Recommend please thermo-clothes to me. X-Bionic is the best, but overpriced. Any budget clothes. -10 C.

>>2828015 (OP)
Woolpower
>Proven merino blend
>Terry cloth
>Used by military and specops
>Can be washed at 60°C

>>2828036
Sorry, didn't read the "budget" part

>>2828015 (OP)
>-10C

>>2828047
20 min with naked legs != 24 hours in the mountains, when it suddenly snowly in summer.

this thread is ai responding to itself

>>2828157
Nope

>>2828015 (OP)
>thermo -10
>It's july, in what some weather sites are saying is hottest summer in 10 years (or ever?)
So do you want some cooling upf shirts?
Or are we doing winter in summer, and summer in winter?

Should we do the cooling upf shirts for Christmas?

It's a shame /out/ is one of most important survival boards, yet only like 3 people visit it?
>>2828037
Is there a budget to staying alive? Pay any price. Or stay inside?
>>2828157
Should we have MORE ai? Maybe we need it?

>>2828167
Recently 2 tourists died because of cold in Khibiny, because of sudden snow.

>>2828167
OP could be an aussie, its winter in the southern hemisphere

>>2828189
OP could be gay. After all, this is /out/, and OPs are known to be faggots.

>>2828015 (OP)
Brynje Super Thermo Shirt

>>2828167
>staying alive
Noone ever died because he wore a decathlon fleece instead of a woolpower merino top. Literally no one.

>>2828173
A bivy or space blanket would have saved their life, not baselayers alone.

>>2828242
This.

>>2828242
>85€ for a stripper shirt that'll rip after one hike
yeah I think I'll pass on that one Mohammad.

>>2829129
>Super popular
>Literally used by the military
>It will rip after one hike
Retard.

>>2829170
>super popular
so it is garbage
>l-l-l-l-literally used by LE MILITARY
lowest bidder temu-tier unusable potentially dangerous, gotcha
Thanks for outing yourself Abdul

>>2829326
>Lala I can't hear you, also you are brown
You could just have admitted you're retarded and leave it at that anon.

>>2829330
I accept your concession, brownie :)

The nordic combat uniform uses aclima woolnet as baselayer. Which is probably even less durable than the polypropylene used by brynje, but apparently sufficient.
>>2829333
I'll let the denizens of /out/ decide whether that counts as an argument.

>>2828242
It's a base layer, but you'll need something on top of that to actually create air pockets.
>>2829129
Nah, that stuff is durable and is usually worn under something, so it's not going to snag on anything and rip.