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If you want to maintain a comfortable temperature in all weather conditions, choosing to wear a base layer is crucial.  Base layers tend to be made from either Polyester or Merino Wool, two very different fabrics which both perform a critical function; wicking, that is, drawing moisture away from your skin. What that basically means is that you don&#8217;t get [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you want to maintain a comfortable temperature in all weather conditions, choosing to wear a base layer is crucial.  Base layers tend to be made from either Polyester or Merino Wool, two very different fabrics which both perform a critical function; wicking, that is, drawing moisture away from your skin. What that basically means is that you don&#8217;t get damp from perspiration as you undertake your energetic walk or climb.  It also keeps any warm air next to your skin. Cotton however<span id="more-120"></span>is very poor at wicking, as it tends to just absorb and hold on to any moisture.  Base layers come with short or long sleeves, the latter being a good option to keep covered up from the sun to avoid getting burned while also keeping you warmer. Layering your clothes is important, a base layer and then a mid layer &#8211; something like a light fleece under your waterproof will allow you to make the most of the outdoors in all of our wonderful British weather conditions!</p>
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