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Wiggy's cold weather products
- Thread starter tmattson
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Do you find them wet on the outside but dry on the inside sometimes?
ricky racer
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Wearing any other sock under the Lamilite sock will impede the advantages of the Lamilite sock. Wiggy's socks work so well at keeping your feet dry, adding any knit sock under it, regardless of material will absorb sweat and make your feet feel damp and clammy.
ricky racer
Well-Known Member
If you guys think the socks work well, you should try the jacket or vest liners. These are amazing and one of the best items for hunters that Wiggy sells. They are light weight and intended to be liners for under your existing jackets to increase warmth and comfort. They don't have pockets or collars since they are "liners". We all know that John E cuts the collars off of clothes he layers under his outer jackets but with Wiggy's you don't have to hack up your clothes, Wiggy makes them the way a liner should be made. The vest liner compresses to about the size of a softball and really increases the warmth to any other jacket you've got.
I always tell them to use the quietest material they have to make them for me. I've got a black jacket liner and a coyote brown vest. Both are extremely warm and quiet. I ordered a camo patterned jacket liner and when I received it the liner the material was too loud and crinkly so I returned it and they sent me the black liner to replace it. It's awesome!!
www.wiggys.com
www.wiggys.com
I always tell them to use the quietest material they have to make them for me. I've got a black jacket liner and a coyote brown vest. Both are extremely warm and quiet. I ordered a camo patterned jacket liner and when I received it the liner the material was too loud and crinkly so I returned it and they sent me the black liner to replace it. It's awesome!!
Liner Jacket
Manufacturer of the finest sleeping bags and outdoor gear in the world. Nothing keeps you you warm & dry in cold, wet conditions like Wiggy's!
www.wiggys.com
Liner Vest
Manufacturer of the finest sleeping bags and outdoor gear in the world. Nothing keeps you you warm & dry in cold, wet conditions like Wiggy's!
www.wiggys.com
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Liner Jacket
Manufacturer of the finest sleeping bags and outdoor gear in the world. Nothing keeps you you warm & dry in cold, wet conditions like Wiggy's!
Just ordered the vest with a note to use non crinkly material .... Thanks Ricky
tmattson
Well-Known Member
How thick are the liners? Would they be the same layer (thickness and warmth) as what is in the Kodiac mittens?
ricky racer
Well-Known Member
No, they are a lot thinner than the Kodiac mittens. They are very light weight but incredibly warm for their weight. As far as adding bulk to your clothing, I'd say it's about equal to adding a sweatshirt just lighter in weight and a lot warmer.
tmattson
Well-Known Member
Do you wear it against your base layer?
ricky racer
Well-Known Member
Yes, but how you wear them is up to you. I wear my fishnet base layer then add a knit base layer over the fishnets (depending on the temperature outside) then usually the liner, then my outerwear.