Hej there. Unfortunately I don't know the weight. And, yes, the netting flexes and shrinks. That's why I prefer the hiking wool over the woolnet, since it's better Reinforced. Hope that helps
@@philippbergau5868 Thank you Philip. That's what I thought. Just found the weight of 200g btw. I'm looking for a long sleeve merino base with full zip under 150g/m2... any ideas ? Thanks !
I actually never did. When I was living in Longyearbyen I was close to. But ultimately I chose Devold and Aclima, due to better pricing and variety. In the end I'd always go for the better price, since in that range the Norwegian brands are quite the same, imo.
What size are you wearing? I have it in size medium and i feel its a very snug fit. The man in the store said that was my size and woolnet is supposed to be tight, but im having secound thoughts. All my other aclima shirts are size L. Im 184cm 70kg
I agree that the tops are tight and seemingly shrink, while the longjohns work quite well. The problem is really more the arms in my case. And since you are taller than me, I'd assume that's the main issue. After washing you can work against it by stretching the material, when its still wet. That will help you a lot.
Hej. Sorry for the late response. I'm running around in medium on top items and Small in the longjohns. The hiking wool compresses when washed and then stretches when wearing a bit.
I just learned wool net existed a few minutes ago.
Thank you for the detailed explanation!
Thanks for watching. I think it came out a good 12ish years ago. But Aclima is not the only company with that concept. Brynje for example.
Cool life btw!
Hej, thank you. I appreciate it. It has been quite the journey over the last 10 years.
Hello ! Have you noticed any deformations with the net until now ? Do you know the weight of the shirt ? The site doesn't mention it. Thank you !
Hej there. Unfortunately I don't know the weight. And, yes, the netting flexes and shrinks. That's why I prefer the hiking wool over the woolnet, since it's better Reinforced. Hope that helps
@@philippbergau5868 Thank you Philip. That's what I thought. Just found the weight of 200g btw.
I'm looking for a long sleeve merino base with full zip under 150g/m2... any ideas ? Thanks !
@@Dm-ih8hl sounds like you're looking for a more sportive approach. I'm on the dog sled right now. But check Ortovox. They might have something
Have you ever tried Brynje Arctic series vs Aclima DoubleWool?
I actually never did. When I was living in Longyearbyen I was close to. But ultimately I chose Devold and Aclima, due to better pricing and variety. In the end I'd always go for the better price, since in that range the Norwegian brands are quite the same, imo.
What size are you wearing? I have it in size medium and i feel its a very snug fit. The man in the store said that was my size and woolnet is supposed to be tight, but im having secound thoughts.
All my other aclima shirts are size L.
Im 184cm 70kg
I agree that the tops are tight and seemingly shrink, while the longjohns work quite well. The problem is really more the arms in my case. And since you are taller than me, I'd assume that's the main issue. After washing you can work against it by stretching the material, when its still wet. That will help you a lot.
@@philippbergau5868
Are you in size M or L in the vid?
Thanks for the advice
@Anders I'm wearing M. Happy new year, btw 😉
@@philippbergau5868
Yes happy new year to you too 😊👍🏻
How does their sizes run? On spot with their size table or bigger?
Hej. Sorry for the late response. I'm running around in medium on top items and Small in the longjohns. The hiking wool compresses when washed and then stretches when wearing a bit.