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Clothing for -11 to -14degC

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10:26pm, 11 Feb 2018
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For evening runs in high altitude ski resorts, I've worn ski kit without the outermost layer. Long-sleeved base layer top and bottom, fleece-lined thermal mid-layer, sometimes a down jacket, gloves, hat, and ski socks. And enjoyed the fact that there's no performance pressure when running in snow and such low air temperatures wearing so many clothes.

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