this jersey keep out the cold at 25s?
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I'm assuming you mean 25 F - I am a speedskater and use it in ice rinks, where the ice is kept under 20F, and the ambient air is not much warmer. It keeps me pretty warm. Sometimes I have to take it off if the workout is tough.
3681
Not sure I understand the question. As I understand it,it is worn under parka or shell jacket not zipped to it. I wear mine under a EMS shell jacket and I've not been cold even in the crazy cold weather we're having in Ma. Hope that helped.
807695
At 20F i would wear a underskirt, t-shirt and a thin fleece under the jacket. But then you are well prepared for a longer stay. If its stormy you need a gore-tex jacket over it.
277937
It's a BDU coat. It is designed to be worn in warm weather and in cool or cold weather to be worn over other layers of clothing. It is not insulated. It's like a shirt made from heavy material.
2081149
I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
852110
By themselves, not very. What's your definition of cold? And what would you be wearing? Street clothes or snowsuit with thermal base layer? Bottom line, if you're just casually prepared, I would say 40's or 50's overnight, with heat loss through ground contact being the major concern. If you have skills and getting through the night was your priority, you could make it work at any temperature above freezing. By skills, I mean actual cold weather training, not wishful thinking.
1165211
Yeah, I think it would. With the inner lining it's quite warm. Make sure you dress in layers.
277934
No to be quite honest, I want to try and wear it during the winter time but it just doesn't give you the warmth of a sweater. Quite wind resistant though would recommend for climate for 50 degrees and up but anything below and it'll have you shivering.
94992
Yes! I live in Minnesota and I wore this this winter with brutal -20 degree temps. Its amazingly light and warm!!
162581
It's kind of like under armour in that it stays cool in heat, and not necessarily insulates but shields your arms from wind so it does provide some cold protection
156447
I only use it for cycling... I guess if its really cold, but I would look at just underarmour
218814
I wear this under 7/5mm wersuit as a rash guard only there is no insulation if that is what you are looking for.
2068832
I don't know exactly what temp is too warm but most of the days I've worn it started out below freezing and I was riding my ATV to my fishing spot on the lake but by mid day it was probably in mid 30s and I took the coat part off but put it on frequently when the sun went behind the clouds and/or it got windy. I do tend to have a higher tolerance to the cold than the average person and this suit might be a little too much on many occasions but my way of thinking is that it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
568891
I'd say it would work very well. Just put a shirt on first because it get really cold!
3679
Not sure I understand the question.As I understand it,it is worn under parka or shell jacket not zipped to it.I wear mine under a EMS shell jacket and I've not been cold even in the crazy cold weather we're having in Ma.Hope that helped.
1398506
I believe this sleeping bag would be plenty warm enough for 30 degree temps. Answering a question like this is subjective however. If you're from Florida, 30 will be very cold for you, whereas if you're from Wisconsin, like I am, 30 is not a big deal. If you're concerned you may be more sensitive to cold, this sleeping bag is very roomy which would allow for layered clothing or an additional blanket if necessary. This sleeping bag is very well made, soft and warm so I do not believe you'd have an issue.
1652648
As you can see from the photo of the suit, it is short sleeve and cut off just above the knees. The suit is for marginal temperatures thinking that most adults won't go in water that is below 70 degrees this suit will allow a reasonable dip with temps in the 60's. Your arms and legs and feet will still feel the cold but your core will be comfortable enough to spend some time in the water. It really depends on the swimmers sensitivity to cooler water. Hope this helps..................