The outfit of the day for your next winter camping trip.Are you and your friends preparing for a camping trip this winter? If yes! Do you already have something in mind on what to wear, what activities or where are you going?

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The Outfit Of The Day For
Your Next Winter Camping
Trip

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The Out t Of The Day For Your Next Winter Camping Trip
Are you and your friends preparing for a camping trip this winter? Is your excited to
experience the winter camping? If yes! Do you already have something in mind on what to wear,
what activities or where are you going?
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Having the right clothing is the key to your comfort while winter camping. When camping during
winter you need at least two layers of clothing to avoid getting cold at all.
The Base layer or innermost layer:
This is your underwear layer that goes next to your skin. During winter you need a more
midweight long underwear so that your body will be protected from this freezing temperature.
The Middle layer:
The middle layer is also known as the insulating layer. This is primarily designed to help you retain
body heat. There are a lot of choices to choose from insulators and it is up to you to choose what
you think is best for you.
The Outer layer:
This is the outermost layer of fabrics that you will use for your body to protect from the cold
weather. This will be your breathable defense or your waterproof against snow, sleet, rain and
wind. Choose what will be tted to you and will bene t you more. It is important to have a fully
waterproof jacket and pants so that you can avoid water or moisture to penetrate your inner
layers.
Adding up some accessories:
These accessories will provide lots of comfort especially on cold days:

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The Out t Of The Day For Your Next Winter Camping Trip
Wear non-cotton socks. The appropriate thickness of your socks is determined by your
boot t. An extra-thick sock will not keep your feet warm if it makes your boots too tight.
Take extras.
Socks:
A basic wool or synthetic beanie hat will work well. Make sure your hat covers
your ears. If your face gets cold, consider a face mask or balaclava.
Winter hat:
Fleece gloves provide basic warmth, but insulated gloves with
waterproof/breathable shells are better. Mittens let your ngers share warmth, but you
sacri ce a bit of dexterity. Whatever you choose, it’s wise to take an extra pair along in case
they get wet.
Gloves and mittens:
Always protect your eyes from sun and wind. If you anticipate bright,
sunny days, you’ll want glasses or goggles with dark lenses and a visible light transmission.
For cloudy weather, light-colored lenses, such as yellow, gold, amber or rose, help enhance
contrast in tricky, at-light conditions.
Goggles and glasses:
If there’s only a few inches of snow on the ground, you can use traditional hiking
boots. But, in deeper snow, you’ll appreciate having winter or mountaineering boots that are
waterproof and insulating. Using gaiters will keep snow out of your boots and they will add
a bit of warmth.
Footwear:
In conclusion, it is important to choose your camping out t especially if you are planning to do
camping during winter. Choose from different styles and options but remember that comfort must
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