Bundle Up For Cold Weather – Winter Wear
Here’s how you can stay warm and cozy:
Layer up: Start with a moisture-wicking base layer, add an insulating mid-layer, and finish with a waterproof and windproof outer layer.
Hat and gloves: Heat escapes through your head and hands, so keep them covered.
Scarf: Protects your neck and can be used to shield your face from icy winds.
Thermal socks and insulated boots: Keep those toes toasty and dry.
Hand warmers: Perfect for those extra chilly days.
Hot drinks: Keep a thermos of your favorite hot beverage handy for a warm-up on the go.
Staying warm doesn’t have to mean compromising on style.
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Winter Road Travel Needs
Winter road travel needs some extra prep. Here’s what you’d typically need:
- Snow tires or chains for better grip.
- Windshield scraper and de-icer to keep visibility clear.
- Emergency kit with blankets, first aid, flashlight, and food.
- Jumper cables in case of a dead battery.
- Shovel to dig out if you get stuck.
- Extra washer fluid that’s rated for freezing temps.
- Warm clothing and boots for the driver and passengers.
- Phone charger to stay connected.
- Tire pressure gauge as tires lose pressure in cold weather.
That’s the essentials.
