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layering for skiing

  1. cantunamunch

    Do your midlayers dry faster than your base layers?

    Are you really happy with your base layers? Ever feel a little mucky or a little chilled or like you're sweating more than you should? Do an experiment. Wash your base and your midlayers as normal, then run them in the dryer on the lowest heat possible. Do a short dry cycle, say 45-50...
  2. Sidewinder

    Mid layer question

    I am wondering how the effectiveness of a mid layer depends on it’s fit. I am looking to add a light synthetic-insulation piece for skinning/backcountry skiing. At a local Winners store I came across a steal of a deal - a North Face Ventrix hoodie for $90 (Canadian). Only thing is I wear medium...
  3. jack97

    How much skin or base layer shown in the lodge?

    Been making Wildcat my regular stomping ground, one thing it's not is a family resort area with all the typical amenities but it has a sense of family since most bring there kids and their's talk that one would hear from a neighborhood hangout. That said, the place has its share of hardcore...
  4. surfsnowgirl

    My first shell jacket purchase - need midlayer suggestions

    Just bought a black shell by Sherpa and I need some good mid layer suggestions. Non fleece/non cotton materials. What are some good ones and if anyone has anything for sale that would be fabulous too :) XL is my size. Can a mod fix my heading. I typed reed instead of need. Thanks.
  5. MattD

    Insulated (Synthetic) Ski Jacket

    Looking for recommendations on an Insulated Ski Jacket for the coldest Vermont days. Already have a nice shell with layers for most days, but really want that extra warmth/protection for the super cold days. Will not be a primary jacket, so not looking to break the bank ... perhaps a prior...
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