Aaron Leritz

3rd Craft. I have several types, one even with a wind layer on the torso for
those really cold days.

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Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 1:05 PM
To: anklebiter456; stephen salter; obra@list.obra.org
Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] base layer recommendations?

Second the Craft stuff. I've used it extensively over the last 3-4 years
and it's great. For sub 40 deg days I use long sleeve Craft base w/wool
long sleeve jersey + shell and I'm good. Also great for late summer/early
fall under short sleeve jersey as long as the fashion police aren't looking.

Nick

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Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 12:55 PM
To: stephen salter; obra@list.obra.org
Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] base layer recommendations?

I have had the best luck with the Craft Zero Extreme base layers. This are
super thin and wich very well. That can handle a very large range of
tempratures. I have the thicker caft pro base layers aas well and I hardly
wear them. They usually work best around freezing. I would also suggest
putting in a 3/4 zipper in them so you can regulate the temperature. These
tops are warm wet or dry. I also have a short sleeve Extreme one as well
that I match up with arm warms for the warmer wet days or very cold days
under a winter long sleve jersey with a vest on.

http://www.realcyclist.com/craft-prozero-extreme-crew-baselayer-top-long-sle
eve-womens

I sure you are going to get alot of other options. Good time to buy. They
usually all go on sale right now, especially the womens.

AP

From: stephen salter
To: obra@list.obra.org
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 12:07 PM
Subject: [OBRA Chat] base layer recommendations?

looking to add a base layer finally to my winter riding set up and looking
for recommendations/feedback on the pros and cons of different brands,
models etc. there are so many options and i would like to get it right the
first time. im looking for something i can wear from 50-30 degrees, wet or
not, you know winter ridding in Oregon. thanks
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Wood, Nicholas C

Second the Craft stuff. I've used it extensively over the last 3-4 years and it's great. For sub 40 deg days I use long sleeve Craft base w/wool long sleeve jersey + shell and I'm good. Also great for late summer/early fall under short sleeve jersey as long as the fashion police aren't looking.

Nick

From: obra-bounces@list.obra.org [mailto:obra-bounces@list.obra.org] On Behalf Of anklebiter456
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 12:55 PM
To: stephen salter; obra@list.obra.org
Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] base layer recommendations?

I have had the best luck with the Craft Zero Extreme base layers. This are super thin and wich very well. That can handle a very large range of tempratures. I have the thicker caft pro base layers aas well and I hardly wear them. They usually work best around freezing. I would also suggest putting in a 3/4 zipper in them so you can regulate the temperature. These tops are warm wet or dry. I also have a short sleeve Extreme one as well that I match up with arm warms for the warmer wet days or very cold days under a winter long sleve jersey with a vest on.

http://www.realcyclist.com/craft-prozero-extreme-crew-baselayer-top-long-sleeve-womens

I sure you are going to get alot of other options. Good time to buy. They usually all go on sale right now, especially the womens.

AP

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Subject: [OBRA Chat] base layer recommendations?

looking to add a base layer finally to my winter riding set up and looking for recommendations/feedback on the pros and cons of different brands, models etc. there are so many options and i would like to get it right the first time. im looking for something i can wear from 50-30 degrees, wet or not, you know winter ridding in Oregon. thanks
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anklebiter456

I have had the best luck with the Craft Zero Extreme base layers.  This are super thin and wich very well.  That can handle a very large range of tempratures.  I have the thicker caft pro base layers aas well and I hardly wear them.  They usually work best around freezing.  I would also suggest putting in a 3/4 zipper in them so you can regulate the temperature.  These tops are warm wet or dry.  I also have a short sleeve Extreme one as well that I match up with arm warms for the warmer wet days or very cold days under a winter long sleve jersey with a vest on.
 
http://www.realcyclist.com/craft-prozero-extreme-crew-baselayer-top-long-sleeve-womens
 
I sure you are going to get alot of other options.  Good time to buy.  They usually all go on sale right now, especially the womens.
 
AP
 

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looking to add a base layer finally to my winter riding set up and looking for recommendations/feedback on the pros and cons of different brands, models etc. there are so many options and i would like to get it right the first time. im looking for something i can wear from 50-30 degrees, wet or not, you know winter ridding in Oregon. thanks
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stephen salter

looking to add a base layer finally to my winter riding set up and looking for recommendations/feedback on the pros and cons of different brands, models etc. there are so many options and i would like to get it right the first time. im looking for something i can wear from 50-30 degrees, wet or not, you know winter ridding in Oregon. thanks