[pct-l] The Great Underwear Debate

[lee staley]

In doing some sections (J, K, L) men's Patagonia 9 Trails running shorts 
(built in liner) worked good for me.  Had 1 pair or sometimes 2 pair (if 
I was making a town stop and wanted something clean to wear there).  
Otherwise, rinsed out shorts in a kettle of water each night (no soap - 
another thing to carry) and changed into to the stuff I slept in - smart 
wool micro weight underwear.  The 9 Trails usually dried overnight after 
being spread out on a tree limb or bush. No irritation or fungus or gunk 
issues.  They stood up to abrasions, snags, and the usual trail wear and 
tear.

Cruz Control


On 3/4/10 2:42 PM, Diane at Santa Barbara Hikes dot com wrote:
> My gender: female
> Qty of underwear: 1
> Feminine hygiene: none (Hysterectomy)
>
> I wore ex-officio undies. They dried quickly. I could wash them in
> the middle of the day and hike them dry if I wanted.
> On Mar 4, 2010, at 12:29 PM, pct-l-request at backcountry.net wrote:
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