On a ski trip, people are freezing not only from the cold and wind, but also from getting wet clothes from the inside, caused by sweating when moving. Water is an excellent conductor of heat, therefore, when clothes get wet, your body does not have time to generate enough heat. Therefore, the main condition for a warm skiing is not to sweat, and this is quite difficult to do. By choosing the right clothes, you will not only protect your health, but at the same time, you will get a lot of positive emotions from skiing.
Instructions
Step 1
When buying a uniform, do not chase after fashion, it is important that the clothes are light, elastic and multi-layered. Put on thermal underwear as the first layer, its duty is to keep our body dry. Then the second layer should be a fleece pullover, its vocation is to keep warm and transfer moisture to the outer layer of clothing. The third layer protects against moisture, wind, and sweats out. The ideal option is a jacket with a hood and a jumpsuit made of membrane fabric. Any other synthetic fabric will work as well, but at the same time it should be waterproof, windproof and non-slip (otherwise you will not be able to brake if you fall). The sleeves and the bottom of the pants should be with elastic bands so that snow does not clog under your clothes. Additional pads on the elbows and knees will not be superfluous (the suit will last much longer). Color matters if you are a skier, in which case it is best to choose bright colors so that you are visible against the background of snow.
Step 2
It is advisable to buy gloves from genuine leather with high-quality insulation. They, like the rest of the clothes, should be comfortable, warm and waterproof. You should wear socks on your feet that will not wrinkle your legs. In specialized stores, you can buy socks that are particularly durable and insulated.
Step 3
Boots are the most important part of your outfit. New, not worn-out shoes are especially dangerous; they can rub your feet a lot while walking. Therefore, the best option is to choose boots one or two sizes larger, but at the same time wear two pairs of socks under them. Shoes should fit tightly around the foot, but at the same time should allow free movement of the toes. Flat ski boots are different from ski boots. The latter differ in the level of training, for example, it is advisable for beginners to buy boots with a slight stiffness and with the ability to switch the "Walking - rolling" function. There must be an insole and an anatomical sole.
