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As far as i remember, people wearing clothes with this type of insualtion had problems with overheating. However things may have changed since then https://ww
by Haemm0r 6y ago
As far as i remember, people wearing clothes with this type of insualtion had problems with overheating.
However things may have changed since then
https://www.outsideonline.com/1919251/forget-down—aerogel-insulator-future https://www.outsideonline.com/1919251/forget-down—aerogel-in...
- dheera 6y agoInteresting. I was wondering since I've felt cold in almost every Gore-tex jacket I have worn. Also it would seem to me that using a really thin layer of the aerogel stuff could prevent overheating, keep warm while being stupidly thin and impressive.
- et-al 6y agoGore-Tex is not meant to insulate unless you're talking about just the bare skin feel against the inside of the jacket. Some Gore-Tex jackets had a mesh liner which helps alleviate that cold surface feeling (and protect the teflon layer). If you're interested in insulation for high-exertion activities, Polartec Alpha is now the bee's knees.