When I encounter those conditions, I put on my Frog Toggs. Very light weight, breath, and keep the spray and water off.
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| Author: | MEPedaler [ Fri May 02, 2008 4:56 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Paddling wear for hot days in cold water |
I am considering buying a Mirage Revolution, but am concerned whether I'll be able to enjoy paddling it in Maine coastal waters in the summer, where the air temperature may be in the 80's but the water temp is in the 50's, and there may be a chop which will occasionally douse me with cold water. Is there a kind of paddling wear that will work in this setting--if so, what? I have previously tried a Hydroskin top, but that gets too hot in the summer sun. |
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| Author: | ranger774 [ Sat May 03, 2008 4:44 am ] |
| Post subject: | Try this |
When I encounter those conditions, I put on my Frog Toggs. Very light weight, breath, and keep the spray and water off.
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