how do you guys deal with the cold when traveling?
I suffer acutely in the cold, and I'm not sure if it's that I have the wrong gear, or I just wander around in the cold like a fool
also struggle with the weight of carrying coats/shoes/ice shovels etc
I'm set for china, but I'm going to be in the south and southwest
>>1132253
wear a coat.
>>1132268
Wear many coats
engage your core
control your breath
>>1132296
learn2layer
First layer should be a fabric that keeps you warm and dry. Wool is the most common natural fabric used for this.
Next you start stacking layers of warmer clothing with the last layer being a wind proof layer for obvious reasons. If you need a coat for /fa/shion reasons, use it over a wind proof jacket.
>>1132253
I'm a sub-tropical climate where temperatures beyond 100°F are common. As such, I'm very sensitive to temperatures below 80°F. That's cold as shit to me.
And so, I've been taking ice baths to train my mentality as well as my body. Since I do hard workouts, it actually feels reallyyyyyy good and expedites my post-work out recovery.
Just my $0.02
>>1132253
I'm Canadian therefore immune to cold.
>>1132253
Macau here
Wear lots of clothes, we don't have indoor heating
Also
>set for southern China
>ice shovel
>fucking do your research man
>>1132296
how did retrds like you not freeze to death in the past? if youre cold wear a heavier coat. or TWO coats. or fucking skin a buffalo and wear his skin. or fucks sake man
>how do you guys deal with the cold when traveling?
either
a) not travel during the cold months
or
b) travel to warm places
Usually I get pretty mad when people start threads here without doing any kind of research but this is next level shit.
>>1132253
How do you deal with cold when not raveling? Do that.
Also, travel to places where it is not cod at the time, that's always an option...
>>1133136
>80ºF
>sub-tropical climate
are you from a celsius country trying to use farenheit on the internet, because its a japanese chan ?
dude, no one uses farenheit, youre obviously fucking up the math, because 80F = 26C
thats "room temperature" used in kids physics exams
air conditioners dont even have an option for more than 22ºC
>>1132253
>>also struggle with the weight of carrying coats/shoes/ice shovels etc
>ice shovels
where the fuck are you visiting where you need carry a ice shovel? Know thye self, don't go to places you will hate/are completely untrained for.
>>1132268
/thread
>>1132296
get a better coat. winter coats are rated for different temps and conditions btw
>>1133369
>air conditioners dont even have an option for more than 22ºC
I was just in japan and yes they do.
