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💪Brag Merino wool

Pretty fantastic.

37 degrees, windy in the shade. Merino wool beanie and thin hoodie and I’m completely warm. Better than any of the thick stuff I have, wool or otherwise. Well worth the money.
 
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Good info. My native Floridian, never seen snow daughter is going to Utah in February. She is gonna freeze her ass off.
 
Irish Mike said:
Good info. My native Floridian, never seen snow daughter is going to Utah in February. She is gonna freeze her ass off.
Oh she'll definitely need a heavy coat, too :lol: It's a great base layer, but their ratings are not accurate. The thin hoodie I have says "down to 20 degrees" or something. Well that's horse shit. 40ish degrees, it'll work for a while, but 20? No way. And the type of cold would make a difference. In a very rare cold this weekend, it was a dry cold. 20 degrees and not a hint of frost in the morning. Yesterday, even with a higher temp, was colder to me outside and the humidity was higher. If she's up in the snow, yeah that's gonna get a bit nipply.
 
Irish Mike said:
Good info. My native Floridian, never seen snow daughter is going to Utah in February. She is gonna freeze her ass off.

What I do in extreme cold; wear the thinnest leggings under other loose or stretchy pants; a tank top, regular shirt, fleece or other light jacket, puffer coat. Basically two outfits
 
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