Cheapo Thermals/Base Layer

Gareth Fair wrote:Who needs thermal base layers?
An old long sleeve tee shirt and another over it that you can take off if its too warm.
Job done.

Sorry Gareth, I just think thats extravagent! :wink:

Gareth Fair wrote:Who needs thermal base layers?
An old long sleeve tee shirt and another over it that you can take off if its too warm.
Job done.

I have only worn one layer under my ski jacket for many years 8)

Pablo Escobar wrote:Buy silk thermals and thank me later 8)

I'm with you on that, silk every time

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:Buy silk thermals and thank me later 8)

I'm with you on that, silk every time

Does silk stockings count :wink:

daleroberts wrote:Try this link Tk Maxx have gone on line before sending the stuff to the shops, happy shopping. http://www.tkmaxx.com/icat/31?cm_mmc=email-_-14%2f10%2f2009-_-ski%20online%20launch%20and%20partywear%20instore%20UK-_-general%20email%20clicks

Interesting, the stores have much much more stuff than this if you are prepared to look.

The best stuff I've found is the 'budget' range Spyder do - its very low key for them - all black. Picked up a top and 'leggings' for 55 quid, wheras all my other undergarments prior to this were twenty pounds max from TK Maxx, but the difference is notable both in warmth and that the cheapo stuff starts to pong a bit after plenty of wears and washes, definately worth the difference.

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:Buy silk thermals and thank me later 8)

I'm with you on that, silk every time

Does silk stockings count :wink:

Are we still talking about ski wear here or something totally different?

jastem wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:Buy silk thermals and thank me later 8)

I'm with you on that, silk every time

Does silk stockings count :wink:

Are we still talking about ski wear here or something totally different?

Ski wear of course except Ian :wink: