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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-11-05 20:44thermals
Were off to pamps this saturday 3 more days to go!!! 
I have one last question... thermals?
Do any snowboarders where them? Im reading everywhere you shouldn't wear cotton as your first layer as it doesn't deal very well with water thus making you cold. Do we need to get some proper thermals. Just wondering as we went to Scotland last year snowboarding with a windchill of about -10 and i was sweating my tits off, never once cold and was wearing a cotton tshirt.
Is it going ...
I have one last question... thermals?
Do any snowboarders where them? Im reading everywhere you shouldn't wear cotton as your first layer as it doesn't deal very well with water thus making you cold. Do we need to get some proper thermals. Just wondering as we went to Scotland last year snowboarding with a windchill of about -10 and i was sweating my tits off, never once cold and was wearing a cotton tshirt.
Is it going ...
Were off to pamps this saturday 3 more days to go!!!
I have one last question... thermals?
Do any snowboarders where them? Im reading everywhere you shouldn't wear cotton as your first layer as it doesn't deal very well with water thus making you cold. Do we need to get some proper thermals. Just wondering as we went to Scotland last year snowboarding with a windchill of about -10 and i was sweating my tits off, never once cold and was wearing a cotton tshirt.
Is it going to be that much colder in Pamporovo? I suppose when were not snowboarding we may get cold without thermals?
I have one last question... thermals?
Do any snowboarders where them? Im reading everywhere you shouldn't wear cotton as your first layer as it doesn't deal very well with water thus making you cold. Do we need to get some proper thermals. Just wondering as we went to Scotland last year snowboarding with a windchill of about -10 and i was sweating my tits off, never once cold and was wearing a cotton tshirt.
Is it going to be that much colder in Pamporovo? I suppose when were not snowboarding we may get cold without thermals?
re: thermals
Last week I wore just a thin micro fleece type polo neck shirt under a fairly thin jacket and was never cold. I carried a fleece in back pack a couple of days but didn't need it. We were on the very top of the gondola for a coule of days when the wind / fog made it quite chilly but as long as I was moving I was fine.
Mind you our instructor (skiing not boarding if it makes a difference) worked us pretty hard. If you will be standing around a bit in a beginners class for instance you may ...
Mind you our instructor (skiing not boarding if it makes a difference) worked us pretty hard. If you will be standing around a bit in a beginners class for instance you may ...
Last week I wore just a thin micro fleece type polo neck shirt under a fairly thin jacket and was never cold. I carried a fleece in back pack a couple of days but didn't need it. We were on the very top of the gondola for a coule of days when the wind / fog made it quite chilly but as long as I was moving I was fine.
Mind you our instructor (skiing not boarding if it makes a difference) worked us pretty hard. If you will be standing around a bit in a beginners class for instance you may need more layers.
If you were hot in -10, assuming the weather hasn't changed much, you may not need thermals at all.
Bill
Mind you our instructor (skiing not boarding if it makes a difference) worked us pretty hard. If you will be standing around a bit in a beginners class for instance you may need more layers.
If you were hot in -10, assuming the weather hasn't changed much, you may not need thermals at all.
Bill
