Whatever you’re into, wherever you go, Merino wool base layers and mid layers provide your first line of support so you can stay safe, comfortable and focused on what matters. What's underneath it all can make all the difference. No one knows this better than winter mountain athletes.

Layer Like A Pro

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How an Ultimate Mountain Athlete Layers

Molly Armanino is no stranger to long, cold, snowy days, and she's well-versed in persevering through rough conditions. Recently dubbed Outside Magazine's Ultimate Mountain Athlete, Molly trusts Merino wool base layers to keep her warm so she can focus on what she's skiing. Her layering kit includes an Aspect high neck top, Inversion bottoms and a lightweight Convict Canyon Hoodie.

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How a Backcountry Snowmobiler & Skier Layers

Bernie Rosow spends dozens of winter days in the backcountry in the Eastern Sierra snowmobiling to incredible ski lines. To stay warm, comfortable and stink-free while going up and down, Bernie loves an Aspect base layer top paired with heavier Inversion base layer bottoms, plus a Merino fleece Baldwin Jacket for his mid layer.

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How a Tahoe Snowboarding Legend Layers

Professional snowboarder Tim Humpheys has spent decades chasing the perfect line. Whether he's hitting the park or exploring the backcountry, Tim relies on Ridge base layers and mid layers to stay warm and comfortable no matter where the day takes him. Tim's favorites are Ridge Aspect midweight base layers and a Convict Canyon Hoodie.