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i find that my hands, toes and ears seem to be weak points. i might have to find some earmuffs that work with a helmet for next winter. side note: i snooped yo
by 0_____0 6y ago
i find that my hands, toes and ears seem to be weak points. i might have to find some earmuffs that work with a helmet for next winter.
side note: i snooped your profile a bit and i'm intrigued by the path you've chosen. i am moving in a similar direction, and no doubt could benefit from referencing your experience...
- grecy 6y agoI used to wear a pear of very thin merino wool gloves and then a MASSIVE pair of very well insulated mitts. After leaving the house I had to take off my mitts to unlock my bike, and I knew it was cold (past -35 or so) when I couldn't feel my fingers after 20 seconds of no mitts. On my feet I wore thick wool socks, and very well insulated winter boots. They were always hot, even just standing still past -40 For my face I had a toque under my helmet and a big thick merino wool neck warmer that I would pull up until it was right under my eyes - so it covered my ears entirely. Half way to work I would pull down the neck warmer, unzip my big jacket, etc. in an attempt to not sweat too much. .. haha, yeah, my path has been a different one, and I'm a thousand times happier than when I sat at a desk. I'm TheRoadChoseMe around the web, and my email is dan @ that .com if you want to get in touch!