[pct-l] Puff Daddy & Notorious F.L.Eece

[giniajim]

Does anyone ever carry a wool sweater?  I use one every so often, and it seems to work fine.  Its not a fancy sweater; I think I got it cheap from someone on another hiking list a few years ago.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bill Burge 
  Cc: pct-l at backcountry.net 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 1:19 AM
  Subject: Re: [pct-l] Puff Daddy & Notorious F.L.Eece



  Cheap - Warm - Light

  Pick any TWO and you won't get the third.

  Warm + Light = the down sweater  http://www.rei.com/product/770806
  You can sometimes find the Marmot one on SALE for about half that

  Cheap + Warm = quite a few options, the classic is converting the mil  
  surplus field jacket liner
  I can't find the article about some mods that people seemed to like,  
  but someone will probably post it up...

  Cheap + Light = a t-shirt that says "I never get cold" (I mean,  
  really, based on the question, who would consider something that  
  didn't have the "Warm" factor!  ;-)


  BillB



  On Mar 29, 2010, at 9:44 PM, ryan clark wrote:

  > ok really lame title but i just finished watching the movie Notorious
  > with a friend.
  >
  > so im really trying to get my gear list for the JMT nailed down but
  > theres one thing that has been giving me some trouble
  >
  > Down Puff? Fleece? Pima Loft???
  >
  > i dont know much about any of them.
  > does anybody have recommendations /experience / reasonings leaning
  > towards any of these.?
  > whats worked for you and why?
  >
  > and when it comes to fleece what weight do you use?
  >
  > cheap alternatives are happily welcomed as well.
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