suited.

The price is not cheap but similar quality (eg with Polartec material) costs more and more in view of the functionality, it is the money also fully worth. Strong buy recommendation.