How many people.....

[myway]

work outside? It's starting to get cold....and rainy.... it SUX. And that under armour junk does Not work well for long periods of exposure. It sux. This is probably why so many people trade street medicine for hospital work.

 

[H_T_]

get a jacket, Einstein.

 

[myway]

I wear: under armour cold gear, a uniform shirt, a coat with heavy liner. BUT good thinking. Any other ideas?

 

[Gymgurl]

Find a hottie to snuggle up with

 

[mountain muscle]

You need to head to REI or North Face and get some decent base-layer gear.

http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Subcategory.aspx?viewAll=false&top=1&cat=13&viewAll=false


I have been working outside for the last 5.5 years, night, day, rain, snow.

Invest in some good gear. If you work outside and you are cold, you just aren't working hard enough.

 

[H_T_]

I wear: under armour cold gear, a uniform shirt, a coat with heavy liner. BUT good thinking. Any other ideas?

a job more suited for a whining panty-waste like yourself? how about a stripper?

 

[mountain muscle]

how about a stripper?

I'll take one.

 

[H_T_]

I'll take one.

they're great listeners....

 

[Smurfy]

where do you live>?

 

[pintoca]

where do you live>?

 

[gonelifting]

You need to head to REI or North Face and get some decent base-layer gear.

http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Subcategory.aspx?viewAll=false&top=1&cat=13&viewAll=false


I have been working outside for the last 5.5 years, night, day, rain, snow.

Invest in some good gear. If you work outside and you are cold, you just aren't working hard enough.

I agree with MM. That helped me a lot. A layer of those under the clothes make a difference. If you can wear a hat and gloves, that's great too, but sometimes you can't depending on the job.

Moving around a lot helps. It warms you up from the inside. Just a 5 minutes of cardio type walking or something.

 

[solidspine]

Move to Porto Rico

 

[hotzie]

i work outside 99% of the time and it gets fuckin cold here, after 12 hours in teh maine winter you really appreciate a good heater

 

[H_T_]

i work outside 99% of the time and it gets fuckin cold here, after 12 hours in teh maine winter you really appreciate a good heater

every kid in Maine is named Dakota.

 

[hotzie]

every kid in Maine is named Dakota.

i thought their name was "brotha"

god i hate the way these fuckers talk

 

[myway]

You need to head to REI or North Face and get some decent base-layer gear.

http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Subcategory.aspx?viewAll=false&top=1&cat=13&viewAll=false


I have been working outside for the last 5.5 years, night, day, rain, snow.

Invest in some good gear. If you work outside and you are cold, you just aren't working hard enough.

I'll check it out.

 

[Smurfy]

i work outside 99% of the time and it gets fuckin cold here, after 12 hours in teh maine winter you really appreciate a good heater

good thing you got hat space heater and electric blanket

 

[myway]

where do you live>?

Missouri.

 

[myway]

I agree with MM. That helped me a lot. A layer of those under the clothes make a difference. If you can wear a hat and gloves, that's great too, but sometimes you can't depending on the job.

Moving around a lot helps. It warms you up from the inside. Just a 5 minutes of cardio type walking or something.

I can wear hats and I do. Gloves, no. That's because I gotta wear latex gloves. I have even tried to wear gloves under latex gloves.... does not work.

 

[myway]

i work outside 99% of the time and it gets fuckin cold here, after 12 hours in teh maine winter you really appreciate a good heater

heaters are great but this is part of the problem: We get stuck outside on calls for car wrecks or whatever and by the time we get back to the ambulance...where the heater is located.. we are cold and soaking wet from the snow and rain. When we finally start to dry off and warm up, we get another call. So we spend hours soaking wet and cold. I think that's why all of the warm gear does not work well. When it gets wet, the cold goes right through it. When it's really cold, our clothes get crunchy from the ice. It sux.