Back to weather to get ones “Thermals”on.

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Pilatus

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Location

cotswolds

• Nov 21, 2018

• #1

I put my Thermals on yesterday,they really are good at keeping one warm.
Do many of you wear Icebreaker thermal underwear,as if you don’t I can thoroughly recommend them, expensive but well worth the money if you work outside,or in a cold damp workshop.

 

spin cycle

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Location

north norfolk

• Nov 21, 2018

• #2

mine going on today

 

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Wombat

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BASIS

Location

East yorks

• Nov 21, 2018

• #3

Needed a sou’wester here yesterday barely stopped raining in 24hrs

 

slackjawedyokel

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Northumberland

• Nov 21, 2018

• #4

I’ve never had any Icebreaker thermals; they’d have to be good for the money!
In cold weather I use new Army Surplus stuff - cheap as chips and it keeps you toasty warm:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/British-...hash=item235497494b:m:m1NLLoISqRyayBw5JapuNGg

I also use army surplus Combat Thermal Undershirts:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-PCS-...hash=item1a2185a1b8:m:mCEMzq-cv5zyt0XZv7PT16Q
Like a thin very warm fleece, with the zip designed so it doesn’t dig into your chin when it’s up.

 

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Pilatus

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Location

cotswolds

• Nov 21, 2018

• #5

• slackjawedyokel said:

  I’ve never had any Icebreaker thermals; they’d have to be good for the money!

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slackjawedyokel said:

In cold weather I use new Army Surplus stuff - cheap as chips and it keeps you toasty warm:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/British-...hash=item235497494b:m:m1NLLoISqRyayBw5JapuNGg

I also use army surplus Combat Thermal Undershirts:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-PCS-...hash=item1a2185a1b8:m:mCEMzq-cv5zyt0XZv7PT16Q
Like a thin very warm fleece, with the zip designed so it doesn’t dig into your chin when it’s up.

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Many thanks, I will give them a try. I just do not understand why more people do not where Thermal underwear in winter to stop the “damp weather” making one feel cold.Especially when working on machinery and not moving much to keep oneself warm, bad enough having cold hands yet alone the rest of one feeling cold.How many farms have a large insulated,heated workshop,I doubt very many.

 

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Macsky

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Highland

• Nov 21, 2018

• #6

Was on holiday in Keswick this summer and bought a Devold ‘expedition’ 235g merino thermal top from the Norwegian store there, fantastic. Glad for it today

 

Macsky

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Highland

• Nov 21, 2018

• #7

Wombat said:

Needed a sou’wester here yesterday barely stopped raining in 24hrs

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It’s only just stopped raining here since the end of July!

 

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mo!

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Mixed Farmer

Location

York

• Nov 21, 2018

• #8

Mountain warehouse had their on 241 last week.

 

Gong Farmer

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BASIS

Location

S E Glos

• Nov 21, 2018

• #9

MX7 said:

I put my Thermals on yesterday,they really are good at keeping one warm.
Do many of you wear Icebreaker thermal underwear,as if you don’t I can thoroughly recommend them, expensive but well worth the money if you work outside,or in a cold damp workshop.

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...or a cold damp office.

 

Zippy768

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Dorset/Wilts

• Nov 21, 2018

• #10

MX7 said:

I put my Thermals on yesterday,they really are good at keeping one warm.
Do many of you wear Icebreaker thermal underwear,as if you don’t I can thoroughly recommend them, expensive but well worth the money if you work outside,or in a cold damp workshop.

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Get on and book that holiday