Step Into Winter's Coolest Experiences: Your Ultimate Arctic-Approved Guide to Winter Clothing
Spring and summer are the perfect seasons for equipping yourself with top-notch winter gear. Not only will you benefit from sales on discontinued stock, but this is also your chance to ensure that all your items are in order as you prepare for a chilly season of fun and adventure.
My experience includes a memorable trip to Canada's Arctic region encompassing Yellowknife, Aklavik, and Inuvik in the magnificent Northwest Territories. I ventured across tundra landscapes, enjoyed ice fishing, experienced snowmobiling expeditions, walked on ice roads, and slept in igloos, all while staying warm and comfortable thanks to these carefully selected winter attire items.
Whether you're planning a ski trip, an urban exploration of one of the world's coldest capitals, or heading northwards into the Arctic yourself, this comprehensive guide will see you through any frosty challenge ahead.
Outer Layer
- Coat: The key piece in your winter wardrobe is undoubtedly a high-quality coat. The Mammut Eigerjoch Pro Jacket stands as the ultimate safeguard agnst extreme cold weather conditions. Its lightweight water repellent fabric rolls up compactly for easy storage and unfolds to provide unparalleled warmth and protection, even in freezing climates.
Base Layers
- Bottoms: Layering starts with your base layer bottoms. Icebreaker leggings made from soft merino wool are an excellent choice because they wick away moisture, keeping you warm and smelling fresh regardless of the winter activities you engage in.
Upper Body
- Tops Sweaters: Match these with a long-sleeved T-shirt or a performance sweater from Obermeyer to ensure complete coverage agnst freezing temperatures. These items roll up small, making them ideal for travel days when you're moving swiftly between rports and destinations.
Footwear
- Gloves Socks: Your feet can quickly become the coldest part of your body in subzero conditions. Opt for gloves that suit your cold rating, ensuring they're robust enough for outdoor activities. If chilly toes are a concern, consider adding HotHands toe warmers to keep them cozy and dry inside your boots.
Bottoms
- Snow Pants: Protecting your legs from wet snow and icy conditions is crucial. Mammut Nara HS Snow pants offer ample coverage in various vibrant colors like ice blue, grape, or winter white. Their durable material holds up agnst any winter adventure you throw at it.
Face Protection
- Buff Face Mask: A Balaclava or face mask from BUFF Canada offers comprehensive facial protection when engaging in outdoor activities such as skiing, climbing, snowmobiling, or just dashing around the cityscape during the coldest days. The multifunctional neck and headbands are versatile for different hr styling needs.
Hands
- Mittens Hats: Ensure your extremities stay warm with mittens and hats designed to protect ears and heads from frigid conditions. Mammut Roseg wool mittens provide warmth under base layers, while the BUFF Canada's merino wool hats offer comfort throughout long hours in the cold.
Oxygen Boost for Vitality
- Oxygen Canisters: Relying on pure aviation oxygen can help rejuvenate you during strenuous winter activities and sports. Boost Oxygen is a portable 95 pure oxygen canister that enhances mental alertness, ding stamina when facing demanding conditions.
With these outfits in your wardrobe, you're all set to embrace the excitement and adventure that cold-weather destinations have to offer!
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Fiona Tapp
Since an early age, I was bitten by the travel bug before embarking on a career as a flight attant that took me across Europe.
Moving from the UK to embark on a new life in Canada marked the beginning of my journey as a global wanderer
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