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10 Sep 2018, 19:17 (Ref:3849249) | #1 | |
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Choosing marshal clothing
Hi everyone,
Had my first taste of marshalling at the BRSCC / TCR weekend at Croft and had a great time. Getting my MSA paperwork done and I'm trying to figure out the best way of sorting clothing out on a budget. There are the AWS overalls at £65 + VAT (I know you get a discount with BMMC membership but after paying for the membership it's still going to be north of £50 total). Seeing what others were wearing I think I'd need to add an orange waterproof jacket and trousers too, surely getting me into 3 figures before upgrading my walking boots. eBay has loads of orange overalls at around the £15-20 mark, including FR labelling, and with enough layers under I wonder if this would be OK (I managed to feel safe with jeans, t-shirt and a decent 3-in-1 fleece/waterproof jacket under a tabbard at the weekend). Somewhere in between in price are the Dickies everyday style overalls - though again they seem to have various upgraded versions. If you were buying fresh gear from scratch today, what would you go for? I know to use layers and I have thermal long johns, 4 different types of socks and various thicknesses of jumpers (year round biker for several years), it's just the particular flavour of orange I'm struggling to decide on. |
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