MFH Men's Thermoactive Leggings US Level II GEN III - Black

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24.09.2026

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Size: XL

They seem solidly made, and the size fit perfectly. I wear them in winter as second-layer trousers. I can't wait to try them out in late autumn as well. They are also available in nice colors.

They provide good warmth and don't restrict movement, but they tend to slip down. With frequent squatting and standing you have to pull them up. There is no such problem during normal walking. Tested in a 6-degree frost and wind as a layer under regular sweatpants—zero discomfort.

The quality of the fabric and sewing is excellent, but the fit is strange. It is more suitable for people with no backside at all. That is, everything fits in the back, but in the front, you can pull them up to your diaphragm.

Great sweatpants. At first I only got the top, which pleasantly surprised me with its quality and ability to retain heat. I probably won't regret buying these pants. I’ll probably buy more. Good price, excellent quality. I recommend.

I am really satisfied, both with the price and the quality. Tested around zero degrees, they performed really well, do not pinch, and do not restrict movement.

Leggings, popularly once called long johns, are warm, pleasant, loose, and do not restrict bending the knees. The waistband is wide and does not dig into the hips, and they do not slide down during various positions while walking, climbing, etc. They don't restrict movement. And there is the traditional fly, which is so necessary in the field during winter expeditions. I bought size M for a height of 182 cm and a weight of about 72 kg. They could be a little longer, but proper socks do the trick. I recommend.

Size M. Leggings, popularly once called long johns, are warm, pleasant, loose, and do not restrict bending the knees. The waistband is wide and does not dig into the hips, and they do not slide down during various positions while walking, climbing, etc. They don't restrict movement. And there is the traditional fly, which is so necessary in the field during winter expeditions. I recommend.