Base Layers & Thermals Reviews
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Odlo Performance Light base layer
Founded by a Norwegian and based in Switzerland, Odlo should know its base layers...
Review Price: £40
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Le Col Pro Mesh short sleeve base layer
It may look tiny, but the Le Col base layer packs a punch performance-wise
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Craft Fuseknit Comfort RN base layer
Craft’s midweight base layer has a relaxed fit that works for off-bike activities too
Review Price: £25
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Gore M Base Layer shirt
Gore's fabric expertise comes to the fore in its lightweight base layer
Review Price: £35
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Bontrager B1 Sleeveless base layer
A quality option from Trek's clothing brand
Review Price: £33
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Mavic Hotride Sleeveless base layer
The Mavic Hotride Sleeveless baselayer is comfortable, with a soft feel and excellent wicking, although it's prone to staining from sunscreen
Review Price: £35
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Endura Fishnet sleeveless base layer
Endura uses a seamless open weave for good airflow, so is it a good option for the summer months?
Review Price: £30
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GripGrab Freedom base layer
Review Price: £90
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Castelli Pro Mesh sleeveless base layer
Review Price: £58
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Craft Cool Mesh Superlight sleeveless baselayer
There are 330 pages of user reviews of the Cool Mesh Superlight baselayer on Wiggle. Save yourself some time by reading ours instead
Review Price: £28
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Icebreaker Oasis long sleeve crewe baselayer
The Icebreaker Oasis long sleeve crewe is made of 200 weight merino wool. For most cycling-specific baselayers, this would be classified as medium weight.
Review Price: £65
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Sherpa Rinchen short sleeve base layer
The Sherpa Rinchen short sleeve base layer is marketed as adventure gear, but it makes a useful base layer for cycling and is comfortable and odour resistant
Review Price: £30
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dhb Lightweight Merino short-sleeved baselayer
Warmer weather ahead? We’ve tested the dhb lightweight merino blend baselayer to see how comfortable it is in the British spring.
Review Price: £25
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MAAP Seamless Baselayer tee MAAP Seamless Base Layer Tee
We put Aussie brand MAAP's short sleeve baselayer to the test over the course of a British winter.
Review Price: £59
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Café du Cycliste Cosette Ceramic base layer
Café du Cycliste's Cosette Ceramic base layer is the French brand's most technical base layer, but does it live up to the claim?
Review Price: £73
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Altura Thermocool Long Sleeve base layer
Billed as Altura’s most technical base layer, the Thermocool boasts a boatload of performance technology, but does it do the job?
Review Price: £50
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Kurio bespoke compression leggings
Review Price: £240
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Ekoi Morpho Senza Unisize baselayer
Review Price: £27
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B’Twin 700 Warm Weather Mesh baselayer
The B’Twin 700 Warm Weather Mesh baselayer does a great job of keeping you riding in hot weather, but the one size fits all approach won't be good for all.
Review Price: £15
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Icebreaker Sphere baselayer
We've tested the Icebreaker Sphere top. Although billed as a tee shirt it serves well as a cycling baselayer too and works very well with its merino fabric.
Review Price: £55
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Castelli Flanders Warm baselayer
The Castelli Flanders Warm is a quality baselayer for cold conditions, although a bit prone to odour
Review Price: £60
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Oneten merino baselayer
We test the merino baselayer from Chainreaction's in-house brand Oneten. It's got all the benefits of merino at a really good price.
Review Price: £30
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Pearl Izumi base layer Pearl Izumi Transfer Wool base layer
The long sleeved Pearl Izumi Transfer wool base layer is a great option for cold weather rides, being warm, breathable and very comfortable
Review Price: £60
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Craft Active Extreme base layer
Review Price: £30
