I like Hydroskin pants for those borderline days. The ones where it’s sunny and air temp is reasonably warm but water is still cold or water is warmer but it’s overcast/rainy. It keeps the legs warm/protected from cold water sloshing around in your boat. I like it in places like Colorado or those early Spring days on the Saint. If swimming is a real probability and/or the water is very cold, I’d stick with the drysuit or a wetsuit. While lighter and more flexible than a wetsuit, it still behaves like one (water gets trapped against the skin and acts as an insulator as it warms up). A small change of a swim and cool but not freezing water is there the bottoms shine. I don’t have any experience with the tops.
