Chasing Attire?

[Robert Dewey]

Anything I happen to have on that day, :lol:

 

[Caleb Lawrence]

Full military BDU's as to USMC specifications, tactical vest, face paint, and USMC-approved military boots. Oh, wait, wrong hobby...hmm.

Usually just Wrangler jeans, and a t-shirt. And of course my filthy Jeff Gordon ballcap, as well as the givens like shoes, socks, underwear, etc. And American Optical Original Pilot sunglasses.

 

[Marcus Opitz]

Long socks are a must....I will tell you why:

On one of my first chases back in 1997, I was in the panhandle of oklahoma watching a dying squall line. I was up on the hill enjoying the gust front not knowing what I would discover the next day.

In the shower the next morning I had ticks all over me! :x I dont venture in the knee high grass anymore!

 

[Mike Mezeul II]

oversized pants (so comfortable) and most of the time my "Toto we are now in IOWA!!!" shirt....<---seems to be good luck :wink:

 

[John Gnuechtel]

Shorts and a goofy T-shirt. The more obscure the humor, the better. (This is pretty standard attire for me.)

 

[Sarah Berling]

My kung fu attire, because it's so comfortable: baggy black pants (no pockets, unfortunately ), loose black t-shirt that says "Got Kung Fu?" with the school's name underneath and black cloth shoes that are very good for running.

Sarah

 

[Dick McGowan]

Spandex, fanny pack, and a "Who Farted" T-shirt, oh and the neon sunglasses from the 80's. Can't miss me.

 

[Anthony Silver]

I normally wear one of the three: SPC T-shirt, NSSL T-shirt or my EMA t-shirt. I always wear jeans since I can't stand insect bites.

 

[nickgrillo]

Yeah, whatever I happen to wearing, basically. In the spring/summer monthes, it's usually just a T-shirt with jeans...