Nicky
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What do you guys wear, I am wearing fishing gear two piece flotation suite. Nice and warm in winter and keeps the rain &a wind out.
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My skin is waterproof, played rugby in all sorts of weather so a bit of rain ain't going to bother me fully clothed.
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Shorts and T shirt for pretty much every day. Bit of water never hurt anyone . Having said that my quest for a decent pair of fully waterproof gloves continues. Every pair I have had end up saturated half way through the day so any recommendations there would be helpful.
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That is exactly how i think
Shorts and tshirt at the moment even in the rain
You dry off quicker with less layers on
Playing 2nd row with hailstones coming down sideways toughens you up lol
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Golf breathable waterproofs lightweight and dry super quick
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Really don't see the point of waterproof trousers not enough pockets for a start, I wear shorts all year round as cotton trousers the bottoms get wet then the damp travels up to your knees in no time so shorts are best.
As for waterproof jackets I have recently bought a decent dewalt jacket nice and lightweight from a local supplier for £50.00 useless after wearing 3 times so going to spray with Fabsil Gold (Which is usually used for awnings and convertible car hoods) through a 1ltr pressure sprayer this weekend so will update in due course.
As for waterproof jackets I have recently bought a decent dewalt jacket nice and lightweight from a local supplier for £50.00 useless after wearing 3 times so going to spray with Fabsil Gold (Which is usually used for awnings and convertible car hoods) through a 1ltr pressure sprayer this weekend so will update in due course.
Tesco sell a black rubber glove for £3 ish, put a pair of merino wool gloves on then the Tesco gloves. Dry and warm hands whatever the weather. Merino gloves are thin and light, and look like a pair of cheap gloves, but at around £25 a pair, they really are the bees knees. Also keep warm when wet, that's why sheep ? wear them!
