Re: Re: Ultralight synthetic base layer
Segraves <andrews9000-/[email protected]>
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Thanks, Don. Will probably run tests after Xmas and will be happy to report back. Patagonia silkweight looks like a candidate, but it seems not to be stocked too many places (maybe they're transitioning to a new one?), especially the non-stretch version. Specs show the non-stretch at a bit over 10 oz, vs. 6.4 for my silks, and the stretch pair over 14. Trade-off, I guess - faster drying synthetic vs lighter weight of silk. Best, Bill --- On Sun, 12/9/12, DonL <dladigin-/[email protected]> wrote: > > I've tried silk, and like other natural materials it was > slow to dry when it became wet from perspiration. > Patagonia's "Silkweight" > Capilene is about as light as silk, and not too expensive at > $35 or > so, and didn't have that problem. > > Please let us know the results of your testing, if you'd be > so kind.