Worth the price, keeps me warm when its cold, stays cool when it's warm...
595851
Great socks!  They fit great/as expected, I buy new pairs from time to time when I have extra money to spend, and in that, I wish they weren't so expensive for 1 pair.  They keep the heat in when it's cold, I did ALOT of winter hiking in ZERO degree weather this winter and my toes being cold was the least of my problems, my feet didn't even mind the cold with these socks and the boots I use.  And alternatively, in hotter weather, I don't find myself wanting to remove my boots because they're too hot.  Wigwam really found the right "mix" of materials here, I can't stress that enough, so they're worth the high price tag in my humble opinion.
4410142
I love the vibrant colors. It keeps me warm and that's all that matters. :)
4030174
This thing has served me well. Keeps me cool so that I don't wake up in the middle of the night. Well worth the investment. And the boyfriend bought one to put on top of his temperpedic (smart move!)
4667531
Though expensive it's worth it. Four layers thick, it keeps you warm in the coldest weather and is almost water proof. It does however stick up quite a bit above my head.
2939528
This is a quality, warm, but thankfully not a fleecy-moist warmth, as I tend to over-heat rather than be cold all the time. The first wear last week, was a cold windy day, so I wore this under a loose tunic top to allow me layers should I overheat, (hot flashes) which happens often and I was surprisingly comfy all day long, even indoors. I often overheat when inside if in a sweater or fleece top, and even with layers of cotton I have to peel them away and add again to go outside. But this Craft Base Layer Shirt actually kept me warm outside, and cool inside. I have to say that's a rarity for me and I really liked this top. It is pretty fitted and could be a little longer in the torso, so maybe order up one size, I'd give it five stars if it was a $20 layering top, but when we ordered it at over $50, hard to offer more than four stars.
40104
I wore this under my Brooks Utopia running jacket (which I also highly recommend for cold weather) throughout the winter in Chicago, and it kept me cool when it got too hot, and warm when it was frigid outside. I love that it does what it says at a price point that is much, much lower than what's out there when it comes to running shirts.
4372836
The good? I wore this for 20 days in China at 0 to 7 degrees C and it kept me warm as much as I expected. I even wore it inside the house, because the heaters didn't work that well there, so I had to wear this constantly to keep warm and it did the trick.

The bad, but not so so bad? It was easy to snag some of the threads. I read other reviews that said the feathers came out a lot. This is also true. My fianc had to work with a tooth pick to push some back in so it didn't make matters worse.

I'd recommend this to anyone who's going to be in weather down to freezing temperatures, but not below freezing. I did get the chills when it dropped below 0 C.
329877
I cant speak to how long it will last but can tell you its warm and comfortable. Depending how warm you want it you can add a top layer for insulation. I would buy again in a heart beat!!!
2920342
Working Outside in the cold, it is imperative that my head stay warm.  This hat does the trick.  Considering the cost, I have found it to be one of the most comfortable hats I own (I previously had two of these same hats but lost them)

It fits snug to the head, but not so tight it becomes an annoyance.  Also, materials are good I found it holds up quite well after three straight months of use.

Would recommend this hat to anyone looking for a comfortable affordable high quality hat.
1870161
I like to keep my neck warm, this thing does the trick. I wear it under a scarf for extra warmth and wind protection.
4587271
bought for my dad's funeral in ohio back in January, and then took to skiing out in wyoming and used to ski and it stayed on and kept me warm... LOVE
1846859
Because of other reviews, I ordered a size larger and that was a mistake.
I wanted a lined hood, but am finding it too heavy....it pulls on the neck of the jacket when zipped as in the photo, which is how i prefer to wear it.
It washes well, hasn't faded, and is a heavy knit, comfortable in cool weather.
I have had it for a year.
4341634
As listed it does keep you warm to 30-40 degrees.  Was pretty comfortable over in banff this past weekend.  My sleeping bag isn't too bad but I think it's set to like 50 degrees for comfort, a thin mummy liner, down jacket and misc tights/long sleeves/ and thermal. Without the rest of my gear though I probably would have froze. The first night I thought i was going to be really good with just a long sleeves. thermal, tights and sweat pants but I ended up getting a bit uncomfortable ( not freezing) .  It's good but definitely need other gear to compliment the underquilt. I also had to tie the top of the underquilt together to secure warmth. Hope this helps others !
2652789
Keeps my head warm, and my hair doesnt fly all over the place when I take the hat off
1559870
Bought the black arctic parka to help me survive months November-April over here in Western Alaska. Temps this winter, on one horrible occasion, dropped to -44F ambient (-60F windchill) and this coat, along with five or six of my favorite wool sweaters, kept me warm enough to stand outside for a couple hours at a time to check in dog mushers - and I didn't have to be medivaced for frostbite. Still, it wasn't particularly comfortable- I'd say the range for this coat for me is maybe 25F down to -20F. I'd also like to note that after just one winter of use, you can definitely start seeing wear and tear, particularly around the pockets and seams. One of the elders in the village has the same coat, and I can see the same discoloration in the navy model. Overall, it works for bush Alaska travel, but would expect it to hold up better at its price point.
4241355
Ive found this bag to be warm and comfortable.

Ive used this bag on 3 nights of hiking. The coldest night was in the low 30s, with 20+ mph winds, and I wasn't in a tent. I was wearing thermal pants and a t-shirt, and was laying on a Thermo-Rest trail scout pad. Other than having a gust of wind blow down my bag occasionally I stayed relatively warm the whole night, not comfortably warm, but warm enough to sleep. When we got up in the morning there were ice crystals on the ground. Im not sure exactly how cool it got, but it had to be near 30 or lower.

I have 2 complaints about this bag that keep it from being a 5 star bag.

- The bag is too long...by a lot. I'm only 5'8", and I realize there are many people taller than me that hike, but I don't see a lot of 7' guys hiking, and this bag would easily fit someone 7'. This makes the bag heavier then it needs to be by at least a few ounces, and it makes it tough to fit into the stuff sack. If this bag were about 8" shorter it would be better for the vast majority of people. Lighter, smaller, easier to pack, and probably a bit warmer.

- This bag is tougher to zip than other bags I have used. Not a huge deal, but it will take you a few seconds longer than normal to get the bag zipped up cleanly.

Overall this is a good bag and a good value, with a couple of things keeping it from being great.
1522493
I love this piece. It keeps me warm in the cold. North east has been hit with some cold winds this year and the shemagh fits the bill. I wear it like a scarf or as a head wrap depending on the severity and it has never let me down yet. It is starting to wear down in the middle where my stubble rubs against it. But after 3 months of everyday use I would expect some wear to show.