Old 01-31-25 | 06:52 PM
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Steve B.
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Originally Posted by rsbob
I have skied at -20 and it was barely tolerable, but at least at the bottom of the hill it was a very tolerable 0. Of course for skiing, one has the equipment to stay warm. Your booties sound like a fine idea.
I used to cross country ski, snow shoe, winter camp, etc…. Activities that don’t have a forward speed of 15-18 mph are easier to dress for. Road cycling, especially of there’s a wind of 15 or more, changes the equation and requires a different thought process as to the clothing you wear. Even mt biking is easier as your only going 8-10 mph and you’re sheltered in the woods,
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