What is the best coat/jacket for regulating temperature?I'm looking for a thin layer winter coat/jacket which can withstand 0-40 degree Fahrenheit weather plus possible 15 MPH wind chillsThe coat also needs to maintain a regular temperatureI don't want to freeze when it's zero with the wind blowing at 15 MPH and I don't want to cook when it's calm and 40 degreesThe thinner the better, I don't like bulky jacketsLayers won't work either because you have to carry your jacketBasically, I don't care what it costs, a coat like this would likely be the last coat I'd buy for many yearsSomething like this must exist, I'm just unaware of it$600 maxAny suggestions? This won't be used for ski.3 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.
Yes, you can leave it wrapped in the paperI used to work at a convenience store and I did that all the time.
Do not listen to the first answer! Do not ever microwave anything metal, including aluminum foilSo make sure it isn't lined with thatIf it is just paper it is fine to microwave that way.
A microwave excites the water/liquids present in the food to vibrational levels matching the rotational speed of itself causing superheating of liquids in food i.e exist above boiling point without actually boilingIf you place nothing inside or metal like aluminum foil standing wave might be formed causing problemsHowever paper being neither of these clearly shouldn't trouble you.so you may use the paper next time.
The paper will be fine in the microwaveIt will actually decrease the total area surrounding the cold burrito, and subsequently heat the burrito up faster.
Best material to look for is Goretex ProLook for something with ventsAt 0 deg F you are going to need some insulationI recommend a good base layer, a fleece jacket and a good technical shellIf that wont due, get a jacket w insulationI still think the first choice is the least bulky and most flexible.
