Winter is coming what are we gearing up with.

[freakinwizzz]

DIREWOLVES!

[discskavenger]

I am in North Dakota we get some pretty cold weather. So layers are key. Full set of long johns,t-shirt,then ibex base layer. Mountain hardwear bib's,and mountain hardwear jacket. Mittens,and face mask and a nice hat. I am oh so curious of this sheet that has been spoken about so you can practice drives. Please inform me of this set up.

[Rescue]

Sorry, just need a sweatshirt and maybe a beenie. I'd still probably wear shorts even if it snowed anyway? Just glad I don't have to find out
I've seen pics of the snow and people playing disc golf in it....my hat is off to you guys!

[juju]

Merino wool, down insulation layer, waterproof/windproof shell. Come at me bro.

[prerube]

I just bought a pair of these:

I am hoping for a little snow.

[TeeJay88]

What exactly are we looking at here, Im really not sure at all.

Originally Posted by prerube

I just bought a pair of these:

I am hoping for a little snow.

[prerube]

They are military issue Arctic gloves. They are not good for disc golf, but they keep your hands very warm when working on the course or shoveling tee pads.

[Rhynos4life]

Last year our winter was really mild in the Black Hills so we didnt need too much other than a base layer and something over that but if it's a cold winter like it's supposed to be it will be the usual cold weather setup. Layers, layers, layers, and then to mix it up, more layers. I need to pick up some pocket handwarmers though.

[jenb]

Texas winters can be pretty warm, so mostly gearing up with some hoodies, hand warmers, and disc lights. I use the round LED tent lights on my baskets after the time changes. They rest on top and do a great job lighting them up.

[bholy08]

It doesn't get cold enough here to really get cold while playing. Used to live in Russia and play soccer and hockey outdoors through the winter so I imagine I could make it playing dg if I lived somewhere cold.