Silly new to the east coast question

There is some 7 foot plus NBA guy from China.    Remember the Yogi Berra commercial?

Silk as a base layer works great.  Wook or fleece as part of tye layers ditto.  Wool socks as an option.  Brink a decent hat, even if you have a full head of hair.

My taking hits to the groin have mostly been due to deflected arrows.

Jenna - you are a perfect height.

Honestly, I cannot preach the greatness of seriously warm thermals. It will only get colder out and they will absolutely be useful. I find myself using my wool thermals and socks for alittle over 5 months a year, I am a normally frigid person though so my standard is alittle below the normal human functioning levels. But I tend to wear wool socks, thermals and then 3-4 layers of clothing on top of that with a wool cloak lined with fleece.

That being said, a good deal of sports stores sell thermals and it never hurts to get a set of thermals designed for very cold temperatures because at worse, you take off an outer layer.


Also, depending on your foot wear.. I'd really advise wool socks. If you have good snow/cold weather boots, maybe you can get away with not having a pair but if you don't want wet cold feet.. well, yeah, wool socks, get them.

Wool socks or the hunting socks that come in a set with the liner and the wool that goes over it. I've never been more miserable at game than when my feet are cold and wet.

Silk as a base layer works great.  Wook or fleece as part of tye layers ditto. 

The rough part is trying to shave Chewbacca while keeping your arms in their sockets.

www.hmoon.com/


  Here is a link to the Half Moon stuff that Mike mentioned

  If "The Seamstress" here at KR has any , she makes really great wool cloaks.  I have bought four of them from her

So another question: what's the easiest way for some people from the city to get out to the events?


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