Thumbs up from me as always... "THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS TO FIND YOUR GIFT... THE MEANING OF LIFE IS TO GIVE IT AWAY... " tHIS REMINDS ME OF YOU. PEACE MY FRIEND. YOU AND THE BEAUTIFUL SUZY BE SAFE.
Luke, your videos are the only videos that I will interrupt what I’m doing to watch. You keep doing a good, honest job, man. You have me, hook, line and sinker. I wear a light military toboggan, fleece sock hat, whatever. It’s warm enough and drys quickly. I also wear the light wool gloves with rubber dots on the palms and go up to waterproofs when necessary. I wear a wool scarf around my neck most of the time. It allows me to drape it around my face or down over my chest or get it off my neck to cool down quickly. Good to see you out again. Texas
Today's video is appropriate for the weather here around Edmonton Alberta. Minus 41 (with wind chill) is still minus 41 in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.....COLD. I can try laughing but my face will probably freeze. Stay warm and safe. Cheers
As a Canadian, we call beanies toques(touks/tooks). Toboggans are long wooden sleds you carry equipment on or use to slide down a hill with your friends/kids.
How we are Ready to fight the cold! Very hard to survive without tent 🎪🎪. Hi Susie stay safe and warm, you guys have very experienced! Don't go to far alone.
I'm using mittens from a German ski gear brand named Reusch. They were that expensive my mom called my crazy when i bought them. Now, twenty years later they are still like new and they never loosen their warmth. I'm using them in very cold conditions when skiing on high altitudes, hiking, bycicle and so on... It was quitte an investment back in those days but they are worth every cent.
Great gear and good advice, Luke. I'm always searching on the internet, REI, Cabela's, Outdoor World and military surplus for deals on clothing apparel for all seasons. I've even found great bargains at Goodwill stores...amazing what people donate, oftentimes new items with price tags still attached. I recently bought a Boreal anorak for $40, a size larger than I wear but as an outer layer it doesn't matter to me. An original from New Zealand costs in the 400 dollar range. I picked up two pair of mittens at a Dollar Tree and although they looked small I was able to get them on my XL hands and they are reasonably thick...great for wearing while you sleep in camp. Target sells some nice merino wool neck gaiters but you need to time your shopping for as soon as they are put on the rack, they're gone by the day's end. Their merino wool beanies and gloves go quickly as well. I'm perfectly happy using my shemaghs as neck warmers, head protection from wind, snow and sand. My favorite hand warmer is a sleeve similar to the ones football players wear on the field. Mine came with a Vanquest waist pack but has its own separate belt. I wear it just under my top layer and place a chemical hand warmer or an Ocoopa rechargeable hand warmer in it. It not only serves to warm my hands but the inner layers of clothing in the front of my body as I never feel the cold in my back. I have put my Pathfinder stainless steel bottle filled with hot water in the sleeve and placed it in my bedroll before climbing in or under for the night.
I swear by Merino Wool year round! Wear merino tshirts while riding the motorcycle in the summer to the gloves, hoodie under my coat to beanies in the winter. all my socks are merino! Love the stuff. rather expensive buy in, but worth every penny!
I have a couple pairs of wool trigger mittens made by a small cottage industry in Nova Scotia. You can find them on Etsy. They are toasty and not too expensive for what you're getting.
Good advise always good to have backup gear and dry is always nice ive got a pair of huntsman winter gloves and like the mits they r bulky but wind and water proof is why I bought them
Those gloves remind me of the pair I knitted for my father when he went hunting so he had his "trigger" finger I used brown and green yarn he used them and had to hide them from my brothers
I looked far and wide for the Moss Green Smartwool beanie. Nowhere to be found.... I wrote to Smartwool and they mentioned they change colors often. It’s a bummer that they only carry two colors. They passed along my email to “upper management”. We’ll see. Thanks for the great video, Luke. 👍🏻
I've read all the comments prior to composing the following: I normally have a Buff Headgear & wear it as a neck gaiter. I can easily reconfigure it for neck & head, & if it gets gusty windy I can reconfigure it into a full face balaclava. I normally have a 100% wool Military Watch cap on my head & on top of my Buff Headgear when it's configured to cover my neck & head. My mittens are Cabela's Gore-Tex mittens that have glove liners. The mittens are insulated & have a gauntlet that covers my lower forearm & can be cinched down with a cord lock. Insulated, windproof, waterproof which is everything I want in a pair of cold weather mittens.
Finally decided to order the merino smart wool cap. Will get that on Tuesday from Amazon. Working in wharehouses, and durring the winter. Alway's good to have two three pairs of items when you get over heated.
I use the possum down gloves. I get them at Amazon for $50.00. They are incredibly warm, and I need that because my hands are usually cold. Buffs are great from Buffs.com. They have ones for the wind, for insect protection, for warmth, etc. I love the ones that block the wind.
Great video Luke 👍Definitely worth having a spare pair of gloves and base layers in my last trip I slipped and put my hand in a stream 10 mins later my hand was on the verge of frostbite lucky I had another pair ,will be sure to swap them sooner next time lol
Personally i wear a Minus 33 beanie (230 weight merino) only $22 vs $30 for a Smart wool 250 weight. For a neck gaiter i use either the OG poly buff a ridge merino buff (both very light weight) or a Smartwool 250 weight, those are al ong enough to stay tucked in at your neck and at least come up over your nose and ears. for liners Ragg wool fingerless gloves + minus 33 liners or the possom down gloves. usually that is fine for hiking if htere is no wind, but i have Skydeer fleece gloves or Stormy Cromer mitts for when its colder (wind will blow right through either of those. I do need a good winter glove / mitt myself and was looking at the OR high camp trigger finger mitts. or maybe some Kincos and will water proof them after the fact.
Want to say welcome aboard to your daughter if you don't mind I would be interested in her rate. (Job) I was a shipfitter 2nd class. Really in joy your videos. You guys rock
I bought the ODR Mutant mitts after you said how great they are a few years ago . And they are great . They "did" have them on COLEMANS Military Surplus ... OK I just looked . They DO have them for a steal at $59 in XL & XXL , They do NOT have any S/M/L tho. The other gloves that are just as good IMO are the Canadian " Choppers " , which are Canadian Military extreme weather mitts . I saw those on Robinet's channel after he raved about them . Kind of like the U.S . extreme weather cold mitts that have been out for years . The "choppers " are more heavy duty and white ... Gubs
I’ve had good luck with the Outdoor Research Flurry Sensor gloves, 43% wool- the rest synthetic, $40 REI. The Smartwool 150 benie doesn’t completely cover my ears, maybe I have a big head. A few years back I bought a 100% Merino Wool Buff, but I think they were discontinued. Incidentally, Buffs are made in Barcelona Spain because I saw their factory when I was prepping for the El Camino Trail in 2017. Barcelona is not on the El Camino however, my Spanish friends aunt lives there.
It is hard to beat modern US military winter clothing as they are often made by the same big names in outdoor sport wear. I think I'll pick up a pair of US finger-less gloves to try out; never used finger-less ones before.
Good stuff, in the Suburbs l can get by but in the Mountains upstate, the wind is wicked, alot of these Companies dont make my size, l am pretty big, but extremely fit, ok fit, ok pretty good shape. I like that mask, thanks boss.
Merino wool neck buffs: checkout Outdoor Vitals just released new ones. I just got them and the full size one reminds me for the merino IQ one you have.
I've found that the "one size fits all" tends to be tailored to smaller people. Finding gloves, hats and sleeves big enough tends to be a challenge, and I'm not that big.
I sent I/0 an email straight off of their website. I included your 2015 review video. Basic neck warmer is still $30 5 years later, that is about the price of my Icebreaker.
I use a ww2 French army wool neck gaiter. Problem I have is sun glasses fogging up or eye lashes icing up when not wearing glasses. What do you suggest to stop this ?
cat crap for the lenses or try pulling your glasses a little bit away from your face. either should help reduce it by probably not eliminate it totally
It seems like you got Hestra brand liners mixed in with your Outdoor Research mitts. Anyway, I feel like apparel preferences for the extremities is very personal.
Great stuff! I usually try to find something waterproof for winter. I always have my hood over my beanie if it's snowing though. I picked up some convertible mittens that I like but I keep getting snow inside them because they don't seal on the palm. I'm thinking of adding extra magnets or something.
I'm from Canada, no knitted hat for me. A trappers hat is much better.. It's cold? you lower the ear covers. It's cool? You tie your ear covers up. For gloves, leather or skin insulated mittens. The skin or leather will stop any cold wind, cold air entering your gloves. My hands almost got frost bitten with wool gloves in the city.. No wool for me. thank you. :-)
I used to use anti fog wipes on my safety glasses ( I work in a laboratory) that performed well. There are many different brands that make them. Moisture will still condense on them, but they won't fog up and block your vision.
@@onionhead5780 true. But if you spit treat them ahead of time it does help. Best product I ever had was aviation anti fogger given to me by a private pilot
found a nice pair of mutant mitts on ebay sadly they are shipping from australia and au postal is in snail mode the tracking says they should arrive by april 20. (i ordered them january 4) but i am hopeing they show up
spares of thin gloves and beanies are awesome/smart! :D For my head size/shape some "beanies" don't work well, but I've had good luck with a Minus 33 merino wool beanie. I've enjoyed the open fingertip thin wool gloves when needing ultimate dexterity for radios/camera/binoculars/phone etc. and can cover with other full gloves or mitts when needing more warmth. LOVE the looks of that jacket Luke is wearing! :D Product eval coming soon? Is there a ladies version too?
darn tough socks year round. moving even the light hikers are good in the winter. though htey make heavier cusion ones. I have the Mountaineering Crew socks for standing around in the cold.
Why? There’s literally dozens of merino wool neck buffs/gaiters being sold on Amazon from quality manufacturers at or lower than the price paid for the one reviewed.
Hey Luke! I was wondering if the Teton scout is still your recommendation for a budget backpacking backpack after these last several years. Thanks for all your videos its helped me alot!
Thanks a lot for this video. On a sidenote: i have cold feet (on a keto diet for some months atm, as i got 20 kg ++ i wish to loose, so i feel extra cold) and im looking at getting some REALLY WARM SOCKS, that i can wear while stationary at camp / inside the tent. Anyone got any tips? Electric heated socks would also be an option. Im willing to spend 200 usd or more on getting my feet real warm. Hm.... maybe i should just wrap them in a thick wool blanket... haha
I seem to NEED chemical HOT Hands Footwarmers to get my feet to warm up when in my sleeping bag. Once my feet are warm, I'm OK for the rest of the night. HOT Hands footwarmers only keep my feet warm for 4.5 hours which is far less than their advertised 9 hours. Footwarmers have a temperature of 99º, their handwarmers reach 155º.
Two things I learned from being homeless. Always carry extra set of gloves and socks. The other has to deal with Mad Dog.
Sox !!! Out n field : sox ALWAYS GOOD
Thumbs up from me as always... "THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS TO FIND YOUR GIFT... THE MEANING OF LIFE IS TO GIVE IT AWAY... " tHIS REMINDS ME OF YOU. PEACE MY FRIEND. YOU AND THE BEAUTIFUL SUZY BE SAFE.
You all have an awesome time.Thanks you for the video
Luke, your videos are the only videos that I will interrupt what I’m doing to watch. You keep doing a good, honest job, man. You have me, hook, line and sinker. I wear a light military toboggan, fleece sock hat, whatever. It’s warm enough and drys quickly. I also wear the light wool gloves with rubber dots on the palms and go up to waterproofs when necessary. I wear a wool scarf around my neck most of the time. It allows me to drape it around my face or down over my chest or get it off my neck to cool down quickly. Good to see you out again. Texas
Thank u Like for all your help on everything. I come to you first. I appreciate you.
I have become a wool junky. I love wool.
Today's video is appropriate for the weather here around Edmonton Alberta. Minus 41 (with wind chill) is still minus 41 in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.....COLD. I can try laughing but my face will probably freeze. Stay warm and safe. Cheers
Luke I love your honesty on everything you review keep the faith be safe.
I absolutely love my merino Buff, warm and versatile. Cheers Luke 👍
Excellent review again.
Honest and feel safe in what you recommend.
Love from Scotland 🏴
As a Canadian, we call beanies toques(touks/tooks). Toboggans are long wooden sleds you carry equipment on or use to slide down a hill with your friends/kids.
Luke the movie was cool. Watched it on the big screen cuz it was too good for the phone
Cheers
How we are Ready to fight the cold! Very hard to survive without tent 🎪🎪. Hi Susie stay safe and warm, you guys have very experienced! Don't go to far alone.
I'm using mittens from a German ski gear brand named Reusch. They were that expensive my mom called my crazy when i bought them. Now, twenty years later they are still like new and they never loosen their warmth. I'm using them in very cold conditions when skiing on high altitudes, hiking, bycicle and so on... It was quitte an investment back in those days but they are worth every cent.
Great gear and good advice, Luke. I'm always searching on the internet, REI, Cabela's, Outdoor World and military surplus for deals on clothing apparel for all seasons. I've even found great bargains at Goodwill stores...amazing what people donate, oftentimes new items with price tags still attached. I recently bought a Boreal anorak for $40, a size larger than I wear but as an outer layer it doesn't matter to me. An original from New Zealand costs in the 400 dollar range. I picked up two pair of mittens at a Dollar Tree and although they looked small I was able to get them on my XL hands and they are reasonably thick...great for wearing while you sleep in camp. Target sells some nice merino wool neck gaiters but you need to time your shopping for as soon as they are put on the rack, they're gone by the day's end. Their merino wool beanies and gloves go quickly as well. I'm perfectly happy using my shemaghs as neck warmers, head protection from wind, snow and sand. My favorite hand warmer is a sleeve similar to the ones football players wear on the field. Mine came with a Vanquest waist pack but has its own separate belt. I wear it just under my top layer and place a chemical hand warmer or an Ocoopa rechargeable hand warmer in it. It not only serves to warm my hands but the inner layers of clothing in the front of my body as I never feel the cold in my back. I have put my Pathfinder stainless steel bottle filled with hot water in the sleeve and placed it in my bedroll before climbing in or under for the night.
I love your videos, thank you! Minus 33 makes a good neck gator/face mask and knit gloves that I use and love.
I've been wondering about that hat for a long time. I recognised the logo but just couldn't think where from. Now I know. 👍👍
I swear by Merino Wool year round! Wear merino tshirts while riding the motorcycle in the summer to the gloves, hoodie under my coat to beanies in the winter. all my socks are merino! Love the stuff. rather expensive buy in, but worth every penny!
The OR mutant gloves are indeed great. Sometimes a little too warm which is a good thing.
I’ve been using the Buff mid-weight Merino wool neck gaiter, and I like it. And that Smart Wool hat is fantastic.
I like the rag wool fingerless "hobo" gloves. The price is good enough and they stay warm even if the snow gets em damp.
i keep wanting to get some nicer merino ones from OR but really in 3 years the ragg wool ones have never let me down
I have a couple pairs of wool trigger mittens made by a small cottage industry in Nova Scotia. You can find them on Etsy. They are toasty and not too expensive for what you're getting.
My clothing kit, thick socks, glove liners and welder gloves, (worth the weight here in Florida, think thorny vegetation) thick flannel shirt.
I wouldn’t change a thing, I myself love the smart wool 150 beanie in black and I use the fingerless fox river wool gloves.
Excellent information well presented. Thanks Luke.
Good advise always good to have backup gear and dry is always nice ive got a pair of huntsman winter gloves and like the mits they r bulky but wind and water proof is why I bought them
great advice BE PREPARED!
Those gloves remind me of the pair I knitted for my father when he went hunting so he had his "trigger" finger I used brown and green yarn he used them and had to hide them from my brothers
Great vids Luke. Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge with us all.
I looked far and wide for the Moss Green Smartwool beanie. Nowhere to be found.... I wrote to Smartwool and they mentioned they change colors often. It’s a bummer that they only carry two colors. They passed along my email to “upper management”. We’ll see. Thanks for the great video, Luke. 👍🏻
I've read all the comments prior to composing the following:
I normally have a Buff Headgear & wear it as a neck gaiter. I can easily reconfigure it for neck & head, & if it gets gusty windy I can reconfigure it into a full face balaclava. I normally have a 100% wool Military Watch cap on my head & on top of my Buff Headgear when it's configured to cover my neck & head.
My mittens are Cabela's Gore-Tex mittens that have glove liners. The mittens are insulated & have a gauntlet that covers my lower forearm & can be cinched down with a cord lock. Insulated, windproof, waterproof which is everything I want in a pair of cold weather mittens.
Thanx for all ur info & reviews, Luke! My hero!!! 😀
You could also try the Polartech Buff - 1/3 Polartech, 2/3 merino woll. I think it's a very good piece of winter clothing
Polartech Buff is what I use. I prefer the versatility of wearable configurations. I normally top off my head with a 100% wool Military Watch cap.
More great tips and reviews! Thanks Luke....
Nice Video! Thank you for sharing with us. Can't wait to see more content 👍
Hi from snowy Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures in the winter
Finally decided to order the merino smart wool cap. Will get that on Tuesday from Amazon. Working in wharehouses, and durring the winter. Alway's good to have two three pairs of items when you get over heated.
I use the possum down gloves. I get them at Amazon for $50.00. They are incredibly warm, and I need that because my hands are usually cold. Buffs are great from Buffs.com. They have ones for the wind, for insect protection, for warmth, etc. I love the ones that block the wind.
the white peak ones are only $24 with prime shipping
I feel more like I do now than I did before I got here!
Luke you are a very good teacher on out door out ing and when will we know your next adventure and would Susie be on the next adventure stay safe
Nice overview! I like the idea of kids gloves!!
Great video Luke 👍Definitely worth having a spare pair of gloves and base layers in my last trip I slipped and put my hand in a stream 10 mins later my hand was on the verge of frostbite lucky I had another pair ,will be sure to swap them sooner next time lol
Personally i wear a Minus 33 beanie (230 weight merino) only $22 vs $30 for a Smart wool 250 weight.
For a neck gaiter i use either the OG poly buff a ridge merino buff (both very light weight) or a Smartwool 250 weight, those are al ong enough to stay tucked in at your neck and at least come up over your nose and ears.
for liners Ragg wool fingerless gloves + minus 33 liners or the possom down gloves. usually that is fine for hiking if htere is no wind, but i have Skydeer fleece gloves or Stormy Cromer mitts for when its colder (wind will blow right through either of those. I do need a good winter glove / mitt myself and was looking at the OR high camp trigger finger mitts. or maybe some Kincos and will water proof them after the fact.
Thanks Luke I live north of the 49 parallel in Manitoba and merino wool is a mainstay!
That jacket your wearing looks awesome on you!!
Good brand for extreme cold refrigiwear gloves bibs etc down to -50 just a little FYI for all the outdoorsman
Great video. I’m aware that Outdoor Vitals has a merino wool buff. I don’t know pricing or anything else except that they offer one.
Want to say welcome aboard to your daughter if you don't mind I would be interested in her rate. (Job) I was a shipfitter 2nd class.
Really in joy your videos. You guys rock
Another great video! Still waiting on that next adventure at the cabin on Lone Wolf Mountain. Loved that last one a couple years back.
I bought the ODR Mutant mitts after you said how great they are a few years ago . And they are great . They "did" have them on COLEMANS Military Surplus ... OK I just looked . They DO have them for a steal at $59 in XL & XXL , They do NOT have any S/M/L tho. The other gloves that are just as good IMO are the Canadian " Choppers " , which are Canadian Military extreme weather mitts . I saw those on Robinet's channel after he raved about them . Kind of like the U.S . extreme weather cold mitts that have been out for years . The "choppers " are more heavy duty and white ... Gubs
..you forgot the hot water bottle..lol...good info. stay safe and warm..
I’ve had good luck with the Outdoor Research Flurry Sensor gloves, 43% wool- the rest synthetic, $40 REI. The Smartwool 150 benie doesn’t completely cover my ears, maybe I have a big head. A few years back I bought a 100% Merino Wool Buff, but I think they were discontinued. Incidentally, Buffs are made in Barcelona Spain because I saw their factory when I was prepping for the El Camino Trail in 2017. Barcelona is not on the El Camino however, my Spanish friends aunt lives there.
Thanks...great video
It is hard to beat modern US military winter clothing as they are often made by the same big names in outdoor sport wear. I think I'll pick up a pair of US finger-less gloves to try out; never used finger-less ones before.
Good stuff, in the Suburbs l can get by but in the Mountains upstate, the wind is wicked, alot of these Companies dont make my size, l am pretty big, but extremely fit, ok fit, ok pretty good shape. I like that mask, thanks boss.
Merino wool neck buffs: checkout Outdoor Vitals just released new ones. I just got them and the full size one reminds me for the merino IQ one you have.
I was going recommend the same thing.
Just got my full size one today. Nice design and good quality.
If it's merino and there's a market for it, Varusteleka will make it. I'd say sending emails to them might be more influential.
Great informative video Luke, thank you for sharing it. Be safe out there. 🤗
I agree with you brother Luke
I would check out North
X North for marina wool buff.
I've found that the "one size fits all" tends to be tailored to smaller people.
Finding gloves, hats and sleeves big enough tends to be a challenge, and I'm not that big.
thanks for sharing what gear you use on your body appreciated Luke one needs to be cozy in the winter months , were in a deep freeze in Ontario
I sent I/0 an email straight off of their website. I included your 2015 review video. Basic neck warmer is still $30 5 years later, that is about the price of my Icebreaker.
Thanks got almost 8" of snow,here in Ohio, jeep set up has been working great so far
I"m in NE Ohio and we only got like 6 over the last 2 weeks... Was hoping for the 8 we were supposed to get in one night...
@@conarc-d1037 i got the 8" here Buckeye Lake
Hey Luke, you can fined the neck warmer mask on the IOMerino web site, though it doesn't specify if they are wool or not, they offer many variations.
How about reasonably priced sun glasses for winter?
I use a ww2 French army wool neck gaiter. Problem I have is sun glasses fogging up or eye lashes icing up when not wearing glasses. What do you suggest to stop this ?
cat crap for the lenses or try pulling your glasses a little bit away from your face. either should help reduce it by probably not eliminate it totally
BUFF make a good selection of merino wool buffs
Another good review! Thank you!
It seems like you got Hestra brand liners mixed in with your Outdoor Research mitts. Anyway, I feel like apparel preferences for the extremities is very personal.
Great stuff! I usually try to find something waterproof for winter. I always have my hood over my beanie if it's snowing though. I picked up some convertible mittens that I like but I keep getting snow inside them because they don't seal on the palm. I'm thinking of adding extra magnets or something.
Thanks for the equipment overview, Luke! I just sent an email to Io-Merino as I really would like to have a Limitless Bandana!
I'm from Canada, no knitted hat for me. A trappers hat is much better.. It's cold? you lower the ear covers. It's cool? You tie your ear covers up. For gloves, leather or skin insulated mittens. The skin or leather will stop any cold wind, cold air entering your gloves. My hands almost got frost bitten with wool gloves in the city.. No wool for me. thank you. :-)
I see that you're wearing the Outdoor Research helium down jacket. Can't wait to get your opinions on it.
Great colour, too!
Luke, I rarely see you dealing with glasses fogging up even with the gaiters and such. Is there something you use that works well to prevent that?
Great question!
I, too, am hoping Luke says something about glasses fogging up.
I used to use anti fog wipes on my safety glasses ( I work in a laboratory) that performed well. There are many different brands that make them. Moisture will still condense on them, but they won't fog up and block your vision.
I live in South Florida and spit in my mask to prevent fogging when I’m scuba diving. Guess that wouldn’t work too well in a winter situation. 🥴
@@onionhead5780 true. But if you spit treat them ahead of time it does help. Best product I ever had was aviation anti fogger given to me by a private pilot
Emailed them about the limitless and they said they have no intention on bringing it back. Sent me a link to the altitude neck warmer
found a nice pair of mutant mitts on ebay sadly they are shipping from australia and au postal is in snail mode the tracking says they should arrive by april 20. (i ordered them january 4) but i am hopeing they show up
Buff! In merino wool
The outdoor vitals merino neck gaiter/mask that just came out looks like a decent product.
spares of thin gloves and beanies are awesome/smart! :D For my head size/shape some "beanies" don't work well, but I've had good luck with a Minus 33 merino wool beanie. I've enjoyed the open fingertip thin wool gloves when needing ultimate dexterity for radios/camera/binoculars/phone etc. and can cover with other full gloves or mitts when needing more warmth. LOVE the looks of that jacket Luke is wearing! :D Product eval coming soon? Is there a ladies version too?
i love my heat 3 smart
Why the life vest? Are you in the Coast Guard?
Is there a review coming on that coat? Looks sweet.
Survival on Purpose just reviewed a Wazoo beanie for $90! Would you pay that much for a beanie? Not me.
Please review Neo Voyagers.
I would also love to know what you use for socks and boots for all seasons?
darn tough socks year round. moving even the light hikers are good in the winter. though htey make heavier cusion ones. I have the Mountaineering Crew socks for standing around in the cold.
Have you tried the North by Northwest Merino Wool Kerchiefs? Would they serve a similar function?
Called midweight merino buff
Great vid Luke, I sent io-merino an email. I do hope they pick that product back up.
Why? There’s literally dozens of merino wool neck buffs/gaiters being sold on Amazon from quality manufacturers at or lower than the price paid for the one reviewed.
Because Luke asked us to. You don’t want one don’t buy it if it comes back on the market. Bye 👋🏻
@@jacksonjohnson9674 🤣😂🤣
@@eladsgarr what a loser!
@@jacksonjohnson9674 🤗
3:52 No one cared who Luke was until he put on the mask.
What about the
Merino.tech Merino Wool Lightweight Neck Gaiter that is listed on Amazon?
Hi,
Are the gloves 100% wateproof for strong rains?
Thank you
Check out North x North.
Good stuff
Luke just wandering if you were going to accept the challenge from Hiking with gus. Looking forward to your answer???
Great video on gloves. What brand jacket is your red one you have on?
what is the jacket in this video? Its really nice.
Hey Luke! I was wondering if the Teton scout is still your recommendation for a budget backpacking backpack after these last several years. Thanks for all your videos its helped me alot!
Hey great video! I just want to ask, the camo jacket at the start of the video, where did you get this?
Thanks a lot for this video.
On a sidenote: i have cold feet (on a keto diet for some months atm, as i got 20 kg ++ i wish to loose, so i feel extra cold) and im looking at getting some REALLY WARM SOCKS, that i can wear while stationary at camp / inside the tent. Anyone got any tips? Electric heated socks would also be an option. Im willing to spend 200 usd or more on getting my feet real warm. Hm.... maybe i should just wrap them in a thick wool blanket... haha
I seem to NEED chemical HOT Hands Footwarmers to get my feet to warm up when in my sleeping bag. Once my feet are warm, I'm OK for the rest of the night.
HOT Hands footwarmers only keep my feet warm for 4.5 hours which is far less than their advertised 9 hours. Footwarmers have a temperature of 99º, their handwarmers reach 155º.