What to Wear for Winter Travel (Part 2) – And where to get cheap Heat Packs Jeans, Boots, Socks, Gloves..

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What to Wear for Winter Travel.

Following our previous post on what to wear for Winter Travel, here's part 2 of What to Wear during Your Winter Travel.

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Bottom Wear

Tights or Leggings 

Similar to the Top innerwear, a cosy innerwear makes a difference. I cannot take the cold at 0°C by wearing Jeans only. I have to put on the tights if not my legs will be shaking. It's like wearing those compression tights you see in running events.

Refer to Uniqlo Heat Tech in Part 1 for their Heat Tech Wear.

Temperature

Type

C to 10°C

Optional Tights

-5°C to 5°C

Thermal Tights are advised

Below -5°C

Thicker Tights Will be Good.

Product

Where to Buy

Thermal Wear For 5°C to 10°C

Thermal Wear with Thicker Coat For 5°C and Below

Thick Thermal Tights

Thick Thermal Tights For 5°C and Below

Jeans / Pants


Jeans or Pants certainly looks good depending on what kind of occasion. However, some jeans materials are quite thin and you maybe feeling cold at close to 5°C. The key is actually the thermal thighs. And of course, insulated pants will definitely keep you warm than wearing jeans.

Socks


Do not underestimate the warmth of socks. They are the like gloves to your hands, even though you are wearing shoes. A thermal socks will give you the extra warmth to your feets.

Product

Where to Buy

Thermal Socks

Mid Calf Thermal Socks with Anti Slip

Thick Thermal Tights

Thick Thermal Tights For 5°C and Below

Shoes / Boots


If you are going for snow hiking, it is better than you wear boots that is suitable for snow. Just imagine you wear normal shoes on an Ice Skating Rink.

For Ladies, you can also get High Cut Boots, but if you often travel to Winter Countries, you can get a good quality high cut boots. If not, after 1 year of not wearing it, somehow the boots may start falling apart.

Gloves


You have your jackets, tights, beanies ready. But without gloves in Winter, it's like missing Condense Milk in your Milo Peng. A good pair of glove will make or break your Winter Holiday. 

This is for Durian, not suitable for Cold Temperature

I actually bought a cheap pair of Gloves during my trip to Berlin, but it doesn't seem to have any warming effect and in the end, I had to get a better quality gloves.

So how can you test out if that gloves can provide you better warmth?

I actually "test out" by wearing them while shopping for other stuffs in the department store. The one that provide better warmth, I purchased it.

And shopping for gloves is always dexterity against the cold resistance. Usually better insulated gloves can protect better but they restrict some of your fingers movement.

Product

Where to Buy

Smart Touch Winter Gloves

Gloves suitable for minus weather.

Actually it's advisable to get gloves that have touch screen capability. Imagine, in the cold, you have to take out your gloves to navigate or check out some stuffs. COLD DIE!

Heat Packs


Okay, for first time traveler to winter countries. This is a good to have. And they don't sell this at Europe. It's probably in Asia like Japan then they have Heat packs.

Each heat pack usually last 6-9 hours. Enough for a day's of warm. Put 1 or 2 in your sweater's pocket and get some warm from there.

Product

Where to Buy

Hand Warmer - Qoo10

Alternatively, you can try out this Zippo Warmer. Acts like a Heat Pack, but it is refillable and reusable.

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About the author 

Donovan

Don is a Kiasu Singaporean that blogs his journey while exploring Europe.
A Singapore Travel Blog that provides travel guides and tips on how to travel free and easy in Europe.

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