Belly up to the bar....

[t-homo]

Sorry it was devoured in moments by my family and a few friends.

I only rode that cold for a competition on a local board. And I wanted a picture of how crazy/stupid I actually am. My toes were cold, but my thighs were the very coldest part of me. Maybe long underwear would have helped. Or Carhartt bibs.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by t-rock

Sorry it was devoured in moments by my family and a few friends.

I only rode that cold for a competition on a local board. And I wanted a picture of how crazy/stupid I actually am. My toes were cold, but my thighs were the very coldest part of me. Maybe long underwear would have helped. Or Carhartt bibs.

Under Armor Cold Gear FTW. I wear mine when clearing snow from my driveway under my snow pants. I sweat pretty good wearing those when it's 20 degrees outside.

[t-homo]

I have the cold gear legs, shirt, and hood from when I played high school football. I was just too lazy to put it on. Definitely the warmest stuff for the thickness/weight i've ever used.

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by t-rock

I have the cold gear legs, shirt, and hood from when I played high school football. I was just too lazy to put it on. Definitely the warmest stuff for the thickness/weight i've ever used.

And the crazy thing... shit works both ways.

I bought that on accident once. Wore it under my leathers in 80 degree heat for my track day, and had no issues. Still kept me cool.

and T, why did you have a blanket on your grill??

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Rider

Under Armor Cold Gear FTW. I wear mine when clearing snow from my driveway under my snow pants. I sweat pretty good wearing those when it's 20 degrees outside.

Same here. I have a pair of the bottoms I wear for work. Wore them yesterday, in fact. It was 16* when I left for work.

[t-homo]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

And the crazy thing... shit works both ways.

I bought that on accident once. Wore it under my leathers in 80 degree heat for my track day, and had no issues. Still kept me cool.

and T, why did you have a blanket on your grill??

Its a gas grill and goes at a lower temp than most. It was like 7 degrees outside so it wouldn't have ever gotten cooked if there was no blanket. Still took about 2 hours for a thing that normally takes 45 minutes to cook in June.

[Angee]

I'll grill in the winter if it's not actively snowing...

As far as underarmor, I swear by it... I had to wear layers of regular clothing to shovel the other day (I had already worn the UA the day before), and between three thin shirts and my ski jacket, I was sweating inside of 10 minutes...

[PiZdETS]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWDRKpMCORk