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In reply to Post #1
Woolpower are superb.
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In reply to Post #8
They’re spot on used exactly as you describe.
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In reply to Post #9
Solar heated cushion is superb
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In reply to Post #8
I've seen you mention those before, just had a nosey, like the look of those. I didn't want to use my bedchair cover but had thought about buying another espesh as most are waterproof but that blanket looks much better for the job 
Edit, still thinking about the heated gear too, Preston started that with me, like the idea of the seat box pad for my chair or foot end of bed to keep tootsies warm....I know...jessy 🤣
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In reply to Post #6
Get a snugpak jungle blanket,thin,lightweight but warm.I then put it between the layers on my sleeping bag so keeps me even more toasty
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I've used the 'Icebreaker' brand of merino wool thermals for years when riding enduro bikes in the depths of winter. Fantastic thermals.https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/brands/icebreaker.html
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In reply to Post #5
Just to add, I personally find using a blanket over your legs to keep the wind off in the 1st place is a game changer, not very carpy but hey ho, as is the wind coming from behind your chair.
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If your sitting down and not very active sadly very little keeps the cold out.
Layering is the best approach merino or look at some of the mountain brands like Rab or paramo, they have grid fleeces which from memory trap in the air and are supposed to help keep you warmer and very breathable. But unfortunately, I refer back to my first point.
Also keep the wind out so top everything off with a good breathable wind proof layer
Sorry rambling... Also make sure everything is as breathable as you can afford, if it isn't you'll be wet inside your shell and will end up being cold and wet.
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In reply to Post #2
Iv got trakker base layer top and bottoms . The tops seams are bloody annoying and iv given up with it.
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In reply to Post #1
Smartwool get some good reviews but are not cheap,I had thermals from m&s a few years ago (merino wool) theyre superb might be worth a look
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Hi , with winter not too far away i"m looking for recommends on thermals, i'm told merino wool is the best but im looking for recommendations ie brands etc , i do feel the cold so im looking for the warmest , appreciate any advice
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