Anyone else with Cold Junk? (underwear question)

[Andy Mink]

 

[Ron]

Does that come in blue???

 

[SBrown]

I can’t tell if it comes in different sizes....

 

[Ron]

And we know "One size fits all" just isnt true......

 

[cantunamunch]

There's something - massively unfortunate - about the branding.

 

[Mothertucker]

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Tesla electric, with on mountain charging stations.

 

[Tricia]

A man who understands....

https://www.pugski.com/threads/review-saxx-underwear.1642/

 

[scott43]

Nothing like a Wednesday morning slide into the gutter!!!

 

[Blue Streak]

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@Ron might have a hard time moving a gently used one of those in his fall sale.

 

[Blue Streak]

Nothing like a Wednesday morning slide into the gutter!!!

Hey, we are in between storms.

 

[SBrown]

@Ron might have a hard time moving a gently used one of those in his fall sale.

/end thread

 

[trailtrimmer]

Under armour 4.0 bottom layer cut to capri length is warm enough for me under my speed suit when it is -20F.

I dig the UA 4.0 stuff as well, quite warm. I have an old pair of fleece expedition weight Duofold long undies that are fitted with no real bulk that I cut to 3/4 length that I stuff under the speed suit as well. The thick fleece is nice for the chair ride, much more insulation.

Skiing in Michigan is always cold. Shell pants can't keep up unless it's a bluebird day, we simply don't have the vertical to stay warm. Insulated ski pants are a must. The 3/4 length cut fleece pants are a huge boost. When it's really windy and cold, a merino union suit makes for a toasty day.

 

[Ron]

FWIW, I bought the Arc Teryx Axino's up last season and love them. Not for days above 20 really, but For colder days, these pants are amazing. warm yet highly breathable. I just needed something for those windy days. I picked up the SAXX Sub Zero's BTW. Apparently, Saxx doesn't make them anymore but I snagged a pair on clearance.

In Search of Base layer bottoms for cold days

 

[Lorenzzo]

Anti-wind technology may not be the solution. If you're married this could be a circulation problem relating to non-use. The permanent fix for that can be prohibitively expensive. There was a way we dealt with this in our teenage years. Or even today in a drought.

 

[coskigirl]

So many possibilities here, but I’ll refrain.

Why?

 

[cantunamunch]

Why?

I know, right. I mean cold feet aren't exactly in the picture.

 

[Dwight]

Like I need to see more ads for underwear, when I don't even search it already.

Why?

"Ski talk at a higher level" or lower.

 

[Mothertucker]

So many possibilities here, but I’ll refrain.

Why?

I agree... @Lorenzzo has already introduced us to Plastic Dan.

 

[cantunamunch]

Like I need to see more ads for underwear, when I don't even search it already.

Oh, the woe of Whoah!

 

[skix]

I'd recommend extending the same layering on your upper half.

Great point. I'm also going to use the 'zipper' advice that Ron got above too. Pretty obvious in retrospect but once I have put the bottoms on I don't always think to zipper up or dress the top half. Also explains why my back freezes to the lift chair. Tired of losing skin every time I jump off the lift so this will help.