What is your opinion on Fleece Vests as mid layers? Of course they are not as effective as a fleece jacket as far as thermal efficiency, but still; Are vest any good?
I ONLY recommend wool when hiking in cool/cold conditions. You never know when you might end up in a survival situation and if that does happen, wool is your best friend. Fleece is warm but nothing compares to wool!
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you obviously haven't done any real sports or hiking then... or.. you just dont'sweat. Cotton aborbs your sweat, and if you're in the cold while you're swaeting - that's no good for your thermoregulation. I like smartwool for my baselayer. Cotton has it's place, and it isn't on the trail.
For beginners it might be important to indicate the different needs for different seasons. For summer camping you wouldn't need the down jacket and you could get by with a lighter weight fleece jacket. The parka could also be substituted for a lightweight alternative.
good job, thanks for reminding me to not bring cotton. i`m saving money to be come a beach bum 4 a few years, and any short, sweet, good info rules, aloha!
Dont you get really hot with all those layers? even in cold areas, when u like climb something like a mountain, you create a lot of body heat?
9letters2woorden 1 month ago
that's like 500 to 600 $ worth of stuff. good video though
Polaris450ho 8 months ago
MUCH better than some of the others I've just seen. Thank you. One thing though? Doesn't down tend to lose its insulating ability if it gets wet?
JennyMichaels 11 months ago
an expert village video that's actually HELPFUL!?!?!? Amazing. Good stuff.
Huhmasta 1 year ago
i like to wear steel braided pants.
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AwesomeInProgress 1 year ago
Good Basic knowledge! Thanks
flipstick49 1 year ago
For some reason i like jeans and a t-shirt better.
fxdrdnme 1 year ago
I prefer wearing silk next to my crotch.
mightydyckerson 1 year ago 3
@mightydyckerson LMAO so random
massivebbq 1 year ago
Hello there
What is your opinion on Fleece Vests as mid layers? Of course they are not as effective as a fleece jacket as far as thermal efficiency, but still; Are vest any good?
theallmikey 1 year ago
I ONLY recommend wool when hiking in cool/cold conditions. You never know when you might end up in a survival situation and if that does happen, wool is your best friend. Fleece is warm but nothing compares to wool!
trex250 2 years ago
were cotton die
thedeathbyfire 2 years ago
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You said urgh 31 times in this clip. DICK! Try practicing your script a few times before you start. And that's how you urgh present a camping tip. Enjoy your urm presenting
mr0the0s 2 years ago
Did you really count it? That's depressing. You need to calm the erm down fella. Simmer down now. Simmer. Down. Now. Why freak out? Who cares? I want to see you present without saying one "filler" word. Go ahead. Do it.
Ifoundher 2 years ago
is there anything expert village cant do??? so far if learnt to play the mandolin and now thers this. gotha love em lol
fenian08 2 years ago 2
LMAO!! too tru
afr0disiac 2 years ago
mountain climbing is not a sport... its a lifestyle...
otsbu890 2 years ago
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jongon616 2 years ago
nice videos man.
ferrisbueller9000 2 years ago
awful choice in boots. Modern hiking shoes made by Merril with a vibram sole are better than those big, heavy, leather dinosaurs of yours
planetjulio1972 3 years ago
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i really prefer cotton instead
funkyfinger82 3 years ago
you obviously haven't done any real sports or hiking then... or.. you just dont'sweat. Cotton aborbs your sweat, and if you're in the cold while you're swaeting - that's no good for your thermoregulation. I like smartwool for my baselayer. Cotton has it's place, and it isn't on the trail.
Jaebird82 3 years ago
obviusly you don't even know me, and actually, i do not sweat so much.
wtf are real sports? never seen climbing mountains as a sport!
funkyfinger82 3 years ago
haha. im not saying it is, although, rocking climbing is concidered a sport.
Jaebird82 3 years ago
Cotton kills. Write it down.
shad0h027 2 years ago 3
I'm against cotton... read my post again..
Jaebird82 2 years ago
I get it. I was backing your position.
shad0h027 2 years ago
I knew that...haha. That's right, though, make a list, write it down, do whatever you have to do people.. cotton kills.
Jaebird82 2 years ago
For beginners it might be important to indicate the different needs for different seasons. For summer camping you wouldn't need the down jacket and you could get by with a lighter weight fleece jacket. The parka could also be substituted for a lightweight alternative.
cobberman 3 years ago
good job, thanks for reminding me to not bring cotton. i`m saving money to be come a beach bum 4 a few years, and any short, sweet, good info rules, aloha!
yesokdogod123 3 years ago
great info
echocompany540 4 years ago 7
Super! Thanks!
diom6913 4 years ago 7
This video has some good information. A good summary.
EconoChallenge 4 years ago 5