News and Reviews

Deacon Patrick Jones shares his thoughts on fishnet, layering and boiled wool for winter cycling. Read his blog, With Abandon, here: https://thegrid.ai/withabandon/of-fishnet-long-johns-and-boiled-wool/

Backerpacker Magazine reviewed Brynje’s Wool Thermo Light Zip Polo in their Winter Gear Guide saying,”The recipe is simple: The Thermo Light’s mesh holes form pockets of air that rest against your midlayers (or shell), while also letting sweat vapor escape quickly.” Read the complete reveiw here: https://www.backpacker.com/gear/brynje-of-norway-wool-thermo-light-zip-polo-2018    

When we started getting inquiries from Canadian and US military for Brynje mesh base layer it certainly made sense. Years ago, the Norwegian government had done studies which showed conclusively that mesh base layer garments performed significantly better than solid knits and thus they have been issuing their troops the Brynje mesh underwear for decades….
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Chris Townsend of The Great Outdoors reviewed Brynje’s Wool Thermo T-shirt saying, “If you want to boost the warmth and efficiency of your clothing with an ultralight garment, the Thermo T-shirt is an excellent choice.” Read more at: https://www.tgomagazine.co.uk/review/review-brynje-wool-thermo-t-shirt/

A review from The Adventure Emporium discusses the benefits of Brynje’s mesh design. “Sometimes old tech is better than new tech, especially if it’s improved via the use of new(er) materials. Brynje Super Thermo Mesh is a prime example of this.” Read more at:  https://theadventureemporium.net/2017/05/14/brynje-super-thermo-mesh/

See what Gear Gals loved about Brynje’s Wool Thermo Long Sleeve Shirt and Wool Thermo Longs (lightweight and packable, bulk-free fit, exceptional warmth and moisture-transfer, long term durability) and what was not loved (hint – nothing!). Byrnje of Norway Lady Wool Thermo Mesh baselayers

Jim Rahtz reviewed Brynje’s Wool Thermo Base Layers (shirt and longs) on a cold overnight backpacking trip. See what he had to say: They continue to perform as promised: solid warmth in the cold and I stay comfortably dry while exerting myself. As with other wool garments, I don’t feel like I’m immediately overheating when…
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Climber Andy Kirkpatrick gives 10 great tips on staying warm in the winter, including #3 – Brynje underwear, the ultimate comfort base. He notes, “This stuff has been used on some of the hardest most extreme adventures of the last 100 years, and simply works better than anything else.” See all of his 10 tips…
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Jack Luke of BikeRadar in the UK states that “Brynje’s polypropylene mesh baselayers, were, without doubt, the best performing addition to my cycling wardrobe last year.” Read his review and see why he says its performance, comfort and longevity is unmatched. https://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/clothing/undershirts-and-base-layers/product/brynje-super-thermo-baselayer-review-51910/    

Money Inc. believes Brynje base layers are a winter camping essential you should consider! See their review at:  http://moneyinc.com/winter-camping-essentials/