is this coat going to keep me warm by itself and if i ware a long sleeve shirt under in 20-30 degree Fahrenheit...or i need another coat over it?
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.
807696
Just a long sleeve shirt would be fine, otherwise you will be too warm. Wear it mountain climbing. I have friends that climb all over the world and this is what they recommended.
1584884
I have no problems with that, I live in the mtns of western nc, so depending on youre house temp would have alot to do with that. However I dont think you will have any problems with keeping cool as long as youre not using a flannel just a regular sheet. Hope this will help you out. JT Asheville NC.
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Well, I think you might get a bit chilled trying to cover yourself with this item. However, if you just want to store a comforter...it should work well:)
1533098
That's what it says. I haven't used it in that cold of weather yet, but it does keep you warm around +30, that's as cold as I have had it
405595
The jacket is pretty thin so it doesn't provide very much additional warmth. It is water tight and pretty wind resistant so it does cut down a bit on wind chill, but the jacket is no substitute for layering or a heavier coat if you plan on using it in cold temperatures.
859654
I live in Michigan and I dress in layers (flannel shirt over hoodie over sweatshirt over long sleeve t-shirt) when it is cold outside. When the temp is in the 30 degree range it MIGHT be somewhat snug.
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NO....I am guessing it is not comfortable at minus 30 degrees. it is comfortable to high teens Fahrenheit when accompanied by light wool or flannel blanket directly against your body as insulation AND comforter or wool blanket over the top of the bag. It is a seriously comfortable, well constructed bag. Excellent value. I HIGHLY recommend it! Soon will be entering the third year of use.....estimating 300 nights of use altogether - still like brand new, fresh as a daisy. One thing to note...it is heavy in weight - you will not want to move it around much. In winter mine lives in the back of my SUV.ALL THE BEST! NO....I am guessing it is not comfortable at minus 30 degrees. it is comfortable to high teens Fahrenheit when accompanied by light wool or flannel blanket directly against your body as insulation AND comforter or wool blanket over the top of the bag. It is a seriously comfortable, well constructed bag. Excellent value. I HIGHLY recommend it! Soon will be entering the third year of use.....estimating 300 nights of use altogether - still like brand new, fresh as a daisy. One thing to note...it is heavy in weight - you will not want to move it around much. In winter mine lives in the back of... » Read More NO....I am guessing it is not comfortable at minus 30 degrees. it is comfortable to high teens Fahrenheit when accompanied by light wool or flannel blanket directly against your body as insulation AND comforter or wool blanket over the top of the bag. It is a seriously comfortable, well constructed bag. Excellent value. I HIGHLY recommend it! Soon will be entering the third year of use.....estimating 300 nights of use altogether - still like brand new, fresh as a daisy. One thing to note...it is heavy in weight - you will not want to move it around much. In winter mine lives in the back of my SUV.ALL THE BEST! « Show Less
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No, the material in this shirt helps release heat and mositure from your skin. Where UA makes a different type of material to help keep your bodies heat in (cold gear).
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No. You would want to look for Heat Gear items (designed to keep you cool on the heat). This is a Cold Gear item (designed to keep you warm in the cold).
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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.
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This doesn't zip inside the parka, it's meant to be worn as the layer right underneath. It's a high-quality fleece - under a ecws parka it'll keep you warm.
638050
I've never had this bag at -30 degrees, but I've had it at near 0 degrees. It is a comfortable bag, warm but do not layer up on your clothing. Because this bag is made to reflect body heat back inward. I am 5'8" and find this bag to be a little too roomy with too much air space inside. But you can pull the bag into you to eliminate the air space. All in all it is a good bag, but is made more for a person of 6' + the company would do well to make various sizes bags for various size people.
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No it won't keep you warm in cold water the fabric isn't that thick. It's better for sun protection.
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I think that would depend on your body heat...I'm cold all the time and its ok for me but my husband is much warmer all the time and he sometimes tosses his covers off. It is no different than any other cover we've had in that respect. The COVER is cotton but the "inside" is synthetic, so it will tend to be warmer.
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No this shirt is not sufficient in 60 F (16 C) water. It does not have any real insulation and will NOT keep you warm. The shirt does block some windchill but personally I would only use it down to 20 C water temp.
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I stayed warm all the way down to 10 degree weather with the caveat that I was wearing pants and a sweater. With nothing other than the bag, you would probably get chilly at 45 degrees because the material is thin. However, with long pants and a long shirt, even if not thick, you would be fine at 45 degrees.
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Although I have this bag, I use mine as a lightweight spring/summer/fall bag. That said my guess is that you should get at least 20/25 degrees.