Matters Needing Attention In Outdoor Dress

On foot,

The layer by layer system (TheLayeringSystem) is an effective way to ensure your body comfort and temperature before and after any weather.

The layer by layer dressing system consists of three layers:

* the outer layer (OuterLayer) - waterproof fabric can protect your body in the environment of wind, rain and snow.

* intermediate layer (MidLayer) - provide insulation isolation layer to ensure temperature.

* BaseLayer: provide isolated insulation and body surface perspiration.

Each layer is not only a separate functional part of the layer by layer system, but also the air should be blocked between each layer.

The air between the two layers is more effective than the single layer to ensure the warmth of the human body.

The layer by layer clothing system is very flexible.

If you feel hot, you can take off a layer; if you feel cold, you can put on a layer.

For example, you can have more than one middle layer to ensure warmth.

In order to achieve the best comfort, all layers should be breathable and sweating.

If one layer is airtight and sweat, other layers will not be able to ventilate and sweat effectively.

Before walking, expedition or other outdoor activities, it is important to think clearly about the clothes you should take.

Some considerations are as follows:

* how long will you go?

The longer you go, the less you know about the weather.

You need to be prepared for good weather or bad weather.

* when and where?

In winter, Scotland, you don't have to prepare.

* how high will you go?

It may be hot and sunny in the valley, but when you start climbing, the weather may become cold and unpredictable immediately.

In the mountains, wind, rain and snow will suddenly appear.

* what will you do after the activity? Where will you stay?

You may have enough warmth in outdoor activities, but you will feel very cold after that.

Especially when you are waiting in the rain or sleeping in the open air.

* in sports, you may need special skills or specialized clothing.

If you want to climb, your clothes are best not to interfere with your movements; if you ride a bicycle, you need special long sleeves and back buttons.

It is wise to bring enough clothes to protect your body, but remember that you should bear them when you do not wear them.

A good suggestion is to bring one more than you need.

The usual rule is to have enough protection and warm materials until you end up with something you don't need.

Don't forget your limits. You will be lucky to have gloves and caps when it's cold, dark, rainy or snowy.