Icebreaker Reviews

I had to swap a base layer for a bigger size, and the whole process was straightforward. The online form was easy to fill out, and I got updates once I’d sent it back, which was nice. It took a few days longer than I was hoping, but everything got sorted in the end. Overall, really pleased with how simple it was

I was a little worried I’d get fooled by the pictures or end up with the wrong size or color, but everything came just as I ordered. The size was right, the color matched, and there were no mix-ups at all. Happy with it

It feels like almost nothing I’m looking for is available whenever I check. Maybe it’s just bad timing on my part, but it’s been kind of frustrating

I’ve ordered a few things from icebreaker now, and I’m fully convinced they absolutely nailed the style. The designs are simple without being boring, which is weirdly hard to find, but they somehow get it exactly right every time. Everything looks clean, fits easily with regular clothes, and doesn’t scream “I’m about to climb a mountain,” which I really appreciate. I can wear the stuff on a walk, running errands, or just going out, and it never feels out of place. The colors are great too, calm, not loud, just solid choices. The website was easy to use as well. Easy 5 stars from me, no question

I grabbed a couple of Icebreaker shirts for myself, i’m happy with the choice. The merino feels soft on my skin and doesn’t have that itchy wool feeling I was worried about. I’ve already worn one on a hike and also just running around town, and it still looks almost new. After washing, the fit stayed good too, which I really care about because I hate when shirts shrink or get weird. They are definitely a little pricey, but once I actually wore them, the quality made sense to me. I’d buy them again.

Matched the photos perfectly. Super happy with it

I’ve been wearing an Icebreaker merino base layer and, to be fair, it’s been really good. It’s super soft, doesn’t feel itchy at all, and I can wear it for a couple of days without it starting to smell. It keeps me warm without making me feel sweaty, which I really appreciate. The price is definitely on the higher side, but considering the comfort and how well it performs, I think it’s fair to say it’s been worth it for me

I asked for a refund it was handled really quickly with no hassle at all. I appreciate when a company treats customers fairly and doesn’t make the process harder than it needs to be.

So, yeah, the box came neat, honestly. Like, there wasn’t any damage at all, which was nice to see when it showed up

It does keep me warm, which I appreciated, but it takes way too long to dry. After dealing with that a couple of times, I started to lose a bit of trust in how practical it really is for regular use.

I actually had a good time using icebreaker.com, which sounds funny to say about a shopping site, but yeah, it was just easy. The pages loaded quickly, and I found the men’s tops without having to click around a million times, which I always appreciate. The filters for size and color worked well too, so I wasn’t stuck scrolling through things that didn’t matter. Checkout was simple, no weird extra steps or anything. The only thing I kept thinking was that the sale section could be a little easier to sort, because I wanted to browse deals without overthinking it. But overall, really smooth and easy to use.

I bought a base layer from icebreaker.com for hiking a while back, I want to say sometime in March, or maybe April. It’s been good overall. It definitely wicks moisture better than my regular shirts, though I still got a little sweaty on the steeper climbs. The nice part is it dried out way faster afterward. Shipping was fine, nothing really stood out, and the sizing was close enough for me. I’d give it 4 stars because it works well, I just wish it cost a little less.

It’s not the cheapest option out there, but the quality makes it feel worth it. I’ve already gotten a lot of use out of it, so I’m, well, I’m happy with what I paid.

I’ve been really liking icebreaker, mostly because they use natural wool and seem upfront about where it comes from. That kind of transparency makes me feel better about buying from them, like okay, at least this feels a bit more responsible than a lot of other brands. The only thing is the price. Every time I look at something, I’m like, do I really need this? It’s definitely on the expensive side, so I took off one star for that

I bought a merino tee from icebreaker.com a while back, maybe sometime in early spring? I can’t remember exactly. Anyway, it’s been really nice for walks and a bit of travel. It doesn’t get all sweaty or clingy like some of my older shirts do, and it still feels light and comfortable even after wearing it most of the day

I’ve worn this a ton, and it still looks mostly new, which is a nice surprise. It’s not absolutely perfect — you can see a little bit of wear if you look closely, but overall it’s held up better than I expected...

I’ve worn this icebreaker top quite a bit now and it’s been through plenty of washes. I’ll be honest, I half expected it to start pilling after a while, like maybe the durability claims were a little too optimistic, but so far there’s hardly any pilling at all. That’s exactly what I was hoping for, so I’m happy with it

I’m really happy with this. The fabric feels super soft and comfy, and even after washing it a few times, it still feels just as nice. That’s what you want, right?

I picked up a couple of merino tees, my gut says they were a solid buy. I keep reaching for them without even thinking about it. They’re soft, don’t get stinky quickly, and work just as well under a hoodie as they do on their own. They’re definitely a little pricey, but based on how much I’m wearing them, it feels worth it.

I got an icebreaker base layer it’s been good. It keeps me warm without making me feel all bulky or layered up, which I really like. The insulation is solid, especially for colder days. I do wish it dried a little faster though, because after washing it or sweating in it, it kind of takes longer than I’d hoped, but I guess...