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danjrowan
Posts: 166 - Karma: 14
On all the edits Ive been watching, a load of riders opt for big bagggy t shirts normally with a black long sleave something under neath,
Sorry this is such a stupid question but what is it that you all wear underneath for warmth?
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May 29 2010 11:42AM
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no_steeze
Posts: 23992 - Karma: 4,267
i wear ems techwick long underwear or under armour cold gear when it's really cold. you gotta wear some form of moisture wicking thermal, cotton is the worst thing you can wear.
May 29 2010 11:54AM
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J.DUKE
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Patagonia Cap 3 top and bottom and an R1 hooded top when is REAL cold
May 29 2010 12:01PM
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Dustin.
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9 days out of ten I just wear a thermal long serve under my jacket. Very comfortable, cheap, and warm. Blah, blah, blah moisture wicking, blah, blah, blah. Unless you don't know how to hike without sweating your balls off or like to shove snow down you jacket, cotton is fine. And I wear this in Colorado, where hikes take more than 7 minutes and it gets cold outside.
May 29 2010 12:11PM
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Mr_pretzel
Posts: 4616 - Karma: 1,289
i wear wool. its the best keeps you worm even when it gets wet.
May 29 2010 1:18PM
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fouldsys
Posts: 7404 - Karma: 39
if i anticipate some hiking ill wear hh lifa and a thin fleece with a thicker one in my pack. if not ill wear a t shirt and a fleece.
May 29 2010 1:39PM
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B.Taillefer
Posts: 420 - Karma: 321
i wear an airblaster ninja suit. it wicks moisture and is unbelievably comfortable and warm
May 29 2010 1:46PM
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mattdayro
Posts: 386 - Karma: -5
if u wanna spend the money, theres this stuff called x-bionic. its probably the best you can buy. If not, like myself, go for the airblaster ninja suit
May 29 2010 2:48PM
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Mr_pretzel
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or wool
May 29 2010 2:48PM
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BlackcountryBill
Posts: 955 - Karma: 576
I swear by my Helly Lifa dry, I use it all year round.

Even skinning up with Donner Partys and a full pack for 4+ hours in temps above freezing it keeps my dry and comfortable.

Likewise in -20C I just pile another on top, and I'm fine with just a hoodie and jacket on top.
May 29 2010 5:58PM
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RetardCrew
Posts: 76 - Karma: 53
This.

I wear only wool under my jacket almost every day i'm skiing. Only when it's extremely cold, like under -20 C, i wear something other than that.

And yes, it keeps you warm when your wet. I even wear wool under my wetsuit when it's below 10 degrees in the water, and it works great.
May 29 2010 6:28PM
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A.Eberhard
Posts: 4426 - Karma: 415
North-East whether being -30 Celsius often I go for lots of polar fleece sweaters underneath the tall tee.
May 29 2010 7:15PM
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DHogg
Posts: 3462 - Karma: 234
icebreaker. Check it. Merino made in NZ.

Also have a HH thermal i wear if it's not super cold.
May 29 2010 8:52PM
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danjrowan
Posts: 166 - Karma: 14
thanks everyone!
May 30 2010 4:31PM
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Contender
Posts: 3318 - Karma: 231
kombi's underlayer is pretty great too.  I pretty much wear it skiing everytime up untill late spring.
May 30 2010 11:46PM
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Legion
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i picked up some icebreaker 150 grade stuff... nice stuff
May 31 2010 2:42AM
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