Cold Weather Gear / 2 pieces of gear to keep you warm
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- Опубликовано: 20 дек 2021
- Over the years. I have used many different types of gear to help keep me toasty warm during the cold winter months. These two pieces of gear are very inexpensive, and I guarantee to help you stay warm. So you will be able to enjoy the great outdoors. Even when the temperatures drop below your comfort level.
Wristies Originals ( wristies.com )
Fleece Neck Gaiter ( amzn.to/3pr7Aa5 )
Thanks. I didn't know how Wristies worked. Makes a lot of sense.
Thank you Specz for sharing that. Much appreciated!
Being a old timer 70 yrs my uncle 98 would tell me stories about the Michigan lumber days that the lumber jacks would take a pair of wool socks cut out finger holes to do the same job as your idea. A pair of socks sew together for a scarf
I just got a pair of those old wool sock. Than someone in Sweden. Cut to fit over the hands. The ones I have are made of fleece instead of wool. Looking forward to using them. Nothing is better than old school! Thank you YooperDanKulka for watching. Much appreciated.
Great information. All that I can add is that wearing a head covering that covers your forehead, or , if you are bald, your head, prevents you from suffering from headaches.
Thank you Clivedunning for sharing. Good stuff!
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Good advice. I haven't come across the wrist doodah's yet .. I suppose if I looked harder .. 😏.
However, Neck Gaiters .. I'm sold! Gloves wrapped in the Gaiter, stuffed into the Beanie and then into a plastic one litre Zip-Loc Bag, forms part of my cold weather carry (if not wearing).
The only time I wear a Scarf (a plain, brown 100% wool one) .. and properly .. doubled, looped in a 'larks head' around the neck and then tucked in, is when I wear my Woollen Top Coat .. the 1930's New York 'Gang Boss' type. That, together with a 'Tilley Wool Winter Hat and walking the little Malti-Poo, I look the part 😁.
I am a firm believer in 'layering' and if the hands and feet are cold, 'put on a hat' (or an extra torso layer .. or get mobile).
Thanks for sharing .. take care ..
I love the 1930's New York Gang Boss look. That would scare any cold temperatures away. Thank you Thomasmusso for watching. Much appreciated!
Great job Marine
Thank you Runner for taking the time to watch the video. Merry Christmas.
Nice video! I make wrist warmers from old socks. Cut the toes off and make a hole for your thumb. Free and easy!
That is a great tip. Thank you for sharing that Louise Hiker. Have a Merry Christmas.
Another winner! Thanks Brother. Your and your family have a blessed Christmas.
Merry Christmas to you and your family. And may God Bless you this coming New Year.
Looking forward to make an overnighter now in january 👍 Great tips! That "I freeze (but I do look good)" is so true. We humans need to learn to dress for the cold.
So true! Looking forward to see that video. Have a safe trip in the beautiful Sweden woods. And Merry Christmas.
Thanks for the update. We are praying that your recovery is quick and you get back to 100%. Really enjoy you videos and have learned a lot. Cheers.
I really appreciate the prayers. Thank you Michael.
Great advice for warmth! I’ve learned a great deal for your cold weather too videos. Thank you for doing them. Merry Christmas and God bless Marine!
Thank you Backpacking Adventures, That means a lot to me. Merry Christmas and may God bless you and your family this coming New Year.
Merry Christmas, Marine and may God bless you as well !
I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year.
True words Marine. HNY to you and your family
Happy New Year Kevin. I hope this year is full of awesome trips.
great advice - MERRY CHRISTMAS Marine
Have a merry Christmas. And Thanks Ken For watching.
Thank you and Merry Christmas and a Happy Safe New Year. Semper Fi Brother
Merry Christmas SFCRambo60. Semper fi my brother.
Neck gaiter an mittens ..priceless .. thanks Marine .. Happy Holidays
Throw those Wristies under those mittens. and you are good to go. May you and your family have a Merry Christmas.
Great video, which has got me reevaluating my layering systems again. I like the idea of wrist covers, but personally I find that fingerless gloves with a long wrist cuff paired with a pair of over mittens works for me even down to 20F. Colder than that and I wear full gloves inside my over mittens.
I do a lot of Fly Fishing in the winter. Wool fingerless gloves are a must. Thank you Bernard Weaver for sharing that. Much appreciated.
Well done thank you!
Thank you Billy for watching. I really appreciate it.
So my sweater with the thumb holes under my my sweater was a good idea.
Great to know!
Someone asked me yesterday " why dose your sweater have holes on the sleeves ".I hope to seen more made with that feature. Merry Christmas.
I walk my dog daily year round, about 3 miles a day. I've got a few different neck gaiters for different levels of cold. The lightest is just stretch polyester, there's the double fleece and the wool. I also have a couple extra long and wide scarfs that my wife made me that can be worn similar to a shemagh, around the neck, across the face, over the head. It can be adjusted easily, if the wind stops or picks up.
Thank you Phild for sharing that. Good stuff!
I love using a shemagh in the cold
I know some people that love wearing them. I have yet to try one. I will have to pick up a shemagh.
Such great, prcatical information - Excellent! Than you from the UK 🙂
You're very welcome! thank you Dongladstone for watching. I really appreciate it.
Thanks Marine I always carry neck gaiter, either Merino wool or polyester. I really like the looks of those wrestles. Merry Christmas and God Bless
I really recommend those Wristies. Your hands will thank you for them. Merry Christmas Warren. And have a Blessed New Year.
Another great vid. I love the neck gaiter and also a skull cap or earband for mild chilly days. Haven't heard of wristies before but I'll be ordering a pain today!
Thank you Petewilson for watching. I really appreciate it.
Great video!! I told hubs I want wristies now!
You are going to love them Gretchen. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Great advice even down here in Texas. Some times those humid east winds seem to blow right through you, especially if you are sitting still out in the woods hunting. May you and yours have a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year.
Oklahoma wind🥶
That Texas wind was so nice while it lasted. Now we are experiencing Artic Air. And it was blowing hard today. I was out filming the next video. And It was pretty cold in the North Woods. Have a Merry Christmas and a very Blessed New Year.
Keep that Oklahoma wind blowing up this way. We really would appreciate that. Have a Merry Christmas.
Those are both simple yet very effective! I’ll probably get a neck gaiter first. Merry Christmas!
You are really going to like them Chris. Have a Merry Christmas.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I just checked our hat & scarf bin here at home, and I actually have one! It’s a 100% polypropylene “made in the USA” that I must have been issued, but never used. I’ll definitely try it this year.
I like my balaclava, had the hat and neck gaiter together for simplicity.
Balaclavas are great for sleeping in the hammock in the winter time. Thank you for sharing that Timothy.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I think I got the idea from one of Shug's videos.
Another good and informative video. I got some Wristies two years ago after watching one of you videos. In Navy blue of course and love them. I also have three or four buffs that I love. Always have one in my winter jackets. Two really good pieces of gear. When you did that modeling pose my wife almost traded me in. 😁😁Thanks for the video, God Bless and Merry Christmas to all, Al Pleas pass to Runner my greetings.
Runner and I, wish you and your family a Merry Christmas.
Yes, keep it all covered with layers. Remember the "Rules of 9" for estimating heat loss from exposed or under-insulated body surface area, The feet still cold, can't add any more socks or insoles? Keep the whole body warm and the feet may follow suit.
Great point!
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At 73, I Nordic Walk daily to stay in shape.
I follow the Mantra 'be bold, start cold' and now into Winter, pre-dawn and temperatures at freezing and below, it can be cold-ish.
I know that I am (my body is) cold when the tips of my little fingers hurt. Normally, after about 5 / 10 minutes on the road, the pain is gone and more than often, the gloves, and later the beanie come off and then we're good to go.
Yep, keep the torso / body core warm and the hands will follow.
@@thomasmusso1147 Overnight camping on the snow may require additional warmth. The hands, head, and neck lose a lot of heat. In snow camping, stay warm from the start.. It's difficult to recover body heat once it is lost.
Great tips and super nice video quality. Merry Christmas and stay warm!
Heading to Slim Lake next week with Runner. Never been there. I thought I would check it out after seeing your video last winter. Have a Merry Christmas
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Hope you have a great time, it is a nice area. If you get a chance, I'd recommend taking a trip over to Hook Lake like Nibi and I did, more excellent scenery there.
@@MNmostly Will do. Thank you for the info.
Nice video. Good advice.
Thank you so much Jill. Have a Merry Christmas.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Thanks, You have a Merry Christmas too!
Great video Marine, not sure what happened but I wasn’t getting notifications on your videos for months. Hope your holidays were blessed and you have a great New Year. God speed and happy trails.
I think You Tube is punishing me for changing the name. There is a lot that are not getting notify. I am so glad your back. I missed you. God bless.
Neck gators are great, switched from a scarf to the gator on my motorcycle a few years back. No more drafts down the back of my neck. Much warmer not having a draft.
I bet your are itching to get that motorcycle out. Some day I would like to try that. Have a Merry Christmas.
Great tips, haven't seen the Wristies here, but i feel an online shopping spree coming on.
They are such a great investment. Thank you HN76 Hike & see for watching. I always appreciate it.
i was on an extended pandemic tour of the American Southwest, permanent summer, but now I'm stuck in Chicago for the winter. First real cold in nearly 2 years...
I lived in the jungles in the far east then in southern California for four years. When I came back to Minnesota. It took a long time to get used to the cold again. Believe it or not. I now prefer the colder climate. Thank you Jacksirrom for watching. I always appreciate it.
I just have trouble keeping my fingers from freezing. And there are very few choices in my size. (Giant) I love my wool buff around my neck. The Buff brand microwool neck gaiter is around $20 but well worth it.
Thank you Keith for sharing that. Have a Merry Christmas.
Great tips! I noticed a cool paracord tiedown gadget at 3:22, I hope you can share what this is and where to get one.
The cordage is Zing-it. And the gadget is called the Stingerz. From Dutchware Gear ( wwwdutchwaregear.com ). They are great for hanging a tarp. Thank you BENDER for watching. Merry Christmas.
I've watched plenty of Wim Hoff videos to realize we don't need to be completely covered. Apparently the cold is a healthy thing for humans.
I agree as long as you don't end up with frostbite. thank you Markrobertdevison foe watching. Much appreciated!
If you spend any amount of time outside never ever expose your skin to radiation. Always protect yourself from the sun. There are UV hoodies on the market. Those of us who have spent a lifetime in active outdoor adventures and farm work see your Dermatologist twice a year to take care of our sun damaged arms, hands, face and head.
Thank you Tomsitzman for sharing. Much appreciated.
Great video. What do you think of battery heated jackets? Are they a scam and just a way to charge an extra few hundred dollars?
You never want to rely on anything with batteries in the cold temperatures. Nothing works better then lays of clothing. Wool and good down if possible. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Thank you, Merry Christmas!
The weather is never really "cold"; the human is simply under-dressed.
Well said Lifted_Above. Have a Merry Christmas. And a Blessed New Year.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Thanks for the quality content, Marine. Stay warm, keep the MSM turned off, and keep the eyes to the heavens. haha
No bad weather, just bad selection of equipment!