Well Ive made my mind up, I'm going to give it a try.

[Magic City Matt]

icebreaker 220 is my personal fave. It feels better against the skin and works better for low moisture environments which is mostly what you experience while hiking. I like capeline better for high moisture environments like kayaking.

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[trailtigger]

Wow! It has a price though, cheapest was $83, most expensive was $124

[wirerat123]

I use Icebreaker socks and will give them Rave reviews in the quality and comfort category.  I'm willing to bet their undergarments are just as bad ass.  I like these socks signifigantly better than ANY other socks I have had including all of the top brands.

I honestly just use under armor type base layers then cover it in fleece, if the wind whips up, I will cover that in a shell type cover.  I have yet to have any issues using this type of setup anywhere in the South East.

I am currently considering a down puffy sweater, and a better shell at the moment.  I haven't found that I need it, it will however save me some weight and bulk.

[JC785]

I normally wear the Under Armor as well and it seems to keep me pretty warm.

[Tacky Hiker]

I use Under Armor bottoms and a Capilene 3 top. I like the feel of a slightly loose top vs super snug Under Armor.

[trailtigger]

yeah I am not a big fan of tight clothing

[Verduretiger]

Capeline tops and bottoms.  I have had them for years.