Need a base layer for chilly climates? Zerofit’s new line promises total mobility.
Zerofit is a Japanese performance apparel brand that is expanding to the U.S. this winter. Zerofit prides itself in making high-quality base layers and accessories for a variety of outdoor sports and activities. This year will be the first year that Zerofit is available in North America just in time for the fall and winter seasons.
The golf swing can easily change in different climates. When it is warmer, the body has an easier time moving and going through the motions and mechanics of the golf swing. When temperatures decrease, the body can tense up and it can be difficult to complete your usual swing.
Some choose to not wear base layers because they can become tight and restricting. Zerofit’s Ultimate line allows for total mobility throughout your round with added heat for the upper and lower body. In addition to upper body garments, Zerofit also has its Ultimate Leggings.
Zerofit Heatrub Ultimate available in mock or crew neck style- $90. (Zerofit)
The Boken Institute in Osaka, Japan, tested the heat retention of the Zerofit Ultimate Baselayer and it was proven to be five times warmer than leading competitors. The technology in the threads is activated by movement, or brushing up against skin to generate heat instantly.
If you need a garment to complement cooler, but not freezing, temperatures the Move baselayer features a 45% polypropylene construction on the inside of the base layer and a polyester shell to help control body temperature so that you do not overheat in your practice or round.
Zerofit Heatrub Move Baselayer in Titanium- $76. (Zerofit)
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