Need to stay warm out there in the lowest temperatures? Hopefully this guide will give you some peace of mind.
Questions, thoughts, advice? Leave them in the comments below.
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Great video bro helped alot
What about the head??
Amazing video! Really saved my biscuits! 🥶🥶
2 mid weight jackets? Seems like overkill
thank you!
Finally an honest explanation on how to stay warm without sales gimmicks.
Finally!!!
Thank you
Ohh, thanks!! I was looking this info for years!! jajaja. Nice video 😛
Going abroad next month and your tips will help me to face the winter for the 1st time. Thank you mate.
Question: if I use a simple base layer size “L”, Also use a fleece size “L”, the coat can be”L” ? Or better “XL”?
Would a neckerchief work as a scarf?
Textbook…….. Great information, if you don't know pay attention.
Informative
thank you
Brilliant video, been doing winter backpacking and things since I was a child in the 80s, and most of the videos on layering vastly overcomplicate it likely for the sake of selling hot new items. I've been doing what you suggest since then for the most part. I have never done the wool ankle sock under a SmartWool winter sock that's a brilliant idea and I'll implement that for sure, I've always done thin silk or similar and SmartWool. One good point with feet is that being too tight in a boot or having sweaty feet is as big a problem as not having enough insulation. Feet are already an extreme extremity so any reduction in blood flow is a huge problem. Good common sense layering can take you into some really nasty stuff without being restricted in movement or looking like a Goodyear tire guy.
Nice. But there are no comments about the hats or the head! Lol– – Maybe you can make an addendum. Is synthetic hat material just as good as wool
Amazing advice, thank you 😀
Well explained, great video!
Hi how tight should your base layer be? Snug or loose? Thanks for the video information
where you got that fleece in the beginning? is it vintage?
Thank you very much im ready for anything now
I follow British mountaineer Andy Kirkpatrick.
layering sweet spot is 3 the more is uncomfortable