tnyotehunter1
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What do you wear layering,outer wear when it gets this cold?
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thetoolman said:I have the RedHead CWS that I have had for the past 10 seasons, it is bulky but I don't get cold. My feet do, but nothing I have done seems to change that. If I were buying right now a whole new system it would consist of Merino Wool, Down, and Windproof clothing.
280longshot said:thetoolman said:I have the RedHead CWS that I have had for the past 10 seasons, it is bulky but I don't get cold. My feet do, but nothing I have done seems to change that. If I were buying right now a whole new system it would consist of Merino Wool, Down, and Windproof clothing.
I have the Redhead CWS also and you aren't getting cold but you sure can't walk far.
weatherby man":1jjfvyyg said:Try putting on cotton socks with your boots for the walk in and after they get a little chilly change into some wool or heavier wicking socks. My feet were getting too warm early and sweating on the way in and then damp feet never get warm without a fire. So I did this several times and it has me keeping my feet fine.
thetoolman":2pmzqxx5 said:280longshot said:thetoolman said:I have the RedHead CWS that I have had for the past 10 seasons, it is bulky but I don't get cold. My feet do, but nothing I have done seems to change that. If I were buying right now a whole new system it would consist of Merino Wool, Down, and Windproof clothing.
I have the Redhead CWS also and you aren't getting cold but you sure can't walk far.
You aint kidding. I have been out when it was 3 degrees when I left the truck, never had a problem getting cold, but I carry my coat if I have to walk any distance.
I am starting to slowly upgrade my clothing to get a little less bulk and more maneuverability.
280longshot":2o07wsqo said:I really swear by the fleece neck gator. I generally dont wear it walking to the stand. I settle down and when I start cooling off I put it on. Makes a world of difference.