Me and my son currently wear Browning Hydrofleece and XPO for colder weather but am wanting something not quite as bullky since we bow hunt 80% of the time but do not want to loose the warmth either...I looked at the UA jackets last year for him but it's hard for me to believe it would be that warm as thin as it is...Looking for feedback to anyone that has it...not wanting to have to wear 5 layers of clothes to stay warm in really cold weather

I have a pair of the insulated over-alls and they are awesome. Never have been cold. They have like a wool lining. I usually wear a thin under pant and they get warm. I usually wear a pullover with my over-alls, unless super cold. The only UA jacket I have is bigger. No wind gets through that thing though.

One word : Wool. Look at First Lite Clothing.

Merino Wool ...

I'm really looking to see if anybody has any feedback on the UA ColdGear Infared Speed Freek or the UA Ayton?

Matt I just placed a order for the Ayton Bibs and Ayton Jacket. I also got a pair of the 800 gram HAW boots coming as well. All the reviews I have read on the Ayton clothing has been excellent. I will be able to give you first hand info in a few weeks.

I have the infrared ridge reaper and like it

I can speak for the Ayton bibs, this will be my 3rd season using them. They are great, the reason I got them was packing ability. I generally walk a good ways in and would sweat to death if I wore my outerwear that far. Those bibs will roll up tighter than a 2 liter Coke bottle and I put them in my backpack for when I get to my tree. I have no complaints and have hunted in 20-30 degree weather several times wearing them. As everyone has already talked about in other threads, yes, their products are expensive. But they are VERY well made and you get what you pay for.

Same here. Have a few pieces of the UA stuff but I never use it anymore for hunting.

I ordered the Ayton pants and hoodie. Should have it this thursday. Will let you know how it is.

I have two of their hoodies. I don't know what series they are or what...I got them last year. Both are very warm to be as light as they are. I would say that you wouldn't go wrong in getting some UA stuff

UA is awfully proud of their stuff. However I have a few of their lower tights that I wear under my hockey gear and it's okay. Now NIKE's version is cheaper, works better and they're cut in a way that they support the meat and two potatoes much better.

Any local dealers?

I hunted with the Ayton jacket, and Bibs last season. They are good along with the UA cold gear base layers in AL. I hunted in Illinois last season, and the wind would come right through it. Great in AL, but not so great in IL. I bought the Rivers West Ambush jacket, and bibs this year. It's 100% wind proof, and water proof. Look into Rivers West, great stuff!

I have the ayton bibs and jacket. Some of the best out there in my opinion. You can wear it alone or layer up good when it's colder. You won't regret getting it.

I picked up some to look at and the tag said made in Vietnam. I put it back and haven't looked at any more of their clothes. Screw them.

The gunpowder pants and jacket are what I would get for cold weather around here if I went UA. That ayton stuff seems awfully thin, I bet 20 or below degree mornings you'd be freezing your nuts off. You'll pay though, based on msrp you'll be spending around 500 for the jacket and pants.

Add in a base layer from them and your looking at a 650 to 700 purchase. Good thing UA stuff is damn near bullet proof, I still have UA stuff from middle school that I use regularly and I am almost 30.

Under armor does have a lifetime warranty on all their products just fyi for everyone. I own some under armor products but I buy them all on clearance at the end of the season.

Thanks for all the input guys!

It must be great clothing as much as it costed. Right?