Several layers let you regulate warmth without changing the whole kit. The first layer moves moisture away, the second keeps warmth, and the third protects from wind and rain. This is useful when mornings are cold, days are warmer, and evenings cool again. One thick layer handles these changes worse.
The suit should let you raise your arms, squat, and bend without pulling in the shoulders or lower back. It should allow an insulating layer underneath in cold seasons. Clothing that is too tight warms worse because it compresses insulation. Clothing that is too loose can let wind in and interfere with tackle work.
In a boat, wind and splash protection are especially important. The jacket should block wind, and footwear should have a non-slip sole. Gloves help work with wet braid and cold metal. Even in summer, a light outer layer is useful in case of wind.
Several layers let you regulate warmth without changing the whole kit. The first layer moves moisture away, the second keeps warmth, and the third protects from wind and rain. This is useful when mornings are cold, days are warmer, and evenings cool again. One thick layer handles these changes worse.
The suit should let you raise your arms, squat, and bend without pulling in the shoulders or lower back. It should allow an insulating layer underneath in cold seasons. Clothing that is too tight warms worse because it compresses insulation. Clothing that is too loose can let wind in and interfere with tackle work.
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