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I froze my butt off last year in my stand. I was thinking about buying some heated clothes, gloves and socks, and I was wondering if anyone has any experiance with Gerbings products. They are pretty expensive though and I dont want to invest like $400 without getting some type of feedback.

By the way I have been lurking here for about 2 years and finally decided to post.

Nicholas

MOTOWNHONKEY

Do a little search at the bottom of the page on Cold weather gear and you will see alot of conversations on that topic. Glad you are posting now. Keep it up and teach us something .

Oneshot7

i us ewalls a jacket hood and pants for 200 dollars and keeps me extremely war as well with a pair of 1200 gram rockys

AK in PA

For stand huntingin temps well below freezing:

Base layer: Microfleece longjohns
Mid layers: heavy wool shirt andwool or fleece vest
Outer layers: KOM wool jacket, heavy wool surplus pants,fleece neck gaiter, heavythinsulate watch cap, and glove-mitts

For stand hunting in brutalzero/minus-zerotemps (rarely), I'll add loose polarfleece pants, apolarfleece jacket, and a fleece balaclava to the works.

For short after work hunts and especially for stillhunting, I wear much less or I'd sweat to death!

davidmil

Layer it and use wicking undies. Along with that I'd use something like smart wool undies, more wool, and balaclavas, gloves of the right materials in low bulk layers, like liners and light wool glovees. Your head and feet are the most important. Layer it and don't sweat going in. You may even want to take off a couple layers to get to your stand.

NY Bowhunter

What color would you recommend??