Compared to my NRS pogies, they are easy to put on. No teeth needed until they are saturated.
These pogies are really too warm for summer use, even in Alaska. The polarfleece lining is really thick.
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For winter. (5/5) | Nov 8, 2009 | Matthew T O'Connor | Anchorage Al US |
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I have been using these for winter paddling in Prince William Sound Alaska for two years. They are just right. They are comfortable even when wet. Unlike lame neoprene pogies, they are not clammy. They are also spacious and non-restrictive. On really cold days (10 degrees fahrenheit or below) I take two pairs for a full days paddle. One for the trip out, and a dry pair for the trip back. Compared to my NRS pogies, they are easy to put on. No teeth needed until they are saturated. These pogies are really too warm for summer use, even in Alaska. The polarfleece lining is really thick. |
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