Thermal Underwear?
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Northeast Arkansas
I am wanting to find a brand of thermal underwear that will allow me to wear fewer clothes or a lighter more maneuverable pair of coveralls. Does anyone know of a warm pair of thermals to buy? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!
#2
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Cincinnati, OH
Stay away from cotton thermals. They do not wick and if you sweat they will keep the moisture next to your body, which will make you cold. Buy either a polyester or silk thermal underwear. Both are available Sportsmansguide.com for a reasonable price.
Matt
Matt
#3
Try these Cabela' s Thermals. I use the medium weight jersey only and am toasty with a a thermal jacket down to 20 dergrees.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...021067ii01.jpg
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...021067ii01.jpg
#5
Helly Hansen Polyproplene underwear is all I wear and I highly reccomend this product. It will wick the moisture form your skin and is available in different weights depending on your needs.
#9
Fork Horn
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From: Taranaki, New Zealand
Check out these "Micro Shirts"
www.outdoorsupplies.co.nz/swazi.1.htm#fabrics
It's the best first layer garment that I've used in a variety of conditions.
I am a heavy sweater and find that this fabric is really quick drying and blocks wind well enough to wear as a single layer on a warm day.
I have two of them and always wear them on every hunt.
www.outdoorsupplies.co.nz/swazi.1.htm#fabrics
It's the best first layer garment that I've used in a variety of conditions.
I am a heavy sweater and find that this fabric is really quick drying and blocks wind well enough to wear as a single layer on a warm day.
I have two of them and always wear them on every hunt.
#10
I will second the vote for polypropylene though I also found a pair of Remington Fleece undies at Kmart that are my number one pair when it comes to cold weather.


