is this flame and melt resistant like regular wool? I'm looking for non-polyester clothing to wear under my flightsuit.
339098
Flight nurse here. These are 100% Merino Wool. Its an organic fiber so it won't melt to you under your Nomex. Fly safe.
339099
Sorry David I have no experience in this to really answer your question... I've using them from time to time the last months but I would like to say that yes, because they are wool...
690823
the one i got was flame resistant. i used the lighter too to shrink it. it works perfect.
1723241
The product isn't actual fabric. It's fabric fibers. I used it on the same type of burn in the same spot and had excellent results. If you take your time matching up the different colored fibers and follow the directions it works perfectly!
989168
Definitely polyester in the lattice inner structure. It's like an open weave mesh with a polyester mesh inside. It is an open air design for airflow, not at all like a cotton padding.
1322419
Wool is naturally fire-resistant, so there is no need to apply any retardants nor coating.
193967
I don't think it contains wool. Nylon Lycra seems to be material. Very comfortable to wear.
193971
No wool. Man made fiber like nylon. They work well and feel good and are easier to put on after first time.
2017277
I use this on my rc planes. It is head and shoulders above any hobby epoxy. Resistant ? most certainly. Proof ? I wouldn't suggest soaking it in a vat of glow fuel. If used on the fire wall, cover in a little dope if you need more assurance. T-88"s sister product "Gel Magic" is one notch better because it is thixotropic. You can glob it on a vertical surface and it won't run off. Both are excellent epoxy's though in my opinion. The area around proper glue joint will fail before the T-88 lets go.
1022440
Not according to their website or product data. I researched this product and found it seemed safe. They get around having to add flame retardants by not using the crazy flammable material (foam) that requires it. Instead they use naturally more flame resistant materials (eg. wool, cotton, natural rubber depending on which model you get).
1491430
I looked at my packaging and it doesn't state exactly what the material is....but it is soft but not a pile. It seems to be like a fleece/wool. It does feel soft and not itchy at all. Hope this helps :)
1137717
It lists fabric as one of the surfaces it is good for, but not particular composition or type. If you are thinking about a costume; this is extremely flammable -- avoid heat, sparks & open flame. I just wanted you to take that into consideration.
1312618
No, this one is bullet proof really well made. And it is entirely washable although i do always line dry,But no, no escaping wool whatsoever.
977715
Depends upon the thickness or weight of the thermals. I've used under armor cold gear thermals, which didn't breath well due to their thickness. On the other hand my REI thermals breathed great but lacked warmth. From my experience merino wool provides a good in between.
930185
Hello Mira, Thanks for your interest in our products. As principle, we, at Bio Sleep Concept are using only "All Natural" and "Organic" components for our final products. In the case of the 3" Wool Topper, the cover is made out of 100% certified organic cotton cover, filled with Eco Valley pure wool. There is no spray of any kind on any of our products. What may happen, as the wool is totally pure and natural, is that the first few days after receiving the topper, you may smell the wool. This odor disappears very quickly. We receive the batch of wool from our North West growers and we card it in our shop. If the wool is very fresh, the smell may be more obvious for a small while. To finish, all of our products are chemical free and are never sprayed of anything. Please, do not hesitate to contact us for any more questions on our products. Sincerely, CM
43692
Just got back from Yellowstone. Have worn mine for 5 days straight with no smell. Cross country skiing, hiking and snowmobiling. Never got cold. Nothing beats wool for base layer. Didn't have smell problem with first wash. Just as good as Smartwool for half the price. Again, NOTHING beats merino wool for extreme weather base layer.
691205
It's not wool. The material is very durable though. My cat loves this and we do too!
926934
Hi ~ I have only used the Fireline fused & the Beadalon Wildfire which is thermally bonded. I've used some threads for their colors which might be considered woven or braided, but I like the strength of the two I mention here at the very small diameters offered for my beads that have tiny holes. I'm sorry that I can't answer your question more specifically.