I have been asked for this information on several occasion, hope you can enjoy the outdoors with this information! Tell me where your watching from!

Fleece! I'm from Florida and run hot so I bought cotton hoodies instead not realizing that fleece dries quicker. Makes sense!

We are planning a move with 5 kids so this is HUGELY helpful. Thank you.😁

Thanks Lauren. Great info!

thank you thank you thank you... you may be saving lives...

That was so informative, the weather in England is just crazy now. Unfortunately what we class as winter clothing is really not fit for anything other than to look good. I will definitely be getting many of the thing's you have mentioned. So looking forward to not freezing every time you go outside. Sending love 💞

Headed there in 3 weeks!!! HELPFUL!!!

You rock! Thank you for taking the time to make this, I am sure it will help lots of people.

Lauren great educational video. I am surprised someone hasn't asked you to be a salesperson for hunting gear. You know so much about everything that you need. Great job.. 💕💜❤️

You are amazing.Thank you

THANK YOU so much for this video. I am moving to Glennallen, AK from Fort Worth, TX to work in the school there. It's currently 108* here in Texas so it's been difficult for me to imagine what I will need for Alaska. Your video was so detailed and friendly and informative I feel soooo much better about coming up. My new adventure starts Thursday!

Thank you! The Extratuf cutoffs was a great take away for me! Planning a Anchorage trip. Thanks again. One

Love learning about this stuff. Being in the southern states of the lower 48. Also have had many church friends who have lived in AK and love to hear about their time up there.

All my children are grown & gone, so I'm not in need of the gear any longer. We lived up in the south/eastern side of Washington State where it got very cold and snowy...nothing like alaska. We are talking 20+ years ago. For warmth (elementary school) I had my kids wear tights underneath their pants, it worked! And when they went to play in the snow, we put bread sacks over their socks, this worked also!

This is the one thing I don’t miss about AK!

Also just subscribed! Such a helpful video!

Mums: "its so hard getting out the house with kids" Lauren: "You have no idea" 😆😆 Golly gosh that adds a whole new meaning to laundry!! I cannot imagine trying to wash, dry and store so many items ld be super paranoid if an item got put away wet then it would smell so bad. You really are a super Mum👊👍

Best clothes packing video I've seen. Thank you! We're headed to Alaska in our campervan, arriving in Tok July 4! We bought LL Bean raincoats. They keep us dry for sure. But they're thin. Hoping they work over the fleece!

Great video, thanks! We are vacationing in AK this July, coming from very hot Arkansas, this is helpful for knowing what we might need. It wasn’t in your video; is there ever a need for shorts or tank tops? We’re flying and I’m trying to keep us all packed in one backpack each to prevent bringing any carry ons, so want to filter out any superfluous items 🙂 Thanks for sharing your life and family, love watching your videos!

Wow, that's a lot of gear. But, much better to have what you need for the climate so you can enjoy life comfortably and safely. I am always curious when you say it's hot. What temperatures do you consider hot in Alaska?

Hello, thanks for the information. We are going to Alaska for aurora borealis view. You get me a lot ideas for winter gear. And for bra and panties what fabric should be the best. I get hot easily Menopause . I know cotton is good for panties but in this case with layers what would be the best option?

Hey thanks for the time and effort you put into this. Super helpful.Im from California and ill be working on a tug boat in anchorage. Would you happen to have a proper written list so I can find it on line? Again thank you for your help. Can't wait to be out there.

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Straight up like if it's -60 out wtf do you wear?? Like i'll be in a base layer, two sweaters, a hoodie, a down jacket, a carhart and a raincoat and freeze my ass off in 15F

What’s “hot” in Alaska? 50F? 😅