What to wear under ASAT?
#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baltimore Maryland USA
Posts: 1,385
RE: What to wear under ASAT?
I've been wearing and selling the ASAT for about 6 months now. I share my findings with my customers and they share theirs with me.
I have found the ASAT leafy wear suit to be somewhat of a wind breaker. The close-knit mesh does a fairly good job in windy conditions.
During the warm/hot weather, I wear a tee shirt and shorts under it. As the weather gets colder, I find myself wearing long pants and long-sleeved shirt under it. As the season progresses, I'll wear whatever kind of heavier clothing I can; but, I'll keep the ASAT as an outer layer.
Even my MOBU Hunter Safety Vest is always the layer under the ASAT leafy wear. I learned early on, by watching Davidmil with something else mixed with ASAT, that the 'other stuff' just stands out over ASAT. I also have a MOBU leafy wear Scent Blocker suit, and that goes under the ASAT.
If your ASAT leafy wear suit is bought big enough, you'll be able to always use it as an outer layer. Just don't buy it too big.
I have found the ASAT leafy wear suit to be somewhat of a wind breaker. The close-knit mesh does a fairly good job in windy conditions.
During the warm/hot weather, I wear a tee shirt and shorts under it. As the weather gets colder, I find myself wearing long pants and long-sleeved shirt under it. As the season progresses, I'll wear whatever kind of heavier clothing I can; but, I'll keep the ASAT as an outer layer.
Even my MOBU Hunter Safety Vest is always the layer under the ASAT leafy wear. I learned early on, by watching Davidmil with something else mixed with ASAT, that the 'other stuff' just stands out over ASAT. I also have a MOBU leafy wear Scent Blocker suit, and that goes under the ASAT.
If your ASAT leafy wear suit is bought big enough, you'll be able to always use it as an outer layer. Just don't buy it too big.
#7
RE: What to wear under ASAT?
Len,
im about 6'-1" tall and about 190#, what size leafy asat guille suit woudl you recomend getting? i woudl like to get another one because i think the one i purchased is a little too tight right now for when it gets colder out, i wear a t-**** and sweat pants under it now and it doesnt have a whole lot of room left after that.
i think i have large right now. should i go up to extralarge?
thansk in advance
im about 6'-1" tall and about 190#, what size leafy asat guille suit woudl you recomend getting? i woudl like to get another one because i think the one i purchased is a little too tight right now for when it gets colder out, i wear a t-**** and sweat pants under it now and it doesnt have a whole lot of room left after that.
i think i have large right now. should i go up to extralarge?
thansk in advance
#8
RE: What to wear under ASAT?
I bought a large, but I wear a medium. I wanted the extra room. I bought. it and tried it on. I was shocked it was this big one me. I was worried at first, but am glad I bought the bigger size.
#9
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baltimore Maryland USA
Posts: 1,385
RE: What to wear under ASAT?
You're just a little taller than me but weigh about the same. I would definitely go with the XL. That size was out of stock for quite a while but they're in stock now at most Dealers. You should find the prices at the Dealers and from the web site to be the same.
#10
RE: What to wear under ASAT?
I also wear all other everything under my ASAT Leafy 3D Wear.....in the early season warmer weather right now I'm wearing my Scent Lok Base Slayer and Scent Blocker underlayment....when the weather turns colder I'll throw on my BDU pants in ASAT and ASAT jacket...when the weather turns really cold I throw on my ASAT insulated bibs and jacket.....
Like Len, be sure to cover everything else your wearing with the ASAT....you'd be surprised how terrible the other patterns on the market stick out like a sore thumb in contrast....
Like Len, be sure to cover everything else your wearing with the ASAT....you'd be surprised how terrible the other patterns on the market stick out like a sore thumb in contrast....