[pct-l] the perfect desert shirt?

[Brett]

 >>Suggestions on specific brands and models of your version of "a 
perfect desert hiking shirt"

Sugoi Basic Tee with suncreen or an umbrella, with the GoLite C-Thru 
long-sleeve zip "t-neck" as a backup for whenever sunscreen or an 
umbrella aren't practical.

The high-SPF "desert shirts" - button-down, with vents, etc., tend to be 
very tightly woven and breathe comparatively poorly, besides being 
rather heavy and, imo, uncomfortable to wear with a pack.

- blisterfree

katherine becksvoort wrote:
>
> Hey all,
> Now, I know everyone here has very different opinions about 
> gear...which is why I'm asking for ideas.
>  
> I've got all my clothes sorted out for 2008 thru...except for the 
> desert hiking shirt. I've heard it all...you MUST go thru with a long 
> sleeve, white, collared shirt.....all the way to whatever you've got 
> it okay with lots of sunscreen and a good hat.
>  
> So, my question is....
> Suggestions on specific brands and models of your version of "a 
> perfect desert hiking shirt"
>  
> Also....Jetboil or Pepsi G?
>  
> Again, I've heard both.....and am leaning towards my Pepsi G. I've 
> already got that system figured out, and my father (the retired 
> engineer) would be so happy to see the same original Pepsi G feed me 
> for another hike.
>  
> MoonPie
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