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    Sleeping naked is warmer?

    I've always understood that layers = warmth but I just had someone in one of my classes say that sleeping bags work better when your naked. I just wanted to see if there was any fact behind this statement. I know adding layers on top of what I'm already wearing makes me warmer but I've never slept naked or close to it in colder temps to really see if it does make a difference. Personally I think he doesn't know what he's talking about but figured I would ask around before I assume him wrong..

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    Lots of folks advocate that concept. But, I like the idea of not having to remember I'm bare-assed when I come out from behind the tarp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannibal View Post
    Lots of folks advocate that concept. But, I like the idea of not having to remember I'm bare-assed when I come out from behind the tarp.
    Ya that's one of my major concerns with the idea. When you get out of your sleeping setup you definitely want to have your clothing on if it's below freezing and especially so if it's below 0* (below 0 it's a matter of survival to keep from going hypothermic). It's certainly not easy to put on full cold weather gear in a sleeping bag on the ground and even harder I'm sure in a hammock

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    insulation is insulation

    do you usually take layers off when you are cold?

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    Whats the theory/logic behind this idea?

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    Quote Originally Posted by piotr01 View Post
    Whats the theory/logic behind this idea?
    This is one answer I found on yahoo answers

    If you are talking about "Outside" Camping..YES, sleeping naked will keep you warmer. Clothes restrict blood flow and also hold in moisture. If you are sleeping in colder weather or even freezing weather, sleeping with your clothes off and putting them inside your sleeping bag will result in you being warmer, by as much a +10 degree's.......

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    The Stephenson's are advocates as you can tell from the pics. Some R-rated images at this link: Here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannibal View Post
    The Stephenson's are advocates as you can tell from the pics. Some R-rated images at this link: Here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cavediver2 View Post
    Dang that just aint right
    Yeah, hearing about somebody's monkey butt is bad enough! I dang sure don't want to see it too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannibal View Post
    The Stephenson's are advocates as you can tell from the pics. Some R-rated images at this link: Here.
    That's one way to get people to click on the link!

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