Deacon Patrick - there are degrees of confusion. When I fail to recognize
that my sheep-wearing friend would never be looking at a pile hat I need to
slow down a wee bit. Also known as the challenge of taking a look at the
list while working on something else. My best to both Patricks. Bob
On Mon
No worries, Bob. I do that sometimes too. Sardonic grin.
With abandon,
Patrick of the highlands who wears a sheep on his head when it gets really
cold
On Sunday, December 18, 2016 at 8:34:18 PM UTC-7, Robert Barr wrote:
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> Patrick, I confused my Patricks
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Patrick, I confused my Patricks as the email string went on - but the
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On Sun, Dec 18, 2016 at 10:31 PM, Robert Barr wrote:
> Deacon - take a look at this: http://www.patagonia.
> com/product/shelled-synchilla-duckbill-cap/22240.html?dwvar_
> 22240_color=INDG&cgid=mens
Deacon - take a look at this:
http://www.patagonia.com/product/shelled-synchilla-duckbill-cap/22240.html?dwvar_22240_color=INDG&cgid=mens-hats-accessories-hats#tile-20=&start=1&sz=36
I have one that I wear under a hood when things get cold, wet, and
windy. For dryer colder conditions I go with
Thanks. I've looked at these before, and I have a few worries:
Do they stay on securely? I have small ears with lobes attached (securely)
to skull.
Don't you end up losing one of the pair?
This morning it was 25*F when I left the house, and, while I should have
worn a balaclava, instead, I used
You wear baked honey, nuts, spices, and phyllo dough on your head? That's a
unique approach to staying warm and blocking wind! Not to mention mid-ride
fueling needs. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick, who takes a balaclava in his panniers "just in case"
On Sunday, December 18, 2016 at 8:09:58 AM UTC-
Baklava and cycling helmet. Helmet blocks wind.
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Patrick, I have used Ear Bags for years for rides below 40F. Much below 32 I
add a thin balaclava.
http://sprigs.com/earbags/?gclid=Cj0KEQiAhNnCBRCqkP6bvOjz_IwBEiQAMn_TMWvzt87OR2ayRj7-QT4mhgmprIlRUQumpi8RCTWJZUgaAn9I8P8HAQ
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I know, I know, I'm a wimp, I admit it.
On Sat, Dec 17, 2016 at 3:00 PM, ascpgh wrote:
> Non-Fredly is to frostbite, suffer and not speak of it?
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> Put on your wool and review Rules #5, and 9. They may be the minority in
> which appearance (besides yourself out in the wet, cold, forbidding wild
That might just do it; wasn't aware of it -- thanks. However, I will look
further before buying (possum guilt trip notwithstanding -- yes, I know
it's a joke) because even with this hat I'd need a chin strap, as I do on
the Walz. And I don't really like balaclavas, unless the temp is guaranteed
to
Non-Fredly is to frostbite, suffer and not speak of it?
Put on your wool and review Rules #5, and 9. They may be the minority in
which appearance (besides yourself out in the wet, cold, forbidding wild)
is not the primary objective.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Saturday, December 17, 2016 at
Aren't I always showing off something or other? Grin.
Ears at 40˚F to 20˚F: I wear my Riv. possum wool "Radar O'Reilly" from
M*A*S*H* hat. https://www.rivbike.com/products/mcdonald-brim-beanie. Only
issue is at 20˚F on fast descents or strong headwinds in too much
combination there is no wind
-5 and windy: aww, yer just showing off now.
Seriously, nice report. I suppose with that beard you don't ever need a
balaclava. I wish I'd kept my shearling, Soviet apparatchik hat that I
bought for Quebec city; nah, it would be too warm for ABQ. In fact, I gave
it to my bro in law who until last
Minus five, with the winter clothing details finally coming together in the
little details. What a blast!
http://thegrid.ai/withabandon/winter-ramble
With abandon,
Patrick
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