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9 Items You Need to Keep Warm

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It’s hard to enjoy the winter when you’re cold. Follow these steps to stay warm and enjoy being outside this winter.

1. Good Base Layer

These are my two favorites.

SmartWool Thermal Long Underwear-Merino 250 Base Layer-tops and bottoms

Hot Chillys Base Layer- Hot Chillys Peppers Bi-Ply Base Layer-tops and bottoms

2. Mid Layer Top

A sweatshirt or fleece top like these:

The North Face Powder Guide Midlayer

32 Degrees - FAUX CASHMERE PULLOVER WITH SHERPA LINING

3. Mid Layer Bottoms

Either snow pants or lined windproof pants.

Klim Transition Pant

Swix Lillehammer Pants

The North Face - Powder Guide Pants

4. Socks

SmartWool hands done are my favorite socks. All styles.

SmartWool PhD Ski Light Socks

SmartWool PhD Ski Medium Socks

5. Shoes

Bogs - Classic Ultra High Insulated Boots

Sorels - Women’s Winter Carnival or Women’s Caribou Boot

6. Hat

Any hat is better than no hat. I have many, but here are the two warmest.

The North Face - Women’s Fuzzy Earflap Beanie

Carhartt - Acrylic Watch Hat

7. Gloves

The North Face-Denali Thermal Etip Glove

Dakine - Sequoia Insulated Mittens - Don’t underestimate the warmth of mittens. I swear they keep your hands warmer, especially when you drop a Hot Hands hand warmer in them.

8. Scarf

The multi use miracle warmer :) Cover your neck, face, or ears. Don’t leave home without one.

The North Face - Dipsea Cover It

Pistil-Frenchi Infinity Scarf (check out their hats as well)

9. Hot Hands

Hand and foot warmers. These stay warm for up to 8 hours and are a lifesaver.

Hot Hands

Now, Go. See. Do.

~meemish