Warm and stretchy, our HotJohns Crew is undoubtedly the softest, most comfortable piece of long underwear you've ever owned. The brand new design is not only streamlined for easy layering but has such a high-tech fit and feel that you'll look for opportunities to get undressed. This highly breathable crew wicks moisture away from the skin, keeping you warm and dry even when you're working up a sweat. Extra length in the back keeps the torso tucked in without excess bunching.
Constructed with DuPont™ Nomex® - the first flame-resistant fiber selected for use in military uniforms. Nomex fibers carbonize and thicken when exposed to the intense heat of a flash fire, creating a protective barrier that reduces or prevents burn injuries.
- 4-way stretch
- Moisture-wicking fabric
- High-tech yarns keep you warm even when the fabric is wet
- Long sleeves protect wrists, even when reaching
- New higher crew collar provides more protection and warmth
- Wear as a stand-alone garment in warmer conditions
- Machine washable
- Part of the Massif Fire and Ice Layering System
- Authorized by the United States Coast Guard.
- Fabric passes stringent ASTM D 6413 Standard for flame resistance.
Field Reports
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Gunnery Sergeant, USMC
Afghanistan
I have worn both the Hotjohns and Flamestretch garments through some cold, wet weather in Afghanistan and have also worn them in the U.S. during snowy, frigid conditions. I often utilize the HotJohns top underneath my uniform and PPE when I am going to be patrolling and add the Flamestretch top when I am in a stationary position following patrol. I find that this combination during these different levels of activity keeps me sufficiently warm during combat operations. As a combat veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan and a recreational outdoorsman, I would recommend Massif products to any of my coworkers or friends.
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Field Tester
International Artic Research Center
"Thanks for the gear. I'm just back from our extended trip on the north slope of AK for snowmelt. The HotJohns were the perfect layer over a large range of temperatures and kept me warm under the drysuits we wore, too."
