wear under coveralls or other clothing, need some new thermals and was thinking there were some good Under Armour heat gear or something like that. I hate to have so man clothes on that cant hardly move around in the boat and if the pain hits to tinkle, well you know the rest of the story LOL
Under armour cold gear works pretty well I think
thanks, couldn't remember if it was the "cold gear" or the "heat gear"Quote:
Originally Posted by deltaduk
Some of it has a real thin layer of a material in it kinda like fleece that is pretty warmQuote:
Originally Posted by maachuu
I have a pair of under pants, socks and shirt, Under 30s. After I get them on I need to get outside to finish dressing.
when it gets that cold a jack and water in front of the fire place for me, weather there is a fire in it or not....:cheers2
never owned any under armor, but have some colombia omni heat that will burn you up, warmest base layer i have ever owned!
Under armor is good. The Nike cold gear is just as good and somewhat cheaper.
I have the under armor extreme or something like that, lots of times above 40 don't even wear a coat, just heavy shirt, pretty good stuff.
The under armor is good stuff even when it is really cold I'll put a couple of shirts on over top and with the chest waders and vest life jacket, I'm good to go. I'll carry a coat, but never use it.
the way under armour is fitted I would have to wear it upside down,
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+1 on the kind that has the fleece feel on the inside. It is really comfortable and by far my favorite first layer. Under armor stuff is kinda pricey though. Did not know nike made long Jon's.
thanks all
Both Nike and Under Armour have wicking material inside their cold weather gear. Nike is designed to wick and spread the moisture over a large area so that it dries faster.Being that I have worked for Nike for the past 18 yrs. I have to go with Nike as being the best!
Mostly for me , if I can keep the wind off of me , that is main thing. Wished I could afford a filson wool sweater and filson coat. But I spent to dang much on crankbaits stuff this year. Maybe next.
I rarely need any base clothing to keep warm, but my wife swears by Under Armour's base 4. It wasn't cheap, but it seems to be very well made.