Suggestions for Windproof Liner

[golgofett]

In the market for a windproof liner to go under my Dainese Mugello. I have been checking out the Knox Cold Killers but was interested in what others have found/like.  Any suggestions would be appreciated. 

[Slide Panda]

On cool days here I've been using my Mountain Hardware windstopper fleece vest. Fits easily under my jacket and does a good job of blocking wind. The collar is nice and tall so doing a really good job of protecting the neck from chilling winds. Keeping your neck covered does a lot to help keep you warm overall on a bike as so much blood is pumped thought there, fairly close to the skin.

Of course, it is just a vest so cool air can creep in around the arm holes if the jackets vented in the arms.

[skxf430]

I have the Knox cold killer and it works really well.   The only complaint I have is the collar would chafe my neck a little bit.  Otherwise, it is well worth it.

[moto]

This works great:


DAINESE 'Top Map' Windstopper Fleece Top

I wear it under perforated leathers when it gets cold. It is very thin so it fits under tight leathers. No chafing. Tall collar. Long sleeves. It stetches, so you can wear something under it for colder weather.

-M

[DoubleEagle]

Check out the Golf outlet Stores.

They sell Wind Shirts which are very light and block the wind.

Usually have a knit crew neck , cuffs and waist.

I'd check online 1st.

Dolph     

[seevtsaab]

Find a cheap waterproof golf shirt.

Not breathable enough for active wear (golf) but perfect for moto.

I've got a 1/2 arm FootJoy and it blocks the wid great.

I have a couple regular (not waterproof)  golf wind shirts and they are ok for golf but won't stop a 65mph mind.

[scoprire]

I've used a windstopper fleece vest that works well.  If the sleeves on your jacket don't support putting in a full liner, look for cycling arm warmers.  Very thin, so fit in almost any jacket.  No real insulation, but do great to block wind and add that extra bit of warmth.  They also come off easy and can fit in the tankbag if it warms up.... or is going to cool down later.

[greenohawk69]

This Northface jacket works excellent.  Blocks wind, is waterproof, high collar to protect the neck, drawstring waist to prevent wind from going up your back, two side zipperd pockets, zippered breast pocket and (my favorite) elastic cuffs - using velcro - to keep all air from going up your arms while riding. 

http://www.thenorthface.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=162436&storeId=207&catalogId=10201&langId=-1&from=subCat&parent_category_rn=11702&variationId=001

[jsanford]

I use an Outdoor Research Topaz--an almost-neoprene-y form-fitting jacket that works great as a windproof liner.  I think the closest thing in their current lineup would be a Specter Pullover or the Radiant Hybrid jacket.  OR gear is guaranteed forever--my S.O. still uses a pair of mountaineering gloves he bought in 1990.