How to keep warm in the outdoors - Layers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- in this video we talk about how to stay warm in the outdoors. keeping warm is essential for you to have a good time outdoors all year round, the best way to handle the cold is by using many layers of clothing, that way you can adapt the amount of layers you use depending on what activities you do.
hope you enjoy this video, if there's something else you'd like me to talk about let me know!
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Having a wool beanie and gloves are probably as important as a solid base layer.. I always forget them the first few weeks of winter til I freeze.
Totally agree! They are great to get that fine tuned adjustment and protection when both you and the weather around you are doing different activities.
There's one other ingredient worth mentioning I think: discipline. You have to have the discipline to indeed take of layers when you start moving and put it back on when you've stopped. The "start out a bit cold" just feels counter-intuitive as first, but it is very uncomfortable to have started walking for say 30minutes and then have to stop again to get the sweaty layers off. Maybe discipline is the wrong word, but practice perhaps?
So, yeah, thanks for the insights! Good to see you in a vid. Stay safe and healthy please!
Thanks! Wise words brother, adapting for the different circumstances is crucial!
Nice Ted. Always taught as a kid to layer up. I just got the Eco-shell, looking forward to putting it to the test this spring!
Great Zack, you’ll love it! Even now if you use the right layer underneath:)
During the quarantine here in Denmark, I spend a lot of time indoors. Of course, I'm out and going for some walks, but when I'm home, it's a great pleasure to watch your videos!
Thank you! I try to do my best!
@@TedWeirum Well can feel that, and that's how it should be!
Honestly amazed you dont have more subscribers. Your content is always fantastic!
Thank you! Nothing is granted, whatever will be will be! ;)
Great explanation for layering. You look a bit like Randy (Ralphie' little brother) from 'A Christmas Story' in the expedition parka..... stay safe buddy and keep'em coming...
Hahaha, yeah I guess so! Had to look him up! :) thanks for watching!
Great video!! 👍
Thank you! :)
great vid brother .
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I like a keb jacket and keb trousers plus echo shell jacket and trousers overtop. Another option is the keb touring full outfit both the matching top and bottom. A soft wool/rewool possibly long sleeve underneath. The anorak no. 8 is effective or the Fjallraven cape but too many layers feels uncomfortable so if you can't get warm than it is polar parka time or Canada Goose parka.
Agreed! :)
Hej!
Har precis hittat din kanal och vilka bra videor du gör! Undrar vilka byxor det är som du har på dig här.
Ha det gott från skåneland
Keb trousers! typ kastanjefärgade :)
Great walk thru Ted! Liked that G-loft hoodie layer. Would be a nice complement to my Keb Jacket. Could that hoodie be packed down small and tidy? Have seen a similar jacket that folds down in a attached pocket and looks like a small pillow when downfolded. One layer i like myself is to have a Fjällräven long sleeved skirt. Their skirts are so versatile, buttons to fold up sleeves high so it works like a t-shirt. Buttons to open it up completely or partly, fold up collar if needed. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much Mattias, there's a comprehensive review coming on the padded hoodie, there I'll go through how if fold it, in this case however I don't think that you got the pocket for it, I know what you mean, I just haven't seen it on this one! hey, your bike is looking real good btw!
Ted Weirum aah, that’s cool i will look out for that review!
Will you review the bergtagen non eco-shell jacket and line of product? I believe we've seen you wearing it in a video. I'm really interested in learning more in that system for winter. :) Thanks for the great video!
eventually we will, got a couple of other things I need to get out there first!
Con ese sistemas de capas puedes ir al Everest! 😃 me gusta esa marca de ropa
Haha, talves hermano! Me gusta este marca tambien:)
så jävla snyggt!
tackar! med en bra kameraman klarar man allt.. :p
Ted! I keep coming back to many of your videos for their detail and info.
Any experience or input on the Bergtagen Stretch Half-Zip? I’m thinking it’s a slightly lighter layer than the Fleece (for use ski touring) but tough when a shell is a bit heavier duty and perhaps not as breathable?
Hey Rob, thank you! I haven't had the had the chance to try it, all I can say is that it's made for alpine environments so I think you'll be just fine with it! :)
Awesome video, I’m surprised you don’t have more subscribers!
Thanks Tom! I think it will come, one sub at a time.. :)
Is your Eco shell a size M as well? Medium on Medium?
I am guessing that blue jacket is size larger? (L)
Also, what is that leather glove you have?
Hi Ted,
What do you think about Fjallraven Bergtagen Insulation Jacket?
I want to used this with Greenland and Keb jacket.
Cheers!
it's a good jacket, saw it in use when I was up north once, it did the job!
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0:40 Holy shit that Cine lens.
Yeah, we’re spoiled!! :)
In addition, so surprised!!!!
Is it needed to wear a lot like that?
How many degrees there ?
In Japan, Tokyo
basically in winter
from 0~. -6 degree
I wear just one T shirt long sleeve,
Then outer.
That’s enough
to make me sweat after walk an hour.
My body become very very hot .
And when in the train
I take out all
and remain just stay only one TShirt.
It all depends on what type of activity you’re doing! More movement = less layers
It's 78 from the looks of it! 💪🏾
Ahh, I finally found the Expedition parka! Can we expect a deep dive into it any time?
Beginning of April! :)
@@TedWeirum it won't be cold enough anymore! 😳
Where I’m going it will be!
Hi Ted! Is this Expetion or Expedition lite parka? Thanks in advance for your answer!
This is the expedition down jacket, I will make a full review of it by the beginning of April! :)
@@TedWeirum Super! I'm looking forward to it. :)
hey, sorry to bother you with this question, but I guess it fits greatly under the topic of this video! Recently I got a Greenland winter jacket (
Of course I'll see it brother! I definitely think it would work! if you go with a fleece and a thinner down jacket like the ones in the video you'll be fine, of course the base layer in wool will be the icing on the cake! :)
Stay warm brother!
@@TedWeirum thanks for the advice
At 4:30 when you talk about ´really really cold environment´ is that around -20C or less/more?
I’d say around -20 and lower
Starting on this channel before i'll buy something from fjällraven. Thx!
Let me know how it goes brother! Best of luck! :) welcome!
@@TedWeirum all the best to you. Happy new year! My christmasgift to me was the keb eco shell jacket, after i watch your vids about it maybe 10 times. So happy with it. Greetings from switzerland
Wow! So
Glad to hear that brother, I wish you many happy adventures with it! Stay safe!
Hey Ted! Or should I rather call you Ted "77 kg of pure muscle" Weirum? ;-D
I think the importance of layering needs to be repeated over and over because it's one of the essentials you need to understand when getting into the whole "hiking/outdoor thing". Good job on that one.
0C is actually 32F so your comment on "plus side of degrees" has some cracks in it ;-P
One question at the end: what is that white thingie hanging on the right side of expedition parka's hood?
--- Michal
Hahaha, BEAST will also work! ;) I need to practice my Fahrenheit skills! The jacket was simply missing a similar piece on the left side for adjustment of the hood, I have fixed that now so you’ll see it on both sides in the review! :)
It’s easy to stay worm when you wear Fjallraven 🤘
Word!
Ted, your Falt Guide Gloves, did they stretch a bit? Did you take them to fit a bit loose so to be able to wear the thinner gloves inside? Like a size 9 should fit me quite nicely, maybe I tad snug. So I’m wondering if I should get size 10 in order to fit a thinner liner glove inside. Or would the size 9 stretch a bit to eventually accommodate a liner glove? René
I went with my “normal” size, you will be able to fit a liner inside!
Ted Weirum thank you, truly! I really appreciate your reviews and all the information you provide. Those gloves are expensive; choosing the right size will be good. Take care! :)
My pleasure mate!
I love your camera man smirking at your body weight!
Yeah he’s just jealous! ;)
You made us laugh a lot
when you shy to tell your weight.
For 190cms , you are too thin .
According to the data, for man -100 ,
consequently 90-95 will be the best .
Pray for your best health.
Japanese girl fm Japan 🇯🇵
I’m 181 cm so it should work! :)