View Full Version : Cold Weather Gear
soccer711k
25 Aug 2002, 12:36 PM
I was wondering what to wear under my jersey to keep warm during the winter months?
gkjoe
25 Aug 2002, 02:58 PM
Usually running around keeps me warm enough. If it's really cold, I have a shirt that's just like underarmour coldgear, it works really well. the most important part of staying warm is keeping dry
Becks7
27 Aug 2002, 05:53 PM
wear gloves and a toque
soccer711k
28 Aug 2002, 06:27 PM
whats a toque?
gerr18
28 Aug 2002, 07:05 PM
Under Armour makes a cold weather mockturtle neck longsleeve shirt which is very nice in the cold. I only wear it when it is frigid though...I cant stand lots of clothes on when I'm playing, but this is thin and doesn't really bother me at all.
Becks7
29 Aug 2002, 03:21 AM
Originally posted by soccer711k
whats a toque?
that's what us Canadians call a "woolen" hat...
http://fog.imageg.net/@v=0167@/graphics/product_images/p441893reg.jpg
that's a pic...
jmeissen0
29 Aug 2002, 10:13 PM
don't worry about it... you don't need squat
it's only as cold as you let it be in your mind, in other words... it's not cold
Becks7
30 Aug 2002, 03:29 AM
Originally posted by jmeissen0
don't worry about it... you don't need squat
it's only as cold as you let it be in your mind, in other words... it's not cold
and then you get hit with a rock hard ball in the chest, and u come out of your little dream...
jmeissen0
30 Aug 2002, 03:48 AM
Originally posted by Becks7
and then you get hit with a rock hard ball in the chest, and u come out of your little dream...
huh?
have you ever played in snow, sleet, and/or wind from hell???
weather matters not, it's in your head... you don't have to let it bother you unless you are ok with being weak
you have probably taken kicked soccer balls off of your face at extremely high velocities (face, not the head)... that probably also didn't do anything to you... why? you had no inclination of it being something that should have caused pain of any kind... so why should cold?
i've run 10 miles in sub zero farhenheit, 12 inches of snow and with nothing more than shorts and a t-shirt... when i was done my shirt had frozen to the hair on my chest... but i was perfectly fine, it's a complete mind job... prepare yourself or start making concessions, just be careful, once you admit that you are weak, you'll make concessions for more and more things... your hands are cold, your arms are cold, your toes are cold, the ball hurts, it's cold no matter what
your mind and your body can do strange and wonderful things together... you just have to believe
Gmoney
30 Aug 2002, 02:45 PM
Eurosport carries a few items to keep you warm underneath your game jersey:
Adidas L/S Base Layer Jersey:
http://www.soccer.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=1186&pcount=&Product_Id=54635
Nike Dri-Fit L/S Jersey:
Tee:http://www.soccer.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=1186&pcount=&Product_Id=59574
UnderArmour Cold Gear L/S Jersey:
http://www.soccer.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=1186&pcount=&Product_Id=36852
Chetmonkey4000
01 Sep 2002, 10:39 PM
man, just in case ur wondering, there is a little thing in this world called frostbite...wear something underneath....i played in a game with snow, and i had 2 long sleeve shirts and a turtle neck on under my jersey, i wore a wool hat, and 2 pairs of socks (that might be a little hard but if you can manage to squeeze ur foot into your boot w/ them, it is worth it) if you play a position where ur throwing the ball in a lot, you might wanna find something loose, but if you play a central position...you'll be fine...also, if you happen to come off the field, drink water (even though it doesn't seem like you need it) and grab a blanket to cover your legs