Getting wet

MassiveDelta
MassiveDelta Posts: 3,271 Member
edited October 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
Im going to be doing a trail race in a couple weeks and its generally cold. Additionally it has as many as 3-5 creek/crick crossings where a person could, depending on water levels, get completely soaked.

Do you have any suggestions on compression quick dry cold weather tights/leggings and socks?

Ideally I need to stay as warm as possible while being wet. Cold weather gear that's Quick drying.

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  • SixCatFaerie
    SixCatFaerie Posts: 690 Member
    Go to: http://www.merrell.com/US/en/MerrellMainPageB?grp=B

    They have plenty of waterproof/resistant clothing, socks, & shoes that should fit your needs. :bigsmile:

    When you look under categories you can specify what you need under the "Benefits" sub-category.

    Good luck!
  • MassiveDelta
    MassiveDelta Posts: 3,271 Member
    Any other options? Has anyone had in practical experience they can relate.

    SixCat..Have you used these? Do you know how well they work? Or are you a Merrrell Sales rep?
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  • MassiveDelta
    MassiveDelta Posts: 3,271 Member
    the neoprene would be way to hot for a race but yes it would work nicely.
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  • JakeNonne
    JakeNonne Posts: 74 Member
    My experiences are mainly from camping/hiking but I've had lots of luck with wool socks and capilene long underwear. Wool is good for keeping you warm when wet. I would suggest wool athletic socks and quick-dry running tights. I just got some Layer 8 quick-dry running tights for biking. I rode in a rain on Sunday wearing my running tights under my bike shorts. My legs were nice and warm while riding 14 mph in wet tights after the rain stopped.
  • Newf77
    Newf77 Posts: 802 Member
    UnderArmor has always done well by me. I have head to toe set and use it for winter camping/hikeing/hunting Colorado style.
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