You talking about ripstop?Good point I guess what I am describing isn't even a fleece, I just associate grid with fleece in my head. My original question should have been for a microgrid base layer
This is pretty much it now I'm not sure what it is. https://www.eddiebauer.com/p/12950575/men's-high-route-grid-air-14-zipYou talking about ripstop?
I bought a new Patagonia Capilene hoody last year and wore hiking a couple days a week over the summer and it hasn't developed the funk.Pardon the interruption but has recent technology removed the stink factor from Capilene?
I used to run and bike in a Patagonia capilene base layer before merino was even a thing.
I liked the way it performed in keeping moisture away but it could get ripe pretty quickly.
Pardon the interruption but has recent technology removed the stink factor from Capilene?
I used to run and bike in a Patagonia capilene base layer before merino was even a thing.
I liked the way it performed in keeping moisture away but it could get ripe pretty quickly.
I do remember my capilene getting pretty funky quickly. I'm sold on merino for the base layerPardon the interruption but has recent technology removed the stink factor from Capilene?
I used to run and bike in a Patagonia capilene base layer before merino was even a thing.
I liked the way it performed in keeping moisture away but it could get ripe pretty quickly.
I thought the same. Its not warm at all hardly a mid layer.Have you had your hands on it? I bought one for my wife and it's so thin I was surprised that they advertise it as a grid fleece.
Looks just like what I'm thinking of thanksA1 - Aether Pullover
Technical Features: Moisture Wicking Breathable Quick Drying Highly Compressible Design Details: ¼ zip neck for easy temperature regulation Antimicrobial gussets fight underarm odor Athletic fit designed for layering Ergonomic seam lines help eliminate underarm, side, and shoulder chafe points...beyondclothing.com
Lightest, thinnest grid shirt that I know of.
The A1 is definitely thinner and lighter. The sitka is almost double the weight compared to the A1....but it's not far off.That A1 seems to be about the same thickness as a Sitka core Mid-weight. https://www.sitkagear.com/products/core-midweight-zip-t/pyrite
I've got this peice and have been very disappointed with it. I much prefer every other grid fleece I own, Kuiu 97 and 200 or heck even a heavy weight merino. This Canis peice is a swing and a miss in my opinion.Chamois Fleece Half-Zip
Nylon and merino come together to give hunters the best in warmth and breathability in this grid-fleece fabric. This lightweight Chamois Fleece ventilates and allows moisture to evaporate for maximum comfort to maintain the perfect microclimate.www.canisathlete.com
Been wanting to try this out, little steep in price but looks very lightweight.