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In reply to Post #16
Mozzi nets
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In reply to Post #20
Thanks chaps. Plenty to look at there.
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In reply to Post #19
The amount of money to be saved buying this stuff out of season is ridiculous. I buy thermals, waterproofs etc as it warms up and shops want to clear that stuff, will often be half the price it would cost in october/November.
I normally buy gas when the supermarkets/wilko/Halford are clearing it after festival season, might struggle this year with that 
I find merino itchy when I put it on but it settles down after a bit
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In reply to Post #18
forward planning is not massively seen on carp forum. hence the amount that sell all their kit.
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In reply to Post #16
>>>>35c and your talking about thermals ??? nutters what will you talk about in the winter swimmin cozzys ? <<<<
I went out yesterday to get some bits to do a plumbing job in the house. Unable to find what I wanted but came home with a boot full of sacks of coal for Winter instead. I was sweating buckets loading up in the heat and unloaded car early this morning before it got hot again.
It's called forward planning.
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In reply to Post #16
Always buy my wool in summer
Better deals
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35c  and your talking about thermals ??? nutters what will you talk about in the winter swimmin cozzys ?
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In reply to Post #1
Take a look at Brynje of Norway super thermo base layers... think hi tech string vests, with a tightish fitting merino layer over the top you’ll be warm as toast.
I wouldn’t touch Helly Hansen... there’s a reason they get the nickname smelly helly...
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In reply to Post #5
Merino isnt itchy. Ive used woolpower and icebreaker merino thermals for years and they are brilliant. The icebreaker is more comfy though.
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Helly Hansen base layers a little more expensive than others but the warmest I’ve ever worn, you don’t sweat in them either.
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In reply to Post #9
Had a merino top for snowboarding. I went a whole season without washing it and didn’t smell at all, and I’m a sweaty little ****er
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In reply to Post #8
I got some M&S thermals on Old Geezers recommend some years ago. 👍
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Ussen extreme
they are great Thermals
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In reply to Post #5
hi
merino is much softer even than lambs wool its like wearing a very soft cotton.
i prefer 100% . be careful of some
cheaper stuff they throw the Merino term around and then you find its got a load of cotton or Poly in it.
how it wicks is amazing. as you heat up, the fibres loosen and create more tiny holes for vapour and sweat.
in the cold the fibers tighten.
as braders says, the amazing thing is its natural anti bacterial properties. which means it never smells of BO
scientists in the Arctic have worn it for months on end and reported no odour.
if its 100% merino just take a bit of care with it. wash in a machine at 20 or 30 but use woolite , not a detergent. and no conditioner.
it will stay more natural then. not strip away all its oils and protection
when drying, dont let it get hot. not direct sun or radiators.. it will last decades
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In reply to Post #7
It absorbs it some how,I have never had any issues with it.You could do with oldgeezer popping up,he knows some good thermals and normally puts links on for you
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