asommerville
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If i put a lightweight under a heavyweight will it give him any extra warmth? He has a 300g but is a bit cold,put a fleece under but it got soaked with the rain!
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LaurenBay
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Yes because layers trap the warm air. How much forage is he getting?
tallyho!
Following a strict mediterranean diet...
How do you know that? Is there a peer reviewed trial to show this?
asommerville
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I thought layer would be bettee, he gets aa much hay as he can eat
Silmarillion
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Crikey, I didn't know we were expected to reference our posts these days! 
OP - layers should keep him warmer, yes. I usually use stable rugs for layering. Fleeces stretch and get wet!
OP - layers should keep him warmer, yes. I usually use stable rugs for layering. Fleeces stretch and get wet!
tallyho!
Following a strict mediterranean diet...
Crikey, I didn't know we were expected to reference our posts these days!
OP - layers should keep him warmer, yes. I usually use stable rugs for layering. Fleeces stretch and get wet!
It's the way things are going. People are asking for proof for allsorts these days... crazy.
Ginge Crosby
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personally don't like layering turnout ontop of turnout, in my head (not that it's fact or anything) i think the extra turnout makes mine more likely to sweat up under it. i layer with a fleece or stable rug. If your fleece got wet whilst under a turnout sounds like either your turnout needs reproofing, or he got hot and sweaty.