How To Layer Outdoor Clothing
Proper clothing can make all the difference between a comfortable adventure and a miserable one. Learn how to layer outdoor clothing with Red.
Written by Luke Green /
Paddleboarding is a fantastic way to beat cabin fever and stay fit during the winter. A brilliant excuse to get some fresh air whilst enjoying some spectacular scenery, another benefit of winter SUPing is that the waterways are a lot quieter than during the summer season. The big question is, what should you wear? With colder and more unreliable weather, it’s important to be prepared. Here’s what to wear paddleboarding in winter to ensure you stay warm and safe:
One of the most common questions people ask regarding what to wear paddleboarding in winter is “do I need a wetsuit?”. Unless you’re planning on getting in the water, for example if you’re SUP surfing, then a wetsuit isn’t necessary. If you’re not getting wet, wetsuits can be really sweaty and uncomfortable to wear, and restrict your movement massively. If you’re paddling on calm, flat water conditions then it’s much more comfortable to layer up with performance clothing.
Layers are the key when it comes to choosing winter SUP clothing. This will ensure you have the right level of clothing to keep you warm and dry, whilst being able to remove layers so that you don’t overheat. We’d recommend the following layers:
If you’re not sure what to wear paddleboarding in winter, always start with a base layer that you can add layers on top of. The Red Original Performance T-Shirt is a lightweight choice of base layer that’s made using Dri-Release™ technology to stop sweat from clinging to fibres, ensuring you stay fresh and comfortable.
Spend $200 more for free delivery
Your bag is currently empty.
Creating an account has many benefits: