[GonZilla]

Ok...So I live in Vegas and I ride year round out here...I get by just fine with a textile jacket and some long johns when I go for rides...The thing is, the wind bites at my neck. When its 28 degrees its an ass kicker...Aside from the colllar on my textile jacket can anyone recommend some kind of gear to keep me covered? I'd rather stay as warm as possible this winter

[TGZ13]

Originally Posted by GonZilla

Ok...So I live in Vegas and I ride year round out here...I get by just fine with a textile jacket and some long johns when I go for rides...The thing is, the wind bites at my neck. When its 28 degrees its an ass kicker...Aside from the colllar on my textile jacket can anyone recommend some kind of gear to keep me covered? I'd rather stay as warm as possible this winter

Scarf or even a fleece kneck warmer (used to wear one religiously when I snowboarded)

[deez]

28 degrees? Get a stitch, and a heated vest.

[bwhip]

I use the fleece neck warmer too. Works great, really cuts the wind chill factor.

[EatnAsphalt]

Get a Gerbing heated jacket liner. Had mine for 3 years now. Worth every penny. No matter what temp it is, I'm comfortable. With only a t-shirt under it. Just a lot more convenient to carry a single garmet instead of having to wear multiple layers. I wear mine under my leathers.

[dB]

I'm a wimp. When it gets into the 30's I use an e-vest AND a fleece neck warmer. The neck warmer alone is nice when it's cool enough to "bite your neck" but not cold enough to turn on the vest.

[EatnAsphalt]

Originally Posted by dB

I'm a wimp. When it gets into the 30's I use an e-vest AND a fleece neck warmer. The neck warmer alone is nice when it's cool enough to "bite your neck" but not cold enough to turn on the vest.

Hell I use my e-jacket when it's in the 50s around here. The high humidity (only when it's cold) area this is makes it feel a lot colder than it really is.

[dB]

Originally Posted by EatnAsphalt

The high humidity (only when it's cold) area this is makes it feel a lot colder than it really is.

Yeah, that makes a big difference. It's usually pretty dry here. I've had some cold rides in the Santa Cruz mountains during early Summer.

[dB]

GonZilla, here's the neck warmer I have: Turtle Fur

You can get them at REI, Sports Authority, Sport Chalet...and I think I got mine at Cycle Gear.

[TGZ13]

Originally Posted by dB

GonZilla, here's the neck warmer I have: Turtle Fur

You can get them at REI, Sports Authority, Sport Chalet...and I think I got mine at Cycle Gear.

Thats the one I use

I also have one that has a little elastic at the bottom which is nice cause it makes a little seal almost

[Red Rider]

Originally Posted by dB

GonZilla, here's the neck warmer I have: Turtle Fur

You can get them at REI, Sports Authority, Sport Chalet...and I think I got mine at Cycle Gear.

Turtle Furs are a skiers/boarders best friend!

[Chain]

Originally Posted by GonZilla

Ok...So I live in Vegas and I ride year round out here...I get by just fine with a textile jacket and some long johns when I go for rides...The thing is, the wind bites at my neck. When its 28 degrees its an ass kicker...Aside from the colllar on my textile jacket can anyone recommend some kind of gear to keep me covered? I'd rather stay as warm as possible this winter

He used the words winter and Las Vegas in the same sentence.

[OSIRIS]

I had no idea it got that cold in Vegas

Another for the Turtle Fur

[TGZ13]

Originally Posted by OSIRIS

I had no idea it got that cold in Vegas

Another for the Turtle Fur

Good point

Could be pulling our leg and giving celcius which is something like 82 far.

[BDA116]

Vegas can in fact get fairly cold, and does see snow on occasion. However, the cold there doesn't compare to true winter wonderlands.
But what do I know, not being a part of the 'snow belt' and all. We never get any snow or cold temps.

[GonZilla]

Originally Posted by BDA116

Vegas can in fact get fairly cold, and does see snow on occasion. However, the cold there doesn't compare to true winter wonderlands.
But what do I know, not being a part of the 'snow belt' and all. We never get any snow or cold temps.

Well Im from MN...I know how winter is...So, when it does get cold in Vegas, Im not referring to it as winter time, just the winter months...We do have a mountain that I snowboard on about 45 minutes away

[BDA116]

Originally Posted by GonZilla

Well Im from MN...I know how winter is...So, when it does get cold in Vegas, Im not referring to it as winter time, just the winter months...We do have a mountain that I snowboard on about 45 minutes away

Mt.Charleston. The skiing there isn't all that bad, either.

[GonZilla]

Originally Posted by BDA116

Mt.Charleston. The skiing there isn't all that bad, either.

I prefer to board, but the hill is nice for as close as it is!

[Northy]

Originally Posted by dB

GonZilla, here's the neck warmer I have: Turtle Fur

You can get them at REI, Sports Authority, Sport Chalet...and I think I got mine at Cycle Gear.

Yep, it's the one I use too.

[GonZilla]

Originally Posted by Northy

Yep, it's the one I use too.

Ill prolly pick one of those up...

As far as gloves I wanted some new ones for the cooler months since my paws get a little chilly when I wear my leather gloves on longer rides...

For the price I think:

http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/33-JR04-3

Any other ideas?

[Northy]

These ---------> A-Star Storm
Or these -------> A-Star WR-1

[GonZilla]

Originally Posted by Northy

These ---------> A-Star Storm
Or these -------> A-Star WR-1

Do you use those? I would like a product feedback if you do...

[ReaperAZ]

Originally Posted by Red Rider

Turtle Furs are a skiers/boarders best friend!

Don't forget snowmobilers best friend also. I use it a lot here in the winter months in the mornings. Most of the time I just wear my nomax balaklava.


Dano

[nedro]

Or you could go with a Headless Hoodlum. I got one and its soft and warm.
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