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Bob,
What's the beef with Goretex? In my previous life in mechanical contracting, I spent many hours on commercial /industial rooftops wearing a t-shirt under a Goretex/Thinsulate coat from Cabelas. In one memorable experience, after 12 hours in a cold, driving rain, I was still warm and dry in my t-shirt. My only complaint was that once it got dirty, it was hard to recapture its original efficacy. Scout "Bob Crantz" wrote in message nk.net... Synthetic pile with windshell. Avoid Goretex. "imagineero" wrote in message ups.com... Hi all, I've been invited to crew on a 31' mono on the weekend for some offshore racing near sydney. Last couple of times i went out on monos in new zealand i wore what i wear on my boat (small catamaran) which is a 3mm wetsuit and booties. The rest of the crew had a good laugh at my expense until the weather turned to poo and no-one had any foulies. I was smiling the rest of the day while most were shivering. what do people wear on these boats? does everyone just wear normal clothes (jeans/shirts?) and have a pair of foulies to wear on top? Id rather be warm and look silly than the other way around.... any suggestions? Thanks, Shaun |
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