Weather-Specific Layers

Weather-specific layering allows players to adapt their clothing based on temperature, humidity, and field conditions. In warm climates, lightweight moisture-wicking base layers help manage sweat and reduce overheating beneath jerseys and pads.

For cold weather, insulated layers such as thermal tops, fleece pullovers, or softshell jackets provide warmth without sacrificing mobility. Many players use thin base layers under their jerseys to retain heat while keeping gear movement unrestricted.

Windbreakers and waterproof shells are important for wet or unpredictable environments. These outer layers protect against rain, wind, and mud while preventing excessive heat buildup during active play.

Seasonal layering helps players stay comfortable through long scenarios, tournaments, or multi-day events. Proper temperature regulation prevents fatigue, maintains performance, and reduces the risk of weather-related stress.

Choosing the right layers depends on regional climate, event duration, and the player's preferred gear setup.