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| I thought I was dressed pretty good to ride in temps with a windchill of 15 yesterday, but after about 3 hours, I was FROZEN (mostly my hands and toes, but cold all over)! For those of us who have to bear with the cold temps, what do you wear to keep warm so that you can keep on riding? It took me a good hour to unthaw and get warm again!  |
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Location: Gainesville, TX | luvrdeo - 2013-12-04 9:02 AM I thought I was dressed pretty good to ride in temps with a windchill of 15 yesterday, but after about 3 hours, I was FROZEN (mostly my hands and toes, but cold all over )! For those of us who have to bear with the cold temps, what do you wear to keep warm so that you can keep on riding? It took me a good hour to unthaw and get warm again!
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Location: OK | I have long johns etc, but my favorite is a pair of polar king coveralls. They're insulated, have long sleeves, the legs zip and the front zips. I can take any weather in those. Wool socks on my feet and definitely a hat. Coveralls are kinda hard to ride in, but if I ride all week in them, when I go make a run somewhere, it seems easier to ride in regular clothes lol. Also, I can wear them right up until my turn and take them off since I don't have to take off boots or anything to get them off. You can find them for less than $50. I think mine were on sale for about $30. |
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Location: Bandera, TX | I ride in long johns, then sweats with coveralls to top it off. Have to have wool on the head, feet and hands. |
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Location: Kansas | Long johns, and sweatpants....yes I said it! I double up on sweatpants when I ride unless I'm at a barrel race which is not often at all during winter. A longsleeve shirt, hoodie, heavy winter jacket, lots of those hand warmer things in my gloves and an ear warmer over my ears |
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| I had on long johns with tights over them, under armour with a sweatshirt and jacket over that, a few pairs of socks, Sorel boots (they allow me to wear thicker socks) a beanie and some gloves that I thought were warm...I forgot I have coveralls, those are kind of tough to ride in, especially with a not-so-broke horse! I was just curious what worked for others...the highs this week are 25!! Yuck |
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Location: Alberta | I have heat lock tights & socks....wool, UGG boots (not the stylish type), wild rag, beanie & chinks! But I guess we haven't defined "cold" ....we are at - 20F with the wind right now and I am NOT riding or even hauling anywhere this week!
14 F with the windchill is about my max....
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| Layers, layers, layers! Tank top, t-shirt, long sleeve shirt, fleece sweatshirt, coat, and if it is really cold a vest over that. 3-4 pairs of socks under either a pair of boots one size bigger than usual, or Bog boots (as long as your stirrups are big enough your feet will come out. Thick long johns under jeans, and ski pants over that. A trapper hat is much, much warmer than a stocking hat, and a scarf over your face; or, a ski mask with a stocking hat over it. Gloves--a thin glove under more of a winter-type glove. Helps to have a couple pair in case one set gets wet. I am comfortable riding in temps down to 15-20 with this. Moving around with so many layers all day is a great workout!!
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Location: In The Snow, AZ | Long johns, jeans, long sleeves anda carthart. But i still freeze when its windy. We had 55 mph wind yesterday. Blowing sideways again today. Our driveway arch thing is falling down and corral panels were crashing. I was chilled to the bone trying to get it all back up and safe. |
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| Hand warmers, I put them in my boots, and the body warmers. I put the hand warmers in the bottom of my boot and then put it on. It can make it a little uncomfortable but they're warm. I put them in my gloves too, on the top of my hand. I will also ride in my snow boots when its really cold. They don't fit in the stirrups but I can get the toe of them in enough to ride. Thermals, sweatshirt, snow pants, and my boarding jacket. I sometimes look like the kid from the Christmas Story. |
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Location: North Dakota | Got an electric jacket for Christmas last year, and I love it!!
I also use hand warmers and toe warmers in my gloves and boots. I usually don't ride with a saddle in the winter, so bulky warm boots aren't an issue. I either wear riding snowpants or else Underarmor with sweatpants over the top. Layers, layers, layers!
I have a helmet wrap cover to go around my helmet, and wear a neck gator underneath it.
If it is super windy and nasty outside, I don't ride. But if the sun it out and there's only a small breeze, then I do.
Air temperature doesn't really matter to me. The sunshine and wind are bigger factors.
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Location: MT | Last night all the horses were spooked because I looked like the abomidable snowman!
Of course we were a lot colder..................it was -10F when I left the house this morning.........wind chills were in the -20F to -30F range.
Carhartt coveralls. Heavy heavy coat over an ultralight primaloft pullover. Long sleeve shirt under that. Long johns.....cuddleduds are good, BOT makes good ones too. Silk scarf. Windproof headband to cover the ears. I don't usually wear a hat, unless it is snowing too. And pak boots.
I should also add that I just don't ride when it gets below zero...........unless I absolutely have to.....like ranch work or packing an elk out or something. When it is in that single digits, teens and twenties I like to ride bareback and let the horse keep me somewhat warmer.
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| r_beau - 2013-12-04 9:27 AM
Got an electric jacket for Christmas last year, and I love it!!
I also use hand warmers and toe warmers in my gloves and boots. I usually don't ride with a saddle in the winter, so bulky warm boots aren't an issue. I either wear riding snowpants or else Underarmor with sweatpants over the top. Layers, layers, layers!
I have a helmet wrap cover to go around my helmet, and wear a neck gator underneath it.
If it is super windy and nasty outside, I don't ride. But if the sun it out and there's only a small breeze, then I do.
Air temperature doesn't really matter to me. The sunshine and wind are bigger factors.
Oh I SO need one of these!!! The wind snuck up on me yesterday, and I know that's what did me in. Normally I pack my hand/foot warmers around in my pockets just in case, but it was deceiving yesterday with the sun out! |
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Location: Kansas | jenagarwood - 2013-12-04 9:30 AM What brand of feet/hand warmers do you all use?
I use the brand "hot hands" from wal-mart |
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| hoofs_in_motion - 2013-12-04 9:31 AM jenagarwood - 2013-12-04 9:30 AM What brand of feet/hand warmers do you all use? I use the brand "hot hands" from wal-mart
Get the ones in the Gold wrapper from Wal-mart. The clear wrapper ones don't work as good. |
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Location: Tulsa, Ok | They make a battery operated insole for boots/shoes that is supposed to be awesome. It even comes with a remote control to adj the temp. Kinda pricey, but probably cheaper than frostbite. |
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| Long johns if I need them, coveralls, hat, earmuffs, warm supple gloves and in the extreme cold, a neckerchief pulled up on my face, outlaw style..
But as I am getting older I just can't take the wind. At night, doing chores, I can just put on a heavy sweatshirt at 25f and end up sweating, but freeze my butt off in the same temp if the wind is blowing. In fact I just won't ride anymore if there is much wind chill....have turned into a big weenie!
IIMHO, nothing is going to keep you "warm" with that kind of wind chill for THREE hours! Inside the barn and/or out of the wind is another matter. |
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Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | biboverall ski pants......with a sweater and a heavy coat and a scarf and a touque (i have a3 in 1 for the really cold rides) and good gloves for my feet a wear my muck boots
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Location: Gainesville, TX | Sounds like everyone is doing about what I do too.
Long johns, tights, then jeans
long john shirt, a sweater, a hoodie, a jacket, coveralls over all of it
three socks, outside ones are wool
two pairs of gloves, one tight and thin and a pair of somewhat insulated ones.
One of those earwarmer things and a hat.
I don't ride in the cold much anymore, living where I do, but it could and did get colder when I lived in Amarillo and that's what I wore. Windchill is definitely the worst though. |
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Location: The Oklahoma plains. | SC Wrangler - 2013-12-04 9:45 AM They make a battery operated insole for boots/shoes that is supposed to be awesome. It even comes with a remote control to adj the temp. Kinda pricey, but probably cheaper than frostbite.
Do you know anyone that has them? What is pricey? As long as my feet, hands and head is warm- I can do lots of things.....except ride- but I can hardly do that in ideal condidtions! |
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| TurnLane - 2013-12-04 10:27 AM
SC Wrangler - 2013-12-04 9:45 AM They make a battery operated insole for boots/shoes that is supposed to be awesome. It even comes with a remote control to adj the temp. Kinda pricey, but probably cheaper than frostbite.
Do you know anyone that has them? What is pricey? As long as my feet, hands and head is warm- I can do lots of things.....except ride- but I can hardly do that in ideal condidtions!
Agreed - its my toes that struggle the most! This would be awesome! Just found them on Cabela's website for $130...hmmmm
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Location: North Dakota | I wear coveralls and my winter jacket and don't experience too many problems...just getting on is tricky.
I also LOVE my Boggs boots..they are hideous looking, but they keep my feet so warm.
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| I have a one peice snowsuit that I wear from Oct till April. I like it because some days I don't even have to get dressed. I suit up over my sweat pants throw on a head warmer and go :)
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Location: Wisconsin | I need socks! Something thats thin enough so I can get my Justins on over them. Any suggestions? |
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Location: Fairfield, IA | http://www.gerbing.com/
They are now making heated clothing with rechargeable battery packs.
I have the 12V gear (heated socks, pant liners, jacket liner, and glove liner) for my motorcycle, I can ride comfortably with it being below freezing |
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| NBHA State Director - 2013-12-04 2:19 PM
http://www.gerbing.com/
They are now making heated clothing with rechargeable battery packs.
I have the 12V gear (heated socks, pant liners, jacket liner, and glove liner ) for my motorcycle, I can ride comfortably with it being below freezing
How did I not know about this?! Silly, considering I sit with an electric blanket every night...should have been a no-brainer! |
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Location: bring on the heat, NV | RNugent - 2013-12-04 8:57 AM I have a one peice snowsuit that I wear from Oct till April. I like it because some days I don't even have to get dressed. I suit up over my sweat pants throw on a head warmer and go :)
I giggled a little but im really jealous what brand is that unit. Made me think of the astronauts! but my coffee maker broke down this morning... No caffiene will do funny things to a mom's brain!
I just ordered some thermals off of cabelas they are on sale for 10.00 right now. |
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| I have two the white camo is a Burton and I have a solid black one that is a Columbia. :) when I get new horses in to ride they are a little afraid of me (I must look like some sort of monster) but they get used to it fast when the monster feeds them daily LOL and it is super comfortable to ride in!! It isn't bulky feeling like coveralls. |
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Location: NE Texas | RNugent - 2013-12-04 10:57 AM I have a one peice snowsuit that I wear from Oct till April. I like it because some days I don't even have to get dressed. I suit up over my sweat pants throw on a head warmer and go :)
This is awesome! I want one!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Where the pavement ends and the West begins Utah | there are double layered jeans by carhart that work real well. Snow pants work good too but real slick on a saddle. I like the thermal english riding gloves. A wool vest will keep the wind at bay and a little toasty and a thick down jacket. |
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Location: a secret | I have several things that are must haves for cold weather. A full piece ski suit. I use to ski so it was easy to trasition to riding. I find ski clothin much more adaptable to horse back riding as they let you move more freely than the bulky canvas clothing. I also will use silk thermal with Kerrits english fleece lined pants. They are typically used in the english world but I find them to be comfortable and with the suede lining I use it as the perfect magic seat... I stay really warm and enjoy winter riding because I have the perfect clothing..... |
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Location: SE Louisiana | As I got older I discovered nothing seemed to work very well anymore.... So I moved someplace where it never freezes.. (well...almost never...) |
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Location: Texas! | I want the heated insoles! I've been dreaming about those for a year, Christmas maybe....My feet are the worst that get me chilled. |
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Location: MI | I love love love my black extreme arctic carhartt bibs. They stop wind and moisture like no other. With Sorrel boots, a knit cowl, my fuzzy bula hat, I'm sure I look like a but but I am warm for hours! |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | Ridenrun4745 - 2013-12-04 7:48 PM I love love love my black extreme arctic carhartt bibs. They stop wind and moisture like no other. With Sorrel boots, a knit cowl, my fuzzy bula hat, I'm sure I look like a but but I am warm for hours!
Yep, it takes the Carhartt coveralls for me too. I ride bareback a lot just because its warmer. Up here there's no way to stay warm unless your dressed bulky and in layers. I wear Schnee's boots in the western packer style, ski goggles, neck warmer that I can pull up on my nose if needed, heavy leather thinsulate gloves and of course a warm hat with a hood. |
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Location: MI | CYA Ranch - 2013-12-04 7:57 PM
Ridenrun4745 - 2013-12-04 7:48 PM I love love love my black extreme arctic carhartt bibs. They stop wind and moisture like no other. With Sorrel boots, a knit cowl, my fuzzy bula hat, I'm sure I look like a but but I am warm for hours!
Yep, it takes the Carhartt coveralls for me too. I ride bareback a lot just because its warmer. Up here there's no way to stay warm unless your dressed bulky and in layers. I wear Schnee's boots in the western packer style, ski goggles, neck warmer that I can pull up on my nose if needed, heavy leather thinsulate gloves and of course a warm hat with a hood.
I forgot about Schnees boots! I used to drool over a certain pair when I was younger (I used to be so cold in the winter!!). I'll have to relook at them :) |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | Ridenrun4745 - 2013-12-04 8:01 PM CYA Ranch - 2013-12-04 7:57 PM Ridenrun4745 - 2013-12-04 7:48 PM I love love love my black extreme arctic carhartt bibs. They stop wind and moisture like no other. With Sorrel boots, a knit cowl, my fuzzy bula hat, I'm sure I look like a but but I am warm for hours! Yep, it takes the Carhartt coveralls for me too. I ride bareback a lot just because its warmer. Up here there's no way to stay warm unless your dressed bulky and in layers. I wear Schnee's boots in the western packer style, ski goggles, neck warmer that I can pull up on my nose if needed, heavy leather thinsulate gloves and of course a warm hat with a hood. I forgot about Schnees boots! I used to drool over a certain pair when I was younger (I used to be so cold in the winter!! ). I'll have to relook at them : )
Everyone in our family has a pair. They are spendy but worth it. The western packers are rated for -35. |
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| I'm pretty sure I wouldn't last anywhere it was -35 degrees, no matter what I was wearing. So spoiled in the sunny south, mid thirties is about as cold as it gets. |
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Location: Is it Summer Yet? | I wear, sorrell snow boots (love these boots), actually don't wear any socks in them. then yoga pants, then insulated overalls (the kind the oil patch guys wear, they're blue), then a hoodie and a down jacket. silk scarf, and toque. For gloves I either wear mittens or sun ice skiing gloves. Yes I do have issues getting on. lol |
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| Lana - 2013-12-04 8:41 PM
I wear, sorrell snow boots (love these boots), actually don't wear any socks in them. then yoga pants, then insulated overalls (the kind the oil patch guys wear, they're blue), then a hoodie and a down jacket. silk scarf, and toque. For gloves I either wear mittens or sun ice skiing gloves. Yes I do have issues getting on. lol
I ride in my Sorel's also - but with several pairs of socks! I guess I should just bust out the coveralls, though I find its my fingers and toes that suffer when it's cold! |
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| nance - 2013-12-04 8:35 PM
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't last anywhere it was -35 degrees, no matter what I was wearing. So spoiled in the sunny south, mid thirties is about as cold as it gets.
You are spoiled - woke up to 9 degrees...makes me want to move in a hurry!!!! |
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Location: Tulsa, Ok | TurnLane - 2013-12-04 10:27 AM SC Wrangler - 2013-12-04 9:45 AM They make a battery operated insole for boots/shoes that is supposed to be awesome. It even comes with a remote control to adj the temp. Kinda pricey, but probably cheaper than frostbite. Do you know anyone that has them? What is pricey? As long as my feet, hands and head is warm- I can do lots of things.....except ride- but I can hardly do that in ideal condidtions!
You can find them on Amazon, or the websites of the big sporting goods stores. Pricing around $130 a pair.
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Location: MT | Lana - 2013-12-04 7:41 PM I wear, sorrell snow boots (love these boots), actually don't wear any socks in them. then yoga pants, then insulated overalls (the kind the oil patch guys wear, they're blue), then a hoodie and a down jacket. silk scarf, and toque. For gloves I either wear mittens or sun ice skiing gloves. Yes I do have issues getting on. lol
I don't wear socks in my Sorrell paks either. I think they are warmer that way...glad to know that I'm not alone! |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | ruggedchica - 2013-12-05 2:45 PM Lana - 2013-12-04 7:41 PM I wear, sorrell snow boots (love these boots), actually don't wear any socks in them. then yoga pants, then insulated overalls (the kind the oil patch guys wear, they're blue), then a hoodie and a down jacket. silk scarf, and toque. For gloves I either wear mittens or sun ice skiing gloves. Yes I do have issues getting on. lol I don't wear socks in my Sorrell paks either. I think they are warmer that way...glad to know that I'm not alone!
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This was this morning, it was -26F when I left the house to go to work. 
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Location: MT | CYA Ranch - 2013-12-05 1:46 PM ruggedchica - 2013-12-05 2:45 PM Lana - 2013-12-04 7:41 PM I wear, sorrell snow boots (love these boots), actually don't wear any socks in them. then yoga pants, then insulated overalls (the kind the oil patch guys wear, they're blue), then a hoodie and a down jacket. silk scarf, and toque. For gloves I either wear mittens or sun ice skiing gloves. Yes I do have issues getting on. lol I don't wear socks in my Sorrell paks either. I think they are warmer that way...glad to know that I'm not alone!
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Location: Phoenix | It was 16 and sunny today, no "w word" and no snow. I wore...
leggings
thick sweats
thick socks
cowboy boots
l/s shirt
sweatshirt with hood up
earmuffs
scarf
Gloves
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | All I need to stay comfortable in this extreme cold is a pair of Carhart arctic lined bibs and coat, a heavyweight hoodie with the hood pulled up over my cap (if it's really REALLY bad I will put a headband ear warmer over my cap), silk scarf, insulated leather gloves, and insulated Muck boots. My feet never get cold and I don't put on extra socks.
Today the windchill was hovering around -20 all day and I was out in it most of the day with no problem. I do have my tack room heated to about 50 degrees so I can warm up a little bit in there if I need to, in between horses. But today I didn't have to. It was 25 above in my indoor, so I was able to take my coat off to ride. |
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Location: Oregon | Someone ask about the Toe warmers. This year Costco had the Little Hotties and they're lasting 8 hours or longer.
Also to whoever said they use hand warmers for their feet. The Toe Warmers are adhesive and stick to your socks on top of your feet and are so much thinner and more comfy than using the hand ones. |
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Location: Colorado plains standing on a goat head! | Does anyone have good recommendation for something to keep hands warm just for chores? Say for 30-45 minutes. We don't have a bunch of winter but like this week it is pretty dang cold! We have tried many types of gloves and mittens without much luck. Thanks!
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Location: Wyoming | Yesterday it was -18 with a breeze. I wear Under Armour top and bottom. Smart Wool socks, insulated Muck boots, Long sleeved shirt, Heavy Sweatshirt, flannel lined jeans, Back On Track gloves inside my Wells Lamont insulated gloves, Arctic Carhart coat, and either my insulated mad bomber hat or my wool hat with ear flaps. If it's warm enough I will wear a ball cap with an ear band. Thank goodness I have a barn to ride in that warms up nice in the afternoon.
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | paysonw - 2013-12-06 12:25 PM Does anyone have good recommendation for something to keep hands warm just for chores? Say for 30-45 minutes. We don't have a bunch of winter but like this week it is pretty dang cold! We have tried many types of gloves and mittens without much luck. Thanks!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | rockinas - 2013-12-06 1:08 PM paysonw - 2013-12-06 12:25 PM Does anyone have good recommendation for something to keep hands warm just for chores? Say for 30-45 minutes. We don't have a bunch of winter but like this week it is pretty dang cold! We have tried many types of gloves and mittens without much luck. Thanks!
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Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | Never underestimate the power of the pricey stuff like Underarmour. I wear it year round. I never get frozen.
Honestly though the best thing I found for my legs was a pair of tights (the ones used for dancing etc) and just a pair of jeans with maybe ski pants for the really cold days.
I hate the waffle long johns. I think they are useless. Silk always worked better. I think too many layers where your body can't even move enough to generate it's own heat is a bad thing. Check out anything made for snow boarding and skiing, and any cold weather Harley Davidson geart. I know my snowboarding jacket without any layers underneath gets me too warm if it's above 20 degrees. |
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