Base layers? do you wear them?

[jeanesy]

Yeah, the Rab one is nice mate... you nearly didn't get it back. Me and Matteo were fighting over it. I won when I pointed out it wouldn't even fit the Italian Stallion.

 

 

Yeah I don't think there's nearly enough fabric in that to cover that hunk of love

[TreeswingerPerth]

Helly Hansen vest most of the time and woolpower from Clark's when it's baltic .

[mendiplogs]

I wear breathable base layers all year round. Helly hansen long sleeved numbers cost about £15-£20.

 

HI MATE WELCOME mate im told that helly are good to for the money i got north face ones thanks jon

[Lancstree]

I've got underarmour ones but they ride up annoyingly leaving your midriff exposed. The best one I have is a cheap light football long sleeve shirt I think you can pay over the odds too easily

[Mark Bolam]

Probably true Lancstree, but I never regret a penny when I'm comfy and warm at work.

My advice would be to invest in a top quality Merino or Merino/Cocona blend (or bamboo!) for those really tough days and buy a few cheaper backups.

 

 

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[mendiplogs]

Probably true Lancstree, but I never regret a penny when I'm comfy and warm at work.

My advice would be to invest in a top quality Merino or Merino/Cocona blend (or bamboo!) for those really tough days and buy a few cheaper backups.

 

 

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HI MARK HOW ARE your hands mark silky fox has some pics of some very nice glove you like them thanks jon

[Mark Bolam]

Toasty this week thanks mate, been mild!

 

 

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[mendiplogs]

Toasty this week thanks mate, been mild!

 

 

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HI MARK paul has some great pics ARBORTEC AT20:thumbup1: mate thanks there very warm thanks jon

[Tim Stobart Tree Surgery]

Real tree surgeons wear Wife Beaters all your round!

 

Along with Type C mankini, a wife beater is really all you need if you're working hard enough:lol:

[padman]

What a load of young pup woosies - t shirt and graft