XGO Phase 1 Long Johns

Lightweight Army Base Layer

The XGO Phase 1 Long Johns are US Army issue base layer bottoms, worn against the skin under uniform trousers to move sweat away and add a thin layer of warmth. Phase 1 is the lightest weight in XGO's layering system, so these suit cool mornings, active work that builds heat, or a first layer under heavier thermals when the temperature really drops. Soldiers, hunters, and anyone who spends long days outside in changing weather will get use from them.

Features

• Nylon And Spandex Knit — The nylon gives the fabric its strength and smooth feel, and the spandex adds stretch so the legs move with you through squats, climbs, and kneeling.
• Moisture-Wicking Fabric — The knit pulls sweat off the skin and spreads it across the surface, where it can evaporate instead of leaving you damp and chilled.
• Quick Drying And Breathable — The fabric lets body heat and vapor escape and dries fast once you stop moving or hang it up overnight.
• Silver Anti-Microbial Treatment — An AG47 silver treatment in the fabric cuts down the bacteria that cause odor, which matters when you wear a layer for several days between washes.
• Elastic Waistband — A covered elastic band holds the long johns in place under a belt and trousers without a drawstring or buckle to press into your waist.
• Front Fly Panel — A seamed front panel gives the fit a little extra room and convenience, as on standard issue underwear.
• Tan Colorway — The sand-colored fabric stays inconspicuous under desert and lighter uniforms.
• Easy Care — The fabric resists shrinking and goes straight from the wash back into service without ironing or special handling.

Issued To US Soldiers

These long johns were made by XGO for the US Army and carry the XGO logo on the right hip, the same as the base layers drawn by troops. Buying issued kit gets you a garment built to the government's purchasing standard rather than a commercial approximation of it. Wear them on their own under trousers in mild cold, or as the first layer beneath heavier thermal bottoms when you need more insulation.