"There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing." the Norwegians say.

Thank you! Short video and yet answered most of my question regarding layering in snowy Winter!

go to Liverpool , that's how they dress for a wedding

this is a correct advice !!

Thanks for useful information

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She is so cute.

Great video

Fun video.

KEEP WARM IN WINTER - commentary by Roller Derby Star Saintly, Chrisentiae Saint-Piaf. Two points: 1. I feel you could have emphasized pants layering more. The model has leggings and suddenly pants. She is not shown putting them on, and you do not discuss this. 2. Wool is excellent but not always available due to a tight budget or ease of access. Therefore a substitute material made from modern polyester is suitable. The main advantage of wool over polyester is that wool is fire retardant, meaning it will not burn easily/quickly and melt like polyester. Just always stay away from open flames, extreme heat. To summarize how to dress for winter: 1. Underpants + bra. All of these are basically cotton, so carry extra to change. A bra may be optional, depending on the lady. 2. Leggings and long sleeve thin, close fitting top ... ideally made from wool or a modern polyester that wicks away sweat. Do NOT use cotton or bamboo or other plant based fabric as these act like a sponge, absorb sweat, and that in turn cools the body ... deadly in winter. 3. The third layer is thicker and looser, like a wool or polyester pullover and pants ... something that you would wear normally in the cold. 4. The final layer is wind, rain, snow protection. This is the shell and comes in two parts. The coat or jacket and the pants. Now onto the head. You will need proper head covering, that includes the ears. Wool is excellent and highly recommended. If you can't get wool, opt for modern polyester, though this needs to be like wool ... thick to keep the wind out ... it has to basically be three layers in one. So to wick, keep warm, and act as a shell. Now onto feet. Dry, dry, dry. Keep your feet dry and they will keep warm. A wool blend is highly recommended, but no cotton. Wool isn't that strong, so for socks, it needs to be blended with like polyester. Avoid plant material like cotton and bamboo, which will act like a sponge. Depending on your foot wear, you may want to double layer your socks, a thin layer and then a thicker layer. Now onto shoes. Your winter shoes need to repel water, especially around the toes and heel height. There are various boots that achieve this, at various price points. Try to buy something on sale, if your are on a tight budget like me. Shop around. Foot wear needs to be comfortable, and if it isn't, you will damage your feet. If after putting new shoes on, you feel pressure points such as your heels, then apply band aids there, and this will greatly reduce the chance of blisters. Do so until your boots wear in and your feet toughen. Pack extra underwear and socks. Take extra, extra socks !!! Keep safe by being smart.

So cute!

thanks a lot

You should list the actual pieces of garments being used in this video. Brands...

Hi everyone. As a brazilian, it was really importanto to know that. I intendo to go to Norway as soon as possible. Ha det!

Elsker videoen, prøver å forberede ei australsk venninne på Norsk vær!

I need to buy some wool clothing

Man nice video ! One notice ,you skipped the pants on the middle layer

They should make nad warmers.

I love Norwegian humor

Great, but marred by several basic spelling and syntax errors, here are corrections: "its ability", "layer for insulation", "lose a lot of heat", "and a hat".

Synthetics work fine as baselayers (polyester/acrylic/polupropylene/rayon). And middle layers can be polyester fleece. I'm saying this because wool garments are often expensive.

Interesting debate so far regarding wool vs synthetics for the base layer. Chime in anybody!

Cool, thanks for the video..my family plan to visit Finland next month.

My brother is extremely allergic to wool and once had to be rushed to emergency. What can you recommend in place of wool?

A Whitby Hand Warmer is also worth having. 12 hours of heat and great to slip into the underwear to avoid shrinkage!!!

Okay!

Maybe its just me but i prefer one piece suits because the hold in heat so much better than a jacket which bleeds heat out of the mid body section.

Video is good. But at some places it is written “isolation” perhaps instead of “insulation”. Please check and let me know if convenient. Regards

Not yet..

A+

Hi I’m Ray, as a Californian we don’t really have cold weather clothings, is it cheaper to buy them in norway or should I try to buy them here in the states?

Skjorte og shorts funker alltid

Well done video. Great for novices to winter camping/trekking. I use only polyester base layers as a personal choice. Try 3 mm thick neoprene divers socks over thin poly liners as a Vapor Barrier Liner (VBL) to keep your boot insulation dry and warm. It works! I have a -30 F. down expedition parks for camp use (Eddie Bauer PEAK XV). For snowshoeing I wear SOREL Canadian felt pacs and for back country skiing I wear SCARPA T3 Telemark boots.

Insulation not isolation, that needs to be corrected please!

Какая горячая девушка!

God bless Norway

Insulation is what you meant, I think?

You need a Norwegian wage to afford their kit.

I've been wearing the same pair of underwear for the last 22 years.

What do I not need going north in May?

Any way to use something instead of wool? Something synthetic, not involving animals?

I have a question, most of the time my feel warm but my hands are always cold no matter how much I ware what should I do??

Why not modern synthetic ? What's it called?

I came here because I thought you would show Norwegian traditional folk costume.

poor lady undressing in the cold

Insulation, not isolation.

If I can get all these items at Walmart, I'm going. Otherwise, it's home sweet home.

That is A LOT of clothes!

why am i watching this? Im norwegian...

facing a girl that gets happier the more clothes she wears :(