Hiking Tips That Will KEEP YOU WARM In Cold Weather
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Hiking Tips That Will KEEP YOU WARM In Cold Weather
Backpacking in winter when it’s wet, snowing and cold, can be a ton of fun when you have the right gear. So, here’s a few winter clothing tips to help keep you warm and safer when hiking, camping and backpacking in wet and snowy weather conditions.
Please let me know in the comments what are your favourite winter clothing tips.
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Barry Watson
Looking for winter clothing tips? Check this out and let me know what you think.
Testing your sleeping system and clothing system for winter some where safe, like day walk or pitching your tent at home and sleeping out on super cold night.
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So true! Far better to test your gear in a controlled and safe situation before you really need it in the field.
I like the blended transitions you did with the stationary camera - nice.
Thanks Josh. :)
Love the screen slide, b-roll, footstrike & snowfall - This vid will rock, ever thought about an acting career?
Thanks Dave. I appreciate your comments. The scenery made it a bit easier to get some good footage. I’m currently doing a Mountain Film Making Course in Wanaka, so I’ll check my voice mail to see if Hollywood has called. 🤣
@@wildmountainman1 I was the same after being on TV every year for 10. Never got the call 🤣 My last vid tanked so I’ll stop breathing down your neck for a while. Enjoy the course and the fresh air wild man.
@@OutdoorsmanDave thanks Dave. You’re still doing well and should be proud in the results you’re achieving. Keep it up. 👍🏼👏🏼👍🏼
Hey Barry, Another great film. I really enjoyed this edit it all looked very professional and great presentation. Content excellent and really broken up keeping the video interesting. Great to see your subscriber count growing too. ATB Tom
Hey Tom. Thanks for your kind comments and support. Yes, this was a fun trip and the hot pools certainly helped warm things up. Look forward to your next video.
awesome video barry! great voiceover too, nice and concise video.
Thanks Daniel for your comments. Great to see you this week. All the very best with your upcoming video projects. 👍🏼 I look forward to staying in touch.
@@wildmountainman1 yeah man great meeting you, keen to see more wild mountain videos!
Thank you. :)
Glad for the synthetic clothing tips. I'm becoming 'allergic' to wool & down and am looking at synthetics. P.S. Amazing scenery, captured with amazing camera work.
Thanks Cameron. Much appreciated. Yes, I agree about synthetic. Horses for courses. :)
I use heat 3 company gloves total bad ass gloves .. good tips as usually
Good to hear you’ve found a great glove. :)
@@wildmountainman1 yeah after buying many gloves over the years lol I will try the geako guard for sure
@@Bikepacking yeah I’ve lost or had the wind ‘steal’ some gloves over the years which can get expensive too. Lol
@@wildmountainman1 lol keep the videos coming yeah I lost my heat 3 gloves left them on a wall cycle back 20 km didn’t want to lost them after paying 240 usd
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I think you've got merino management issues ;) Synthetic dries too quickly at stops and gives immediate chills (not to mention the environmental issues with synthetics) Merino slow drying stops the chills - it remains mildly moist while worn. The best way to dry that merino layer is to put another merino layer under the wet set and pop a layer over the top. Then everything is dry in the morning.
I do like polypro gloves - almost indestructible and absorb little water. When it's cold I don't layer gloves as the (usually) wet, cold liners prevent the insulation working well in the big gloves.
Each to their own huh?
Good feedback Bob. I certainly understand what you’re saying. One of the biggest challenges I face, (which I didn’t mention in the video) is that I only have to look at exercise and I start sweating, which is also why I wear shorts, even in snow. So even when it’s cold I’ll generally only wear a t-shirt and my rain jacket. So I find what I mention in the video works for me, however as you say, many people find what works best for them and stick with it. I admit though, it’s a learning curve. :)
Just gonna Chuck my two cence in here as well. I can relate a lot to Barry, lots of sweat, no matter how atrocious the weather.
New synthetics have some pretty cool technology and are a lot more environmentally than they used to be. Worth checking out the powerdry tech and how it works. Also macpac now does a semi synthetic semi merino t shirt so there's lots out there for people.
I very rarely have a problem with being to cold cause of my synthetic shirts. And if I am getting cold. I've found wet merino hasn't been a big helper in that (personally). If I set up camp and I'm starting to get cold. I'll Chuck my warm pants and spare undies (merino), on as well as a dry polarfleece and jacket. Then I do what barry does and my shirt dries overnight.
@@DakkaDakkaDakkaWaagh great points, thank you. 👍🏼 I do have one of the Macpac semi-merino tops. I do like it, however, I still find it isn’t the easiest to dry when it’s wet. The struggle is real. Lol.
@@wildmountainman1 I feel that. I turn into a sweaty rat within 30 seconds of uphill walking. I definitely like my macpac superlite t shirt. Drys super fast. Breathes really well when walking and shorts team haha
@@DakkaDakkaDakkaWaagh that’s great to hear. It’s so important to find what works for you. All the best.