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Re: What to wear in cold weather


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Posted by paul on November 26, 2007 at 06:24:22 from (66.60.197.106):

In Reply to: What to wear in cold weather posted by Willy P on November 25, 2007 at 19:35:32:

In the 30's & 40's the last few days, everyone out enjoying the nice weather before it gets cold. :)

Jeans & long sleeved shirt, with a hooded sweat shirt, then uninulated coveralls, boots, and a cap with ear flaps. I have much difficulty wearing gloves & working, so I go as thin as I can, but dang it my hands are about the only thing to go cold, so have to compromise...

This is good to about zero degrees, below that I bundle up more & work outside less....

The layers are good for going in & out of a tractor cab or the unheated barn etc. Can open a zipper or 2 & cool off.

If you go out in the cold & stand there, you chill up. If you bundle up & go work in the cold, you sweat up & that _really_ gets you. Layers are the way to go.

I like to go to auctions, there you stand out in the cold with little movement for 3 hours or so. There the insulated coveralls, heavy jacket over the hooded sweatshirt, heavy gloves & all is a must. I could not work in that stuff, even 10 below tho, I would sweat up.

As soon as my neck gets moist & then I get cool - I'm a goner, will be sick in 2-3 days. Happens all the time to me. I'd rather be cold than too hot in all the garb & sweat myself up.

--->Paul


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