tigel
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I'm looking to do some shopping for winter wear. My jackets are way too big/bulky to throw in, my pants/socks/shoe area are fine. My only problem is I can't find a warm, wind/water resistant fleece jacket for disc golf that I know is going to be move-able enough to throw properly in.
What do you guys wear that gives you the best mobility, but also protects against rain/wind/cold. Cold I'm not too worried about. With layering my core stays warm enough.
As for the throwing hand. I had a tournament last week in 20 degree with, raining off and on all day... My discs stayed dry thanks to my six towels but through it all my throwing hand was freezing. I stayed active, kept it in my pocket every chance I could, etc etc. However, at the end of the day because of the cold, wet, and dry weather, I developed a KILLER blood blister at my rip point. Even in rounds gripping the disc was tough. Not because of the plastic, or rain, but because my hand was physically too cold to grip it 100%.
Again, what do you guys to keep your throwing hand warm? I didn't mention both because I wear a glove on my off hand. I thought about just wearing glove on my throwing hand as well. I wasn't sure if it was worth it when I thought about that when packing so I didn't bother bringing it. However, I think it would have at least helped after experiencing freezing hell last weekend haha.
What do you guys wear that gives you the best mobility, but also protects against rain/wind/cold. Cold I'm not too worried about. With layering my core stays warm enough.
As for the throwing hand. I had a tournament last week in 20 degree with, raining off and on all day... My discs stayed dry thanks to my six towels but through it all my throwing hand was freezing. I stayed active, kept it in my pocket every chance I could, etc etc. However, at the end of the day because of the cold, wet, and dry weather, I developed a KILLER blood blister at my rip point. Even in rounds gripping the disc was tough. Not because of the plastic, or rain, but because my hand was physically too cold to grip it 100%.
Again, what do you guys to keep your throwing hand warm? I didn't mention both because I wear a glove on my off hand. I thought about just wearing glove on my throwing hand as well. I wasn't sure if it was worth it when I thought about that when packing so I didn't bother bringing it. However, I think it would have at least helped after experiencing freezing hell last weekend haha.