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Joel's Clothing (Clothing 2018 (Participants (Tim Pierce (Indianna),…

- - - - Want strong, durable material.
      - Buffs _JF
        
        lightweight (AH)
        
        can be used as hat or headband (AH)
        
        Mountaineering glasses -JF
    - - Waterproofing can lead to an inability to let moisture escape.
      - Spray on solutions like 303 fabric guard -JF
    - - Dead Air Space
        
        buy shell layers and puffy bigger so that you have space to put layers underneath.
    - - Hats (Gus)
      - Long sleeve breathable shirts (Gus)
  - - - Indianna
  - - - If Cotton gets wet It will stay wet JW
    - - Will keep you warm even when wet / AV
      - merino wool: higher warmth to weight ratio, also regulates body temp well (chlo)
    - - Breathable, light, water proof
      - Can cause overheating (kd)
      - new GORE-TEX INFINIUM™ is a less waterproof but more breathable and flexible. (Gus)
    - - wicks moisture, breathable
    - - Not great in wet conditions (hydrophilic) - LC
      - very warm; great for cold dry conditions - LC
      - Clumps together overtime if wet / AV
      - lightweight for its weight - the loft of the down allows for body heat to trap. -IS
      - If handled well down could last for decades -IS
    - - Good for water sports
        
        keeps warm in cold water temperature
        
        https://www.thomasnet.com/articles/plastics-rubber/traits-applications-neoprene -IS
        
        Withstands petroleum based mixtures, solvents, oils, grease, methyl and ethyl alcohols, alkaline, and some salt solutions. -IS
        
        Heat will not decrease function, Cold will decrease function bellow 0 degrees and render useless below 40 degrees. -IS
        
        Neoprene has air pockets which make it loose function with pressure underwater. Wet suits used for diving loose function with further depth. -IS
    - - better then down in wet conditions (Gus)
      - Synthetic/down mixtures provides a compromise between light weight compatibility and wet weather performance. (Gus)
    - - Waterproof yet breathable (kd)
      - Wind resistant (kd)
  - - - Hands JW
        
        Sun Gloves JW
        
        hand warmers,mk
        
        Neoprene Gloves
        
        Good for water sports
        
        Poggy's / AV
        
        can fit over life vest and skirt, and protect against rain and wind
        
        Liner Gloves FC
        
        thin fleece is perfect
        
        Can layer over multiple times JA
        
        Storm Kags great fo
        
        Storm kag great for paddling fits over pfd -JF
        
        Work Gloves FC
        
        Overmitts JA
      - Vest JW
        
        Wool hat (AH)
        
        Bucket Hat JW
        
        protects against sun for entire head, maybe neck too if brim is big enough. does not warm the ears.
        
        good for preventing sunburn on face or neck- OD
        
        hood (AH)
        
        hoods trap heat the best, as they capture heat rising from your body and keep it around your head.
        
        winter cap,mk
        
        Thin, fitted polyester hat (kd)
        
        can fit under helmets (kd)
        
        Baseball Cap JW
        
        doesn't keep ears warm, but protects eyes from sun.
        
        gore-tex fishing hat: acts as mini hands-free umbrella; ask gus (also the brighter the better) (Chlo)
        
        Buff/bandanna
        
        multipurpose use- OD
        
        use as headband- OD
        
        keep ears warm- OD
        
        keep neck warm- OD
        
        keep face warm- OD
        
        use as hairtie- OD
        
        Keeps moisture in JA
        
        Keeps toxins, Dust out JA
        
        Wool headband that covers ears (kd)
      - Torso
        
        Button Down Shirt w/ roll up sleeves JA
        
        good for sun protection (Gus)
        
        Puffy coat JW
        
        Make sure coats are large to fit all layers under. Compressing the layers can make you colder- OD
        
        fleece
        
        dries fast, mk
        
        polar tech
        
        good second layer
        
        baselayer long sleeve
        
        Down JW
        
        It's not warm when wet SM
        
        Synthetic JW
        
        wicking layer SM
        
        sports jacket SM
        
        thin layer SM
        
        Down JW
        
        Doesn't work if wet- OD
        
        Synthetic JW
        
        Hooded Base Layer -TP
        
        Thermal long sleeve SM
        
        con: made with cottonSM
        
        Really warm
        
        not good for physical activity-sweating SM
        
        Great for a warm layer at camp SM
    - - Feet JW
        
        Heavy boots SM
        
        hiking shoe SM
        
        Trailrunners
        
        Altra Lone Peak JA
        
        Zero drop - takes a while to get used to (Gus)
        
        Zero drop allows for more pop for each step, you can move faster JA
        
        Eliminates problems long distance athletes tend to have with traditional drop shoes JA
        
        Available with Ankle support JA
        
        RSM models are waterproof JA
        
        Salomon Speedcross 4
        
        La Sportiva Ultra Raptor / AV
        
        Asics Gel Venture (Kd)
        
        Mid boots SM
        
        Solomon X Ultra FC
        
        Merell Moab for breathability and comfort (KD)
        
        Low boots SM
        
        more mobility
        
        less ankle support (AH)
        
        oboz are great lightweight, waterproof hiking boots. SM
        
        don't work well if water gets inside of them SM
        
        Scarpa Kinesis Pro GTX Boot (Great ankle support but pricy) / AV
        
        Salomon quest 3 Great backpacking boot , Thick sole , waterproof, very durable
        -Jacob Furr
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        heavier, more ankle support (AH)
        
        Socks SM
        
        Wool socks
        
        Multiple pairs can make feet colder, because this can eliminate dead air space.
        
        Smartwool / AV
        
        Darn tough socks SM
        
        Life time guaranteed SM
        
        bass wool hiking socks
        
        Plastic Bags-SD
        
        can be put over wool socks, keeps water out-SD
        
        also keeps feet warm, mk
        
        Buy Winter footwear big, room for layers of socks -Jacob Furr
        
        can lock in too much moisture if not careful
        
        Can rip easily, bring extra set -TP
        
        Using bread bags fits on the foot perfectly, AW
        
        While used on feet can create more layers of insulation (KD)
        
        Link Title -Jacob Furr
        
        Mountaineering boots FC
        
        La Sportiva FC
        
        Nepal EVO FC
        
        Nepal Cube FC
        
        Olympus Mons FC
        
        G2 FC
        
        Scarpa FC
        
        Phantom Tech FC
        
        Phantom 6000 FC
        
        Scarpa Kinesis Pro GTX Boot - AV
        
        Mont Blonc Pro FC
        
        Arc'Teryx FC
        
        Acrux AR FC
        
        Mammut FC
        
        Kento High FC
        
        Norwand 2.1 High FC
        
        Water Shoes
        
        Cheap water shoes are cost effective but don't stay on feet
        
        More expensive options like military dive shoes are much more reliable but expensive
        
        water shoes with laces may help stay on the feet (KD)
        
        neoprene is the most common fabric (KD)
        
        Wellies are good to use in shallow water, and a size too big will fit great over dry suits with insulated feet, AW
        
        water shoes that look and work like regular shoes are good for days when time is spent both in and out of the water (Gus)
        
        large surface area over foot aids swimming like a flipper (AH)
        
        Astral paddle shoes good for camp shoe and paddling. mk
        
        closed toe watershoes are ideal so foot injuries are avoided (chlo)
        
        make sure to tightly attach your watershoes, or they will fall off and potentially float away- no bueno (chlo)
        
        gators (Gus)
        
        summer (Gus)
        
        good for keeping dirt and dust out (Gus)
        
        good for keeping mud/water out (AH)
        
        winter (Gus)
        
        taller then summer (Gus)
        
        meant to keep the snow out (Gus)
        
        fall/spring (AH)
        
        transition periods with wet/muddy down low but melting snow/ice at elevation (AH)
        
        camp shoes, mk
        
        crocs, mk
        
        dry really fast, mk
        
        easliy packed, mk
        
        slides, mk
      - legs
        
        pants
        
        Shell pants
        
        Soft-Shell
        
        good for wind and light rain protection while not sacrificing the ability to breath and to stretch (Gus)
        
        Hard Shell
        
        high level of waterproofing but not vary breathable or flexible
        
        zipper ventalation can improve breathability (AH)
        
        tend to not be durable, holes/damage make them useless (AH)
        
        gore-tex (AH)
        
        good at keeping moisture out and in. mk
        
        Zip off pants
        
        thermal underwear/warmer layer
        
        Smartwool Merino 250 Base layer / AV
        
        Rain Pants - LC
        
        get larger than normal, for room for other layers underneath and so they don't sit tightly on your legs.
        
        If too tight, your legs will just get wet anyway.
        
        Fleece-lined pants- OD
        
        Polyester base layer contains body odor, keeps you warm and prevents overheating (KD)
        
        ski pants are good for colder conditions when expecting to get wet, mk
        
        Stretchy Pants are good for climbing JA
        
        Leggings JA
        
        Climbers Pants JA
        
        shorts
        
        Women's Running Shorts(for male and female) JA
        
        Easy leg movement JA
        
        More air flow JA
        
        Outdoor Breathable shorts(Bill)
        
        Nylon(Bill)
        
        Polyester(Bill)
        
        Lets legs breath in warm weather environments(Bill)
        
        base layer leggings mk
        
        fleece
        
        no cotton
        
        Polyester (kd)
        
        merino wool is best (my opinion) it has the moisture/heat regulating properties kinda similar to synth. materials, but it wont melt onto you if you were to catch fire for whatever reason(chlo)
        
        Belt(Bill)
        
        Holds up pants or shorts(Bill)
        
        Can Strap different pieces of gear to belt(Bill)
    - - gloves CF
        
        ski gloves CF
        
        Leather Coating JW
        
        Might be difficult to wear around camp while doing activities JW
        
        good to have more then one pair so that one can always be drying (Gus)
        
        Cheaper work gloves/ Kincos work just as well as name brand gloves and more practical to own multiple pairs (AH)
      - ear muffs CF
      - socks CF
        
        Wool Socks; warm; wicks away sweat - LC
        
        Cotton Socks; not great in wet conditions and not as warm as wool
        
        wear plastic bag over socks to keep them/ your feet dry- OD
        
        extra layers of socks can make feel colder reducing dead air space, mk
      - Hat-SD
        
        Prevents heat from escaping your head, and keeps ears warm-SD
      - Scarf-SD
        
        Multiple uses, can be wrapped around several times to keep neck warm, can keep ears warm as well as nose and mouth-SD
        
        Helps warm up air before it enters your body-SD
        
        Dependent on size and material. Large knitted, after testing, is not recommended -TP
      - Mittens
        
        Warmer than gloves of the same level because fingers are grouped together
        
        Not as good for camp life, consider wearing thin gloves under -Jacob Furr
        
        Wear smaller gloves/liner underneath for when you have to take them off -TP
        
        ones with removable finger pockets allow warmth with flexibility as well (KD)
        
        trigger finger mitts/ lobster mitts allow for blend of dexterity and grouping fingers for warmth (AH)
      - face- OD
        
        Ski mask- OD
        
        Keep face protected from wind- OD
        
        buffs, mk