Underarmor or tshirt depending on weather. Klim everest or infero fleece depending on weather and jacket and your set. Layering is nice you can always add or take layers off
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Anything but cotton
patagonia capilene...for base... then wool sweater for mid...
Stay away from cotton! It might be fine for an afternoon are a day ride, but with the exertion from riding, the cotton will get wet, and if you get cold, you are hosed!
Remember, cotton kills!
The inferno shirt is thin, lightweight and keeps you warm when worn under a light parka.
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doo-skiboy
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I love my pullover I were my klim base layer and a tek vest under it and I've never been cold.
If your from Canada give
Heather, Rick, or Todd a call and they will help you out with any warranty issues
They also have a certified goretex test. right from Gore. I also went to a Goretex seminar and they did say to wash and dry your Klim like stated before
They are the Canadian distributor for Klim
403-758-6600
If your from Canada give
Heather, Rick, or Todd a call and they will help you out with any warranty issues
They also have a certified goretex test. right from Gore. I also went to a Goretex seminar and they did say to wash and dry your Klim like stated before
They are the Canadian distributor for Klim
403-758-6600
Layering
As stated below, Anything But Cotton.
I would stick with the Klim under layering system. They have both a base layer and mid layer. The advantage of this is that you can layer depending upon the temperature you expect to ride in. It also allows you to shed layers as it get warmer.
I think the cotton concept is really important on your feet. Even though Gore-Tex boots will breath it is much harder to get rid of moisture in your boots than say your upper body. I found a huge difference in my feet when I quite wearing cotton in my boots a few years ago.
Thanks
mark
As stated below, Anything But Cotton.
I would stick with the Klim under layering system. They have both a base layer and mid layer. The advantage of this is that you can layer depending upon the temperature you expect to ride in. It also allows you to shed layers as it get warmer.
I think the cotton concept is really important on your feet. Even though Gore-Tex boots will breath it is much harder to get rid of moisture in your boots than say your upper body. I found a huge difference in my feet when I quite wearing cotton in my boots a few years ago.
Thanks
mark
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