When planning the perfect boarding trip, staying warm and dry in sub-zero temperatures is essential.
Properly layering yourself is a challenge for many and without perfecting the art, you are almost guaranteed to be chilly (and miserable) on the slopes. Watch Olympic champion, Torah Bright, take you through the process step-by-step.
First, you want to put on your base layers. Thermal base layers are often recommended, because they keep you warm by trapping and insulating a layer of warm air around the skin.
Next up, put on your snow pants. Snow pants’ main purpose is to keep water and snow out.
Freezing temperatures, dry air and friction from clothing fabric dehydrate and irritate the skin, especially on the face, neck and hands. This is why ROXY partnered with Biotherm to create the first line of winter products that care for your skin.
Throw on a beanie
Keep UV rays at bay with a quality pair of snow goggles.Hoodie and or Insulator Jacket
Depending on the conditions, you may need one or both of these layers.
Similar to your snow pants, the snow jacket ensures moisture stays out and warmth stays in.
The final touches are just as important as your base layers, especially when your mittens feature the ROXYxBiotherm lining, keeping your hands cozy and moisturised all day long.
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