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I’ve since had many opportunities to put my Base 4.0 set to the test and highly recommend it if you are someone who I had the good fortune of unwrapping Under Armour’s Women’s Base 4.0 crew shirt and leggings for Christmas (thanks, Husband!) and they have proven to be gifts that keep on giving-lots of warmth, that is. What’s not easy is deciding which base layers are right for you. Thankfully, with all the high-tech insulating fabrics and clothing styles these days, it’s easy to simply layer up and stay warm during even the coldest months. In order to easily remember the difference between the two fabrics, just remember: HeatGear is for the HEAT and hot weather, and ColdGear is for the COLD weather.When you’re off on a great outdoor adventure, nothing puts a damper on things more quickly than a case of the chills. HeatGear styles are created with performance fabric that keeps the person wearing it “cool, dry, and light” in warm or hot conditions. What is the difference between under Armour HeatGear and ColdGear? Ideal for conditions between 55 degrees Fahrenheit and below, Under Armour ColdGear helps to keep athletes warm and comfortable so that they can stay outside and continue activity for longer durations.

What temperature is under Armour cold gear for?

Also called “second skin,” UA ColdGear Armour is brushed on the inside and smooth on the outside, as a lightweight layer. What Is ColdGear? Under Armour’s ColdGear is a lightweight, insulated layering technology that keeps you warm and dry in bitter conditions.