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<blockquote data-quote="ahlgringo" data-source="post: 2396490" data-attributes="member: 121535"><p>Most others have touched on it, but it doesn't matter what Camo or color your are using as long as you are comfortable and have the ability to layer appropriately. </p><p>personally my favorite articles are:</p><p></p><p>zip off thermal pants- I use first lites</p><p>a good light puffy (I use an arcteryx thorium hoody)</p><p>A good light rain shell (I use an arcteryx zeta)</p><p>Timberline pants are hard to beat, but any decent outdoor pant will do the trick, just have something dry to sit on</p><p>Dont discount good socks and good pair of warm boots if late season</p><p></p><p>One last tip of mine for late season- my hands always get cold, I have been through a dozen different mitts/gloves etc. Now I use a good hand muff strapped around my waist. I put a hothandz body heater patch in there each am and that thing is a little oven most of the day. I wear a cheap pair of military flyers gloves so I can use my hands and fingers as when they get cold I just put em in the oven.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ahlgringo, post: 2396490, member: 121535"] Most others have touched on it, but it doesn't matter what Camo or color your are using as long as you are comfortable and have the ability to layer appropriately. personally my favorite articles are: zip off thermal pants- I use first lites a good light puffy (I use an arcteryx thorium hoody) A good light rain shell (I use an arcteryx zeta) Timberline pants are hard to beat, but any decent outdoor pant will do the trick, just have something dry to sit on Dont discount good socks and good pair of warm boots if late season One last tip of mine for late season- my hands always get cold, I have been through a dozen different mitts/gloves etc. Now I use a good hand muff strapped around my waist. I put a hothandz body heater patch in there each am and that thing is a little oven most of the day. I wear a cheap pair of military flyers gloves so I can use my hands and fingers as when they get cold I just put em in the oven. [/QUOTE]
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