Non-Insulated and layer with your Tec Vest and call it a day.

 

^^^^
Plus you might need to add a layer or two if only trail riding in really cold conditions.

 

Agreed.

 

i'd go non-insulated, especially if you're mostly off trail since it's easy to alter layers if need be.

 

I use both. Uninsulated for warmer days or when playing in the fields etc . Insulated when I'm trail riding

 

FXR makes a suit with insulation on bottom half and non up top. It's awesome. On my 4th year now and wouldn't doo anything else.

 

You wouldn't happen to have the Model of this suit, would you?

 

Uninsulated for me. Had a 509 Stoke, and now a Fly Racing. Typically wear an Under Armour Cold Gear base layer top and bottom, gym shorts, a moisture wicking t-shirt, and the 509 R-Mor vest. And I'm usually hot 90% of the time.

Having a good windproof shell is the main thing, then you can layer underneath. My arms will sometimes get cool on the trail to the steep and deep (not cold), and a long sleeve t-shirt added to the above gets me by. Rode a couple days last season of 20-30 below Fahrenheit, and added a Merino wool base layer to the top, swapped gym shorts for sweat pants, and was good to go.

 

I have the doo bc, I have the insulated liner and used it mostly last year. The last trip I went without liner and it was much easier to maneuver. This year I will go without liner and figure out what layers work best for me. I just wear fleece lounge pants. That said I would not want the bottom of my suit insulated as I never get cold there usually chest and arms, so I wouldn’t want that baggage.

My son has a lynx mono with very light insulation but the price was so reduced we had to buy it he wears just joggers and tshirt sweatshirt.

 

I am still torn on the suit vs. bibs & jacket. I like the idea of the suit being sealed up and a one-piece item. But I like the ability to shed my jacket when indoors. But I always go uninsulated as I like to layer up as needed.

 

It's a PITA sometimes but I just wrap the sleeves around my waste and isn't too bad in restaurants. The pros of being sealed up outweigh the cons. Think about how comfortable it is not to have the bibs bunch up while riding, especially if you have a dad belly like me. If you like to wear a tekvest even better there too.

 

You wouldn't happen to have the Model of this suit, would you?

I apologize. It is a CKX however they don't make it anymore. if you go to the website SNOWMOBILE One-Piece Suits | CKXGear USA they have options for 0, 60g, and 120g.
However if you go to the FXR website, they sort of do it. Even their uninsulated have a thermal liner at the seat and knees where there is contact to get cold. The insulated versions have more in the body and less on the sleeves. That's a nice mix too.
If I were to buy a suit today, it would probably be the FXR with the FAST technology in case I go in water, it's always nice to have a built in floatation assistance!