Well that pretty much says it all.
theres a polar fleece blend.mostly synthetic fibers, light, and very heat retentive.that with a windproof gore tex shell is pretty much the construction for those zub zero jackets
Wool. Is hands down the most adaptable. You get wool that has been spun and woven in the grease-that is it has the natural oils and lanolin still intact, you will have a water repellent garment that will last for years. Wool, unlike other fibers, retains heat when wet. I have experienced this first hand during a rain storm in Portland, Oregon last year. I was wearing a kilt with a 13 oz wool tartan. From the waist down I was toasty, from the waist up, I was frozen. Wool is still issued to the military for winter usage due to this fact. You would want a good quality wool and not just the cheapest out there. Go for a good merlino or columbia wool and you will do fine.
theres a polar fleece blend.mostly synthetic fibers, light, and very heat retentive.that with a windproof gore tex shell is pretty much the construction for those zub zero jackets
Wool. Is hands down the most adaptable. You get wool that has been spun and woven in the grease-that is it has the natural oils and lanolin still intact, you will have a water repellent garment that will last for years. Wool, unlike other fibers, retains heat when wet. I have experienced this first hand during a rain storm in Portland, Oregon last year. I was wearing a kilt with a 13 oz wool tartan. From the waist down I was toasty, from the waist up, I was frozen. Wool is still issued to the military for winter usage due to this fact. You would want a good quality wool and not just the cheapest out there. Go for a good merlino or columbia wool and you will do fine.
