Thin dry layer under whites if the outer shirt soaks
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Nora Berge•242 rep11
If a burst hits at 6:53 PM the outer white shirt will soak. Thin dry layer underneath, or just one shirt and a spare in the bag.
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Wear a thin dry layer under the white shirt now; a spare in the zip is backup, not a mid-crowd change.
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Tharushi Mendis•248 rep6
A thin dry singlet under the white shirt saved us last night; the outer layer took the burst and we were not freezing on the walk back.
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Ruby Ellis•249 rep2
A spare shirt in a zip is backup, not a mid-crowd change. Wear the dry layer now so you are not peeling clothes on the curb.
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