Here you will find baselayer and first skin for men on sale from Backtees’ own range. First skin is the layer closest to the skin and manages moisture, temperature and comfort under the rest of your clothing. The range changes continuously, and availability depends on stock.
Golf baselayer for the course
A golf baselayer differs from regular thermal underwear by prioritising freedom of movement and moisture management rather than pure insulation. On the course, it is important to keep the body dry during varying activity levels, from the calm walking sections between holes to the muscular effort of the swing.
Backtees first skin and baselayer are constructed with stretch materials that follow the body without constricting, and with moisture-wicking properties that move sweat away from the skin and keep you comfortable throughout the round. You can find the full range outside the outlet in themen's first skin and baselayer collection.
Thermal underwear for men on sale
Baselayer and thermal underwear essentially cover the same function, but are searched for differently. If you are looking for thermal underwear for men on sale, it is probably the same product you will find here. A close-fitting, technical layer that insulates and regulates temperature, but is designed for activity rather than sedentary use.
This also applies to those looking for sports undershirts or long-sleeved undershirts for men. What they all have in common is that they work best as the innermost layer in a layering system, and that the fit should be close enough for the material to work properly against the skin.
The first layer in the layering system
Baselayer is the foundation of a layering system, and the choice of first skin affects the performance of the layers worn on top. A good baselayer regulates moisture and temperature, allowing the midlayer to focus on insulation and the outer jacket on weather protection.
If you find a suitable baselayer for men on sale in the outlet, it makes sense to consider what midlayer and outer layers you already have. You can find midlayer and knitwear for men inmen's outlet midlayer and knitwear and jackets and vests inmen's outlet jackets and vests, if you want to build a complete layering system from the outlet.
What to look for
Fit is crucial. A baselayer should fit closely enough for the material to move moisture away from the skin, but not so tightly that it restricts movement in the swing.
The closure system at the neck matters for versatility. A zip-neck design allows for quick ventilation if the activity level increases or the temperature changes. A crew-neck design is more minimalist and sits discreetly under a polo or midlayer.
As the outlet range varies, it is an advantage to know your size and whether you primarily use the baselayer for golf, running or as a general winter layer before you start looking.
You can find the complete men's outlet range inmen's outlet.
