Thin and warm for skiing
340376
Thin and warm socks.  Wore while skiing, kept my feet warm.
1049994
I skied in Colorado when it was under 20 degrees and this was a huge help. Definitely kept my head and neck warm. Plus, I rented a ski helmet and they don't advise you to wear a hat with those. It was nice to have a thin, warm layer under the helmet.
3812748
I wear this to Fairbanks Alaska last week for north light viewing, It is -20F~20F there. Wear with a thin layer of warm underwear and this nice down filling jacket&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/ZeroXposur-Men-s-Relay-Packable-Sweater-Down-Forest-M/dp/B01K8XC3OY/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">ZeroXposur Men's Relay Packable Sweater Down, Forest, M</a>&nbsp;and 686. Born in warm place and never seen so much snow in my entire life. This product light weight and keep me warm. Did a little bit hiking upon to the top of snow moutain, which made me hot but not sweaty, the wind is cold and bite my face, but my body is too warm.
1860190
These are thin, so if you are expecting warmth, look somewhere else. However, they do fit well, and they are very inexpensive, so I am satisfied with my purchase.
3829267
This works great. I bought it to go skiing for the first time, I was was perfectly warm and dry the entire time. I am 5'8" & 128 lbs. I bought the large butthe medium fits me too (I bought a medium for my daughter)
208959
These pants were great for skiing in temperatures below freezing and were completely waterproof. I had on a pair of fleece tights underneath and was comfortable, warm and dry while it was snowing heavily and around 15 degrees F out.

I am a 5'2", 110 pounds adult female, and the XL was just slightly snug around my waist, but not uncomfortable since skiing consists almost entirely of standing.
3949408
I used these gloves for skiing and was pleased with their performance. The medium was a bit snug and I'm usually a solid medium. I had to wiggle my little finger a bit to find it's spot but once it was in it was warm and comfortable. The gloves felt a little stiff when I was handling them but when they were on they felt flexible and were comfortable gripping the ski pole. I thought my hands would sweat in them but they didn't.  I don't use my phone a lot when I'm skiing but we do use it to stay connected with friends on the mountain so I appreciated the five finger screen compatibility--I could operate my phone without taking the gloves off. Of course, any glove is too bulky to type but I could answer the phone and swipe with the gloves on. I prefer ski gloves with removable liners but all in all, good performance, snug fit.
2713709
Thin enough so your feet don't sweat on warmer days.
1547472
I bought these pants for skiing and had never skiied before. They were great! They are super warm and fully water proof. I never felt exposed to the cold at all. I wore only leggings under them when on the slopes and was perfectly comfortable. The straps are fantastic for keeping the pants up. I am a  5'4 woman and just wanted a cheap snow pant option (in case I didn't like skiing!) so these served me well. For a woman, they are baggy and not flattering at all but they get the job done.
4138969
Light in weight and thickness, these socks keep my feet warm and my skiing sharp.
260134
These gloves seem to be warm and they fit as expected. I ordered the pink and black ones and they are true to color. I will update the post when I use them for
my ski trip!
315865
Bought it for skiing which was a mistake bc it's not what it's meant for. More for non- winter use. It's pretty thin and seems kind of flimsy but does hold well.
2152778
These are great! They feel about 1 1/2 times as thick as my military-issued "silkies" and are the right in-between base layer for those days when it's too cold for just the silkies and a pair of pants. I wore these as the only layer under my insulated ski pants in 25-35 degree weather in a recent ski outing and was plenty warm all day. No issues.
2270662
Great fit. Not as soft as other competitor brand but very nice fit and works great for my skiing trips.
2232436
I am thankful to the reviews the said how it ran thin so I bought a size up.  It kept her warm and dry while skiing while it was snowing.
1805548
It says to order 1 size up, I would order 2 sizes up.  Also it is 100% cotton, so it will shrink if you are not careful.  They seem thin for thermals but they are upper soft and seem warm enough.  I have not tested them in the freezing cold yet.  When I go skiing next month, I will use these and see if they are warm enough.  According to other reviews they should be.  I received these at a discounted rate for my honest review and so far it is good except the size.  I will update after the ski trip and let you know if they are indeed warm enough.  The color is nice and the fabric feels great unlike old school thermal under wear.
4405273
These gloves are very comfortable and I think are designed more toward people with slender fingers. I have very large hands but yet thin fingers and the fit on the "large" was spot on. As a result, these are not roomy enough to fit any but the thinnest of liners. I haven't found a thin pair of liners for these so I've been going without and doing just fine. Also, I didn't really feel the need for liners most of the time as I was still able to tie boots, use my camera, and unwrap granola bars without taking them off. The wind and external moisture protection is great and I do not get the "glove fatigue" that I used to get with my old bulky ski gloves at the end of the day.

I have taken these gloves skiing in Santa Fe and to the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro. I bought these to replace a very bulky pair of gloves that offered similar warmth. They have great dexterity and certainly have the comfort of much lighter gloves. For Santa Fe Skiing they were great. The average temperatures were around 15-35 degrees F and I stayed warm whether I was being particularly active or not.

These gloves were not sufficiently warm for the summit of Kilimanjaro which I would estimate around -15 to 0 degrees F. I think I would have been ok if I had put in some chemical warmers in the warmer pocket. During the Kilimanjaro summit I found ice developing on the tips of my fingers because of the sweat from my hands condensing into ice after a few hours. No danger of frostbite but still not the most pleasant experience. I don't really blame the gloves for this as I was not expecting them to be toasty at those temperatures and if I had not been delirious from the altitude, I would have stopped and put in some chemical handwarmers.

I really like the detachable elastic straps that come with these. I attach one end of the loop to my jacket sleeves and then clip onto the glove. That way I can take my gloves off without any fear of dropping them. I dropped one of my prior gloves while trying to take a photo from a ski lift and I had to ski down to find it with only one glove on. That can't happen with these!