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staying warm on the water
I'm somewhat new to kayaking. What is the best (fairly low cost) way to stay warm while hooping? I've heard of splash pants, etc., but don't have $100+ extra to spend at this time.
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breatheable waders are about $90 at bass pro.I have had them for 2 years now and love them.
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i use neoprene waders. they got a little leak in the foot but they are alright. Keeps me warm. I just wish I had a waterproof shirt to go over it to keep my arms warm. Some times when we launch and get a wave to the face a bit of water leaks in through the top. I got the waders for $40 at sports authority
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Ohhh my you're going to end up spending more then that.. :sifone: |
[QUOTE=griffsd06;66905]I'm somewhat new to kayaking. What is the best (fairly low cost) way to stay warm while hooping? I've heard of splash pants, etc., but don't have $100+ extra to spend at this time.
Any advice appreciated.[/QUOTE i use neoprean waders you can la yer up on clothing under if it is a cold winters day if you get to hot just roll down tops i picked mine up at cabalas online for about 50 bucks.breathable waders are a better bet but you cant beat the price and like you i was looking to minimize my spending.starting out can get expensive.good luck |
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On the way out
Thanks all!
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.If that dont work Take a flask of Crown Royal Just Kidding:D.... |
Ghetto solution:
If you have one, wear a wetsuit. Even with the top pulled off, your legs will stay warm, but you will of course be wet for a few hours. You can buy a used or crappy thin one on the cheap if you look around. Willy |
smoking deal
http://www.hodgman.com/Guidelitereg-...-P2066C46.aspx
Smoking deal. check the rest of the clearance section, you can pick up standard breathable waders for $50..... |
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