Long underwear...

[Flinx]

Where do you find your best deals on base layers and long underwear? What online store or shop do you go to first when you are in business for it? I trust you guys to steer me in the right direction...i really don't know much about it living on the Gulf Coast! any advice would be appreciated....what to look for, what's overpriced or not needed.

BTW...i will be doing a section hike this november in Ga....Amicalola to Neels Gap.

[Lone Wolf]

www.campmor.com

[SGT Rock]

I like surplus polypro. Cheap and effective.

[Appalachian Tater]

Yup. But a knit wool shirt with a button neck is pretty handy and this is the time of year you can get them at TJ Max for $20.

[Lyle]

K-Mart PolyPro
Gander Mountain Duofold

Both cheap and servicable.

[FanaticFringer]

Walmart will have some nice thermals in their hunting dept. this coming deer season.

[FanaticFringer]

www.sierratradingpost.com
www.steepandcheap.com

[mweinstone]

lonewolf says victoria secret has the softest for his sensitive behind. i agree.

[FanaticFringer]

lonewolf says victoria secret has the softest for his sensitive behind. i agree.

I just had a bad visual........

[dixicritter]

lonewolf says victoria secret has the softest for his sensitive behind. i agree.

I just had a bad visual........

Ohhhh me too

I shop where Rock shops btw.

[Flinx]

I like surplus polypro. Cheap and effective.

Any particular site you buy from?

[Lone Wolf]

www.theunderwearguys.com

[Flinx]

Walmart will have some nice thermals in their hunting dept. this coming deer season.

I will peruse that this weekend...i'm thinking hunting gear should be hitting the shelves here shortly.

[Flinx]

www.theunderwearguys.com

Thanks...i looked at that site last year and have forgot about it

[SGT Rock]

I just drive down to the surplus store.

[Nightwalker]

Any particular site you buy from?

Those come from the Army-Navy store, generally. There are grays and tans. I like the grays.

The Wal-Mart ones are dual layer Wool and polypro. Warm but heavy.

[Frosty]

www.theunderwearguys.com

Hunter orange fleece thongs? I wonder if they sell many of these...

[Bare Bear]

I know it sounds dumb ( and trust me it looked dumb too) BUT in 2006 I took a dive skin (all poly, skin tight, long sleeves) and it worked great. Even on sleet driven rainy days it kept me drier and warm. I wore it 24/7 for a few of the 25F days/nights and was comfortable with outer clothes too of course. The only problem was you had to take it off to do your business. Mine had a zipper that only came down to waist so it made peeing difficult. Divers Outlet in Miami Fl is the cheapest I have found. ($25 one piece)
It is a lot lighter than the poly-pro long johns I had started to take and WEIGHT IS EVERYTHING if you are going to make it. Good luck.
OK Jack, LW, etc. go ahead and have your fun now, I can take it.

[Skidsteer]

Walmart will have some nice thermals in their hunting dept. this coming deer season.

I will peruse that this weekend...i'm thinking hunting gear should be hitting the shelves here shortly.

Last year they had some silver-impregnated thermals that weighed pretty stinkin' close to the same as Capilene lightweights. 'Cept they didn't stink as bad and they were cheap.

I wore them for work all last winter and loved them. No reason to buy Capilene, IMO, when you can get stuff like that for $15.00

[Jim Adams]

I have used Lifa polypro, doufold, capilene,TNF, surplus and generic but although I HATE the cost, SmartWool is in so much more of a class by itself that it is hard to neat.

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