fisheater
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When will the Statute of Limitations run on your act(s) of "getting even(er)" with that adult run?
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Need suggestion for moisture-wicking base layer undergarment
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DevonDiver
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I always used to use Marks and Spencer pure merino wool base-layer undergarments. They were soft, warm and retained thermal properties if wet.
On top of those I used 4th Element Xerotherm Arctic... with a Weezle padded gilet over the torso.
Was great for anything down to freezing... and wicked sweat away delightfully.
On top of those I used 4th Element Xerotherm Arctic... with a Weezle padded gilet over the torso.
Was great for anything down to freezing... and wicked sweat away delightfully.
ddmattos
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Statute of Limitations with Scout Parents....NONE,,,,,,,Paid back in full and then some. We do have a great group.
That is the key....wicking the moisture away and keeping it away from the skin. Under Armor works great on land where the moisture evaporates into the air but we don't have that luxury in our suits. That's why I love the 4th Element system. I use the Drybase as a base layer, along with Zerotherm and/or Arctic and also the Drybase alone when in the tropics. My skin always remains dry.
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