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Old 16 Jun 2005, 06:29 (Ref:1330086)   #1
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Orange Fleece?

I have seen some fellow marshals wearing orange (appear reversible to blue) fleeces. Unsure where to get one from, as the only thing I can find is fleece lined body warmers.

I know.... it would have been easier to ask someone "where did you get that from?"

Anyone have any info?
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Old 16 Jun 2005, 07:03 (Ref:1330096)   #2
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You can try a couple of places. First Erid Ridler the BMMC National Regalia Officer (contact details on the website www.marshals.co.uk) and second AWS in Ashford, Kent www.advanced-wear.co.uk
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Old 16 Jun 2005, 07:57 (Ref:1330134)   #3
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I bought mine at the Autosport show years ago. I presume you are referring to the ones with the "Heroes" badge? If so, you are correct that they are reversible.
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Old 16 Jun 2005, 08:53 (Ref:1330165)   #4
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I bought mine at the Autosport show years ago. I presume you are referring to the ones with the "Heroes" badge? If so, you are correct that they are reversible.
Thats the one!
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Old 16 Jun 2005, 09:13 (Ref:1330177)   #5
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I think Eric may be able to help with that one so drop him an e-mail.
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Old 16 Jun 2005, 09:30 (Ref:1330183)   #6
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I think Eric may be able to help with that one so drop him an e-mail.
Just done that, Thanks.
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Old 16 Jun 2005, 11:59 (Ref:1330271)   #7
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Steve, you've possibly seen me about in mine, got it from Eric a few years ago! hope they still current stock item for you
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 10:35 (Ref:1332066)   #8
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I bought my fleece the same time and same place as Sheila, it was the from the people who used to do BTCC clothing based somewhere in South Wales. sorry i cant remember the name.
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 12:36 (Ref:1332133)   #9
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I bought my fleece the same time and same place as Sheila, it was the from the people who used to do BTCC clothing based somewhere in South Wales. sorry i cant remember the name.
Could they be' Performance Clothing,based ',based in Llandrindod Wells? www.performance-clothing.com
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 17:18 (Ref:1332359)   #10
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Fleeces, You not seen the weather outside, we need Proban shorts!
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 20:42 (Ref:1332490)   #11
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you get from the person that does the orange fleeces i got mine at £15.00 2front pocket 2 side pockets bu not allowed ontrack with then
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 20:45 (Ref:1332491)   #12
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Could they be' Performance Clothing,based ',based in Llandrindod Wells? www.performance-clothing.com
That's them!
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 21:13 (Ref:1332509)   #13
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That's them!
I'll second that

But in this weather who needs them.....
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Old 18 Jun 2005, 21:47 (Ref:1332531)   #14
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you get from the person that does the orange fleeces i got mine at £15.00 2front pocket 2 side pockets bu not allowed ontrack with then
Why aren't you allowed on track with them?
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Old 19 Jun 2005, 11:26 (Ref:1332787)   #15
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you get from the person that does the orange fleeces i got mine at £15.00 2front pocket 2 side pockets bu not allowed ontrack with then
Why Can't you go on the track in them, there is no set clothing rules, it's just we chose to wear Orange overalls!
And I can't find them on that link
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Old 19 Jun 2005, 20:15 (Ref:1333429)   #16
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i wor mine on track and told you could not wear then it dos not compile with fia rule and dose not cover allthe body ie legs on fire training at oulton this was bought up it be in next mouths brcc frlyer
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Old 19 Jun 2005, 20:40 (Ref:1333475)   #17
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Mad racer......do you mean you can't wear the fleece, or your proban shorts on circuit?
If it's the latter then I thank the Lord as you have not been blessed with the legs of Elle McPherson have you? (I think someone said they'd seen better legs on an oil rig!)

If it's the fleeces, then I have worn mine on numerous occasions and have no problems in letting any of my crew do the same. (Not that they'd take any notice anyway).
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Could they be' Performance Clothing,based ',based in Llandrindod Wells? www.performance-clothing.com
Where are they on the web site?
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Where are they on the web site?
Looked myself and can't find anything either !! Is this the company that does the MSA gear,or someone else? I remember them being based somewhere in Wales
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Fleece does tend to melt if exposed to heat. If got a fleece jumper with a large hole in that was casused by a stray spark from a bonfire. If it's cold I prefer an extra layer under my probans.
For wearinf to and from a circuit though I think that they are a great idea.
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Fleece does tend to melt if exposed to heat. If got a fleece jumper with a large hole in that was casused by a stray spark from a bonfire. If it's cold I prefer an extra layer under my probans.
For wearinf to and from a circuit though I think that they are a great idea.
Maybe its time for me to clear something up....

I am not saying I never will wear it track side, but my original question of where do I get one from was to "support the cause" and wear it in the evening after a meeting.
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i wor mine on track and told you could not wear then it dos not compile with fia rule and dose not cover allthe body ie legs on fire training at oulton this was bought up it be in next mouths brcc frlyer
FIA rules? Good God! Are they dictating what clothing we should wear now?

In cold weather how the hell are we supposed to keep warm? No, don't answer that, any of you.

If I'm cold I can't function properly as a marshal, so I wear my fleece. If it's wet I wear a waterproof jacket (which presumably also doesn't comply with FIA rules because it doesn't cover my legs and most certainly wouldn't be fireproof) and if it's really wet, I wear waterproof trousers as well (which incidentally aren't orange - do you think it matters? )

Anyway, I've just realised that if this is just an FIA rule then the answer is don't do FIA meetings, stick to clubbies and wear your nice fleece whenever you like!
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Old 21 Jun 2005, 21:40 (Ref:1336521)   #23
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Oh something I forgot to mention. What I wear at any meeting I attend is bought out of my own money. If "they" don't like what I wear then they should provide me with what "they" want me to wear.

Which is what the RAC did a few years back when we all attended Sillystone in RAC overalls. What they didn't do though, was provide us with suitable wet weather gear. As I recall, we were instructed under no circumstances wear wet weather gear which would cover up the sponsor's logo. What the hell were we supposed to do? Get soaking wet, risk pneumonia and fail to turn up on race day because we were all in the med centre or resort to whatever wet weather gear we had available?

I believe most of us chose the latter option.
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Hi,
I am going to start being a Marshal, First training day is in March, but was looking through this thread and had a question.... are they fussy with what you wear as i ain't paying a lot for certain makes etc or can i just get high vis jacket, trousers and heavy boots ?

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I am going to start being a Marshal, First training day is in March, but was looking through this thread and had a question.... are they fussy with what you wear as i ain't paying a lot for certain makes etc or can i just get high vis jacket, trousers and heavy boots ?

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Yes! if that is what you want to do but make sure the hi vis is orange. Yellow is a no no.
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