[pct-l] tyvek windshirt

[glenhubbell at yahoo.com (Glen Hubbell)]

Using the whole suit in place of carrying a silk
sleeping bag liner sounds like a practical, multiple
use, ultra light solution: you can use it to retain
body heat while walking and sleeping where the silk
liner is only useable while sleeping. Thankx for the
suggestion. I'm going to get one and do some
experiments.

Chance

--- jesse ashbaugh <jesseashbaugh@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Has anyone used a tyvek shirt as a wind shirt?  A
> friend gave me a jumpsuit and I cut the pants off to
> make a little jacket out of it. So far it seems like
> it would make an ok wind shirt. Its light, wind
> proof and water resistant. At $1.80 or so a piece,
> its hard to say no when some of the other options
> can run more tha $60. Any thoughts?
> 
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