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sashko

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I've been using that Ridge Merino piece and have been very impressed by the versatility. I've mostly been using it on cold days, but even when it's just below freezing, I was surprised that I wasn't overheating. And the fabric is super soft with basically no itch. Don't know of any lighter alternatives though.
 
14099438:patagonialuke said:
I've been using that Ridge Merino piece and have been very impressed by the versatility. I've mostly been using it on cold days, but even when it's just below freezing, I was surprised that I wasn't overheating. And the fabric is super soft with basically no itch. Don't know of any lighter alternatives though.
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Do you use it for touring, resort or both? What is your layering sYates with this garment? I think I would be overheating in this with my Trew Kooshin or Strafe Alpha shirt under 2l hardshell in resort.
 
14099777:severniy said:
Do you use it for touring, resort or both? What is your layering sYates with this garment? I think I would be overheating in this with my Trew Kooshin or Strafe Alpha shirt under 2l hardshell in resort.
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So far I’ve only used it in the resort and I’ve put it under a Patagonia nano air and a 3l shell. So not too far off from your layering kit, apart from the 2L vs 3L part.
 
Check out first lite wool. Its a hunting company however it is the softest merino Ive ever worn. Keeps you warm, keeps you dry, never stinks and you can find it on sale as well. I have not had a single day on snow without it in the last 4+ years
 
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