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Warm, very. Good for down to a few degrees below zero with a merino base layer and a merino collar. It's windproof rather than waterproof, but like a Gabba it'll keep you warm even if it gets wet. It's quite thin, so if you're standing around for a long time you'll get cold, but so long as you keep riding it's an excellent bit of kit. Even if I do look like a total gimp wearing it...
Brommers-
This thing started a heated "debate" about whether I was overweight or not.
Which ended in her throwing out "I wish you were as thin and toned as you were when I first met you"
Attemptedly justified by "it'd look better if you just lost a bit of weight".
Which ended in me throwing her out.
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Thanks, I'm thinking it'll make an excellent no-fuss winter commuting garment. The onesie of the road.
Dick
Dramatic_Hammer
How is the thermosuit? How weatherproof/warm is it?