undersuits which one

hi

forgot to say its for a membrane suit


cheers matt
"matt" <mattobr@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> hi
>
> i know i proberbly opening a can of worms with this one , but which
> undersuit is good for a all round with a budget of £150 approx plus a bit
> if worth it ;o)
>
> cheers
>

Hi Matt
First you need against the skin a wicking layer,then your thermal layer,make
sure it is breathable so the perspiration can pass through.
the final outer layer needs to hold moisture so no waterproof nylons etc
And last of all they need to be washable.Get this right and you wont go
wrong.
All the best Paul.
"matt" <mattobr@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> hi
>
> i know i proberbly opening a can of worms with this one , but which
> undersuit is good for a all round with a budget of £150 approx plus a bit
> if worth it ;o)
>
> cheers
>

What is much more important the air [in the dry suit] has to pass through to the valves.
So no windstoppers, etc.
JaC


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> First you need against the skin a wicking layer, then your thermal layer, make sure it is breathable so the
perspiration can pass through.