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How to Layer for Skiing with Kaylin Richardson — Transcript

by Helly Hansen · 575 words · 95 segments · language en-orig · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:01[Music]
  2. 0:07hi i'm kalyn richardson a world cup
  3. 0:09alpine ski racer turned professional big
  4. 0:12mountain skier and i totally agree with
  5. 0:14you it is not always easy to know what
  6. 0:16to wear skiing whether you're new to the
  7. 0:19sport or a seasoned veteran like me
  8. 0:22there are all kinds of factors
  9. 0:24precipitation terrain
  10. 0:27even who you are skiing with
  11. 0:28i know that cruising groomers with my
  12. 0:30mom requires different gear the lapping
  13. 0:32powder runs with my nephews
  14. 0:34so where to start
  15. 0:37keep it simple three words three layers
  16. 0:40base layer mid layer outerwear three
  17. 0:44quality layers that complement one
  18. 0:46another giving your body room to breathe
  19. 0:47and move is key to comfort warmth and
  20. 0:50protection
  21. 0:51let's start with the foundation
  22. 0:53the base layer
  23. 0:54when skiing it's all about comfort and
  24. 0:56comfort for me is all about staying dry
  25. 0:59you've probably heard about wicking
  26. 1:00material right wicking fabric requires
  27. 1:03your body heat to evaporate moisture
  28. 1:05which means if you are cold or you are
  29. 1:07in a cold environment wicking loses full
  30. 1:09effectiveness well lethal fiber is
  31. 1:12special in that it doesn't wick moisture
  32. 1:15instead it transfers it from your skin
  33. 1:17to the outside of the base layer meaning
  34. 1:19there won't be damp fabric laying
  35. 1:20against your skin dry skin equals
  36. 1:23comfort in the mountains and beyond the
  37. 1:25technical stuff my leafy merino base
  38. 1:27layer is just ridiculously comfy the
  39. 1:30greatest endorsement i can give it is to
  40. 1:32say that after skiing i often stay
  41. 1:34snuggled in my base layer all evening
  42. 1:36long
  43. 1:38moving on to layer number two
  44. 1:40the mid layer
  45. 1:41what is the purpose of a mid layer it's
  46. 1:44all about warmth the goal is to maintain
  47. 1:46an optimal temperature with minimal
  48. 1:48effort however the bulkiest insulator
  49. 1:51does not always equal the warmest
  50. 1:53insulator a mid layer designed for
  51. 1:55layering is a thing of beauty
  52. 1:57my leaf loft air insulator is super low
  53. 2:00volume yet incredibly warm because it is
  54. 2:02designed to trap and utilize my own body
  55. 2:04heat instead of just thickening a layer
  56. 2:06between my body and the elements
  57. 2:08thicker doesn't always mean warmer a
  58. 2:10thinner insulator provides far more
  59. 2:12mobility which is important in a mid
  60. 2:14layer you can always shed a layer but
  61. 2:16because the design is so versatile most
  62. 2:18of the time all you need to do to stay
  63. 2:20regulated is to open some jacket vents
  64. 2:22the warmth and versatility is built in
  65. 2:24without weighing you down
  66. 2:27and finally we have come to the third
  67. 2:29layer outerwear also known as the jacket
  68. 2:33for ski jackets it's all about
  69. 2:35protection they are the first line of
  70. 2:37defense against the wind snow rain and
  71. 2:39cold what separates a great jacket from
  72. 2:42the rest is a great jacket's ability to
  73. 2:44be both highly protective and highly
  74. 2:46breathable
  75. 2:47without a breathable jacket your body
  76. 2:49vapor can't escape properly in the
  77. 2:51mountains the best performing jackets
  78. 2:53are windproof waterproof and breathable
  79. 2:56my elevation infinity shell jacket
  80. 2:58adapts incredibly well as my activity
  81. 3:01level and the weather conditions
  82. 3:02fluctuate it gives me unmatched
  83. 3:04protection against the elements while
  84. 3:06still allowing my body to breathe
  85. 3:08breathable ski jackets keep you dry from
  86. 3:10the outside and the inside moisture is
  87. 3:13the enemy to staying warm and a great
  88. 3:14ski jacket conquers
  89. 3:16all there you have it keep it simple
  90. 3:20three layers and you're ready to go in a
  91. 3:22snap so layer up be smart and have an
  92. 3:25absolutely fantastic time in the
  93. 3:27mountains no matter what
  94. 3:33[Music]
  95. 3:35you

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