[Baba Yaga]

Patagonia long Underwear. I got lots of REI in house brand as well good stuff. Don't go at me about REI not supporting sledding.

Never heard of them. Are they anti-snowmobiling? If so, i certainly wouldn't buy from them.

 

[DirtFarmer01]

Under Armour cold gear and also their cold gear base 1 to 4 depending on temperature. Used to wear sweatpants but switching to Klim transition pants this season also.

 

[DirtFarmer01]

Patagonia long Underwear. I got lots of REI in house brand as well good stuff. Don't go at me about REI not supporting sledding.

REI is on of a few on my boycott list for that reason. REI, North Face, Cliff Bars, all do not support snowmobiling.

 

[Ski Dog]

You can add Keen shoes to that list also.

I wear Ski-Doo base layer under my bibs...if it's really cold and I'm running a lot of rail beds I'll put on 2 layers.

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[1roadking]

Merino wool mid weight from -33*. Super warm, breathes and seem to regulate temps really well. It feels like you aren’t wearing anything from a comfort stand point! I wear the top and bottom with nothing ales but my Klim Keenwah jacket and bibs.

 

[DirtFarmer01]

You can add Keen shoes to that list also.

I wear Ski-Doo base layer under my bibs...if it's really cold and I'm running a lot of rail beds I'll put on 2 layers.

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I had no idea about Keen. I actually just stopped buying their boots because I couldn't get more then 6 months out of them for work. Will add them too. The list gets longer.

 

[minirips2]

I personally don't care if a company doesn't support snowmobiling. What company does outside of those directly dependent on snowmobilers? The ones you listed however, actively are trying to eliminate our sport and deny us access to public lands. Screw 'em. REI wants us all to live in caves wearing 21st century gear.

Oh, yeah. I wear Klim midlayers and base layers. It's worked for me to -10F. The Patagonia base layers are great, too.

 

[mxzscotty]

it's none of your business .....what are u a cop

 

[SShooterZ]

Under Armour cold gear and also their cold gear base 1 to 4 depending on temperature. Used to wear sweatpants but switching to Klim transition pants this season also.

Literally just got some of this UA off Woot.com and was going to do the same. Happy to hear others are using it with success.

 

[Hoser Sledhead]

A little off topic, but X2 on Keen footwear. I'm surprised to hear poor views on their boots. I've had their sandles for over 10 years now and I live in them every summer. Swimming in salt water, mud, gravel... Still going strong.

At $140 CA ten years ago, I little steep but worth it.

 

[mtkaboater]

No jeans as they are cotton plus I like to have more free movement. I like Underarmor long underware with fleece sweat pants over them. Top half I wear a poly/cotton base layer, fleece mid layer, then my tec-vest, then a FXR shell. If it is really cold like -10 F or colder, I will sub a lined fleece jacket instead of the fleece midlayer.

 

[FordFan17]

Wool Terramar long underwear and adidas wind/running pants with wool socks. My wife sells outdoor gear, so I go with her recommendation.

 

[Dooinvt]

Lots of great info!
Much appreciated!

 

[dramey]

US Army silk weight or mid weight long johns. If it is really cold, then I will add fleece pants and shirt for a mid layer.

 

[scphilli]

Depends

 

[bullwhipman]

I wear a 9mm.

 

[coastiepete]

I'm trying a new setup this year. Klim aggressor 2.0 base layers and Klim Inferno mid layers. I used to wear 3 layers and was plenty warm. But very bulky.

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[bigmachdaddy]

anyone have any experience with LLBean base layers? Gonna try a set of the heavy ones for this season. tried the light weight ones from Lands end and they seem to be ok if not real cold.

 

[tic]

"why pay more?" brand long underwear from walmart.. Works great.. $8.99

 

[Baba Yaga]

I wear a 9mm.

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