Helly Hansen Lifa top

   I was out at the weekend and got a bit wet and then very chilly in the northerly wind.
To help stay a bit warmer I've bought a race skin to go under my hikers but I'd rather be a bit warm than too cold.
I've got a HH top that's 62% Merino and 48% polypro - would this be any good as the first layer under a Rooster Race Skin/Crewsaver Moko/HH Thermal top combo or would a pure polypro top be better?
Ive also got a Nike polyester top that's nice but I don't know if polyester is any good when it gets wet.
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tedm Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Posting king Joined: 20 Sep 06 Location: Chester Online Status: Offline Posts: 174	Post Options Post Reply Quote tedm Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Helly Hansen Lifa top Posted: 19 Apr 12 at 12:03pm
	I was out at the weekend and got a bit wet and then very chilly in the northerly wind. To help stay a bit warmer I've bought a race skin to go under my hikers but I'd rather be a bit warm than too cold. I've got a HH top that's 62% Merino and 48% polypro - would this be any good as the first layer under a Rooster Race Skin/Crewsaver Moko/HH Thermal top combo or would a pure polypro top be better? Ive also got a Nike polyester top that's nice but I don't know if polyester is any good when it gets wet. Confused