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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 427371" data-attributes="member: 412">This.I'll walk in with the least amount of clothing I can get away with.&nbsp; Everyone is different in this regard as to what &quot;minimal clothing&quot; means.&nbsp; What I've found for myself is that I really can't use a windstopper or waterproof layer while I'm moving or I'll be instantly sweated up.&nbsp; So whatever I wear while I'm moving has to breathe.Once I get where I'm going I'll take off my top layers down to the skin to dry off and start digging in my pack for insulating layers.&nbsp; If it's going to be a longer sit I like a heavy or high-pile fleece against my skin, then a set of puffy pants/top, then something wind and or water proof.Puffy layers need to be allowed to &quot;Puff&quot;.&nbsp; They can't be tight on you, and if you have a layer over top of them, that layer can't be tight either.&nbsp; Dead air space is your best friend for staying warm.A pretty good &quot;cheat&quot; for lots of warmth with very little weight are the chemical heater back pads.[MEDIA=amazon]B01MR0M1VW[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 427371, member: 412"] This. I'll walk in with the least amount of clothing I can get away with. Everyone is different in this regard as to what "minimal clothing" means. What I've found for myself is that I really can't use a windstopper or waterproof layer while I'm moving or I'll be instantly sweated up. So whatever I wear while I'm moving has to breathe. Once I get where I'm going I'll take off my top layers down to the skin to dry off and start digging in my pack for insulating layers. If it's going to be a longer sit I like a heavy or high-pile fleece against my skin, then a set of puffy pants/top, then something wind and or water proof. Puffy layers need to be allowed to "Puff". They can't be tight on you, and if you have a layer over top of them, that layer can't be tight either. Dead air space is your best friend for staying warm. A pretty good "cheat" for lots of warmth with very little weight are the chemical heater back pads. [MEDIA=amazon]B01MR0M1VW[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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