Agree with the importance of staying dry. You can overheat in many layers of clothing so if you are sweating it might be better to cool off a bit - maybe unzip or open up the top layer for a bit so you stop sweating. I really like this video. It's so practical.
You guys did the very best video. I have been watching all that I can find on TH-cam, and so glad that I found you two! I live in Florida and going to Christmas markets in Hungary, Germany, and Prague for two weeks in mid to late December this year. I want to be ready, warm and not overpack, so we can bring home lots of Christmas ornaments and gifts.
This has been the BEST vlog I’ve watched on winter travel. We’re an Aussie family living in India and are travelling to Finland and Eastern Europe in December (our 3 boys have never seen snow ❄️ ). Thank you sooooooo much!
Thermals/baselayers are indeed we'd say the #1 essential for winter packing 0 because they are so warm, thin, light and layer up so well with anything, you can even sleep with them! Oh and we've looked quite the part when travelling to New Zealand via South East Asia and just wearing all our winter gear like O.o
Oh this is so much fun watching.. came to stumble for travel tips for my upcoming Bosnia Winter holiday in January and it will be my 1st snow ❄ experience 😀 thanks! This is very helpful indeed 👏 😊
Hi! Thanks so much for the video. I have a question. Did you spray your boots with the waterproof spray or when you’re at the destination? Is it possible to bring the waterproof spray on flight? Thank you!
First video I see. Loved it. Great tips and since I'm traveling to Europe in Winter time this year for the first time ( I usually do summer ) have just been searching for tips. The silica gel tip is awesome. Would have never thought of that. Thanks. New subscriber.
I live somewhere where there is winter (only my 2nd winter since I grew up in Los Angeles). Thank you for this fun video! It's always great to get fresh ideas sometimes :)
Thank you so much for these very practical "packing for Winter/cold destinations" tips!😊 These are definitely applicable to my husband and me both having grown up in the Midwest (him: NE Ohio, me:Chicago Suburbs)and now have lived in NE Ohio, and most recently SE Michigan, we've got cold weather gear. We often travel to visit my side of the family in Chicago for Winter holidays, too. 🌨️❄️🥶☺️❤️
This was a great video!! You guys helped me so much before we head up to go skiing for the first time ever in lots of snow. We are from Florida so we have no clue when it comes to snow! Note to self stay dry! Or Game Over ;)
@@hopscotchtheglobe no, unluckyly I don't!! I am from Paraguay, so the times I have traveled to cold destinations (I mean the Netherlands during winter 😂😂😂) I bought some thermals locally but of course they were no match to the European winter. So now I am looking forward to putting all these tips to practice and shop for the thermals you recommended 😘😁
It's from a company called Banana Backpack. Check out our holiday gift guide and giveaway video we posted last week: th-cam.com/video/DQk0PFaInWo/w-d-xo.html we are giving 2 away.
Pro tip hack. You can buy special plastic bags to keep cameras dry, instead of using an umbrella, which can be cumbersome if trying to take photos. You can buy them at any camera shop for super cheap and they usually come in a package if two. OR use a grocery bag, cut a hole for the lens to poke through. :-) To reuse your silica packs, put them in the oven on a very low heat for a few mins to dry them out again.
Those vaccum seal bags are a great idea! I was gonna post a vaccum joke but it really sucks!
Hahahaha😂
Good one!
Thank you! I’m a native Floridian traveling to both NYC and Indianapolis in January-so this is very helpful!
We are so glad! If you're prepared, winter travel is so much fun!
That baby made the intro 🙂
Ya shes the new star if the show
Agree with the importance of staying dry. You can overheat in many layers of clothing so if you are sweating it might be better to cool off a bit - maybe unzip or open up the top layer for a bit so you stop sweating. I really like this video. It's so practical.
Love the silica gel tip, what a great idea!!!
You guys did the very best video. I have been watching all that I can find on TH-cam, and so glad that I found you two! I live in Florida and going to Christmas markets in Hungary, Germany, and Prague for two weeks in mid to late December this year. I want to be ready, warm and not overpack, so we can bring home lots of Christmas ornaments and gifts.
Nice tip with the silica gel. Helpful! Thanks.
This has been the BEST vlog I’ve watched on winter travel. We’re an Aussie family living in India and are travelling to Finland and Eastern Europe in December (our 3 boys have never seen snow ❄️ ). Thank you sooooooo much!
Thermals/baselayers are indeed we'd say the #1 essential for winter packing 0 because they are so warm, thin, light and layer up so well with anything, you can even sleep with them!
Oh and we've looked quite the part when travelling to New Zealand via South East Asia and just wearing all our winter gear like O.o
Thermals are life changing haha
Any recommendations on where to purchase some?
Great video! There are tons of winter videos on youtube but this one gave out some really useful and unique tips. The editing was on point too!
Oh this is so much fun watching.. came to stumble for travel tips for my upcoming Bosnia Winter holiday in January and it will be my 1st snow ❄ experience 😀 thanks! This is very helpful indeed 👏 😊
Glad it was helpful! You're going to have such a wonderful experience. Enjoy the snow and stay warm!
Just in time for my flight to Canada today from Australia 😍
I think this is the first video I found here on youtube where someone gives tips for winter travelling! Thank you very much! :)
This video came at a perfect time, heading to England & Croatia in a few weeks!
Awesome! Have so much fun and bundle up
Super helpful and unexpected tips!!
Glad you enjoy our tips! Are you planning some winter travels?
I literally packed almost everything from this video!! Wow!
I got shivers when I saw the thumb nail😊 I liked the camera tips! Thanks for sharing
Glad you like it :)
Very useful! I always have issues with my luggage for winter holidays. Well done guys
Hi! Thanks so much for the video. I have a question. Did you spray your boots with the waterproof spray or when you’re at the destination? Is it possible to bring the waterproof spray on flight? Thank you!
We sprayed before our trip.
Also you're welcome 😁 where are you traveling to next?
These hacks are the reason I watch these videos. Thank you so much for the winter tips!
thank you so much this was very helfull i am going somewhere verry cold
Thank you so much for posting this video. Our family will go on our first trip where there’s snow. cheers!
First video I see. Loved it. Great tips and since I'm traveling to Europe in Winter time this year for the first time ( I usually do summer ) have just been searching for tips. The silica gel tip is awesome. Would have never thought of that. Thanks. New subscriber.
I live somewhere where there is winter (only my 2nd winter since I grew up in Los Angeles). Thank you for this fun video! It's always great to get fresh ideas sometimes :)
If u dress well, winter is awesome and very enjoyable! Enjoy your second winter
Thanks
You're very welcome
What is that waterproof spray you’re using called? Do you have recommendations or any brand will do? Thanks!
Thank you so much for these very practical "packing for Winter/cold destinations" tips!😊 These are definitely applicable to my husband and me both having grown up in the Midwest (him: NE Ohio, me:Chicago Suburbs)and now have lived in NE Ohio, and most recently SE Michigan, we've got cold weather gear. We often travel to visit my side of the family in Chicago for Winter holidays, too. 🌨️❄️🥶☺️❤️
Thank you!!! Came in so handy because I’m already traveling in Europe but in warmer countries but gonna go in colder next month.
Awesome! Europe is great in the winter months. It's a whole other world
Good timing I'm traveling to Brianhead
Beautiful video thank u.
I would love to travel to Canada in winter! It looks incredible
It's seriously the best!!! Especially with a nice snow fall. So beautiful!
Nice tips!! Going to start packing silica gel packs!! 🙌🏻
They really come in handy!
Is silica gel allowed in checked in baggage in Airlines?
This was a great video!! You guys helped me so much before we head up to go skiing for the first time ever in lots of snow. We are from Florida so we have no clue when it comes to snow! Note to self stay dry! Or Game Over ;)
Where did you buy the thermal clothes?
Such a good and easy video to watch!
Does anyone have tips on where to buy a good pair of gloves for using touch screen?
RoomWithAView do you have a backpacker where you live?
What are the best type of thermals?
Amazing!!
Silica gels....genius!
Super helpful! Thanks guys😊😊😊
Kristen, the shirt you are wearing (blue and white), from which brand is the shirt?
11:11 💫
Thanks Kristen and Siya!! These tips were awesome 😊 I was wondering if you could recommend some reliable brands for thermals?
So glad you enjoyed this one. I really love David's Teas thermos' do you have a David's Tea where you live?
@@hopscotchtheglobe no, unluckyly I don't!! I am from Paraguay, so the times I have traveled to cold destinations (I mean the Netherlands during winter 😂😂😂) I bought some thermals locally but of course they were no match to the European winter. So now I am looking forward to putting all these tips to practice and shop for the thermals you recommended 😘😁
I think the request was for thermal recommendations, not thermos. Hope she made out okay.
Thanks for the great tips!
Great tips!! Thanks
Much needed! Thanks
I really loved this video! What brand is that backpack?
It's from a company called Banana Backpack. Check out our holiday gift guide and giveaway video we posted last week: th-cam.com/video/DQk0PFaInWo/w-d-xo.html we are giving 2 away.
Yes! I needed this video!
Really nice... Love your videos♥️
Omg I needed this video! I’m a California girl spending Christmas with my family on the east coast. Thanks for the inspiration ✨ Happy holidays!
Pro tip hack. You can buy special plastic bags to keep cameras dry, instead of using an umbrella, which can be cumbersome if trying to take photos. You can buy them at any camera shop for super cheap and they usually come in a package if two. OR use a grocery bag, cut a hole for the lens to poke through. :-)
To reuse your silica packs, put them in the oven on a very low heat for a few mins to dry them out again.
Great tips!
2:39 ចំរើន hello from Cambodia 😀
Is the thumbnail in Austria?
2nd
Plastic bag in the boot is a tip for people who have never tried it. Your feet will get soaked from sweat and not being able to breath.
I love you videos.. brazil love you... Thanks for that videos.. i speak a little English. But.. is this hahaha bye.. see u..
I disagree with vacuum bags. Yeah it saves space but make your luggage heavier.
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Swedish flag tattoo?
Lmao don't wear jeans in winter enviornments
I definitely do! I just put leggings underneath if it's really cold
babe fix the lash