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Old 01-07-13 | 09:08 AM
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erig007
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Originally Posted by Hezz
Sounds like a good combination. The Neoshell should be even better than standard Goretex. I have a Powerstretch long sleeve cycling jersey that works well in cool weather and is pretty warm for it's thickness. At 25F it is not warm enough for me as a mid layer, but it is probably a mid weight thickness. I would suggest the heavier weight here because it would be better to have something that works well in really cold temps as a cheap polyester long sleeve runners zip t-neck is easy to procure at the local running store for warmer temps.

I'm interested to know how that high tec base layer is going to work. Let us know.
I tend to avoid all garments with stretch in the name because the added stretch is usually a trade-off with warmth in my mind. But it isn't always the case as a tight fit can help wicking moisture

The MEC T3 hoodie made with powerdry is my essential layer. It is always there from 50F to -40F even if i switch the other layers this one never leave me. Powerdry wick moisture very well and doesn't smell easily but i rarely use it as a base layer as i have other layers more odor resistant.

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