How To Properly Layer For The Best Warmth

Doesn't matter how much you spend on your outerwear if you don't have the proper clothing underneath. Matt shows you the different types of layering so you can be as comfortable as possible no matter what the temps!

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[cedlouis]

What took me years and years to figure out on my own, costing me tons of $$, you covered all in this one incredible video. Thanks Matt! So stoked for the season!

[FlatbottomBomber]

Glad to hear I follow the same layering protocol as the pros, light-weight breathable water proof pants with varying levels of base layers depending on outside temps that day. Such a game changer from the days, and logic, of wearing multiple layers including jeans under snow pants.

[AFGixxeR]

Been a beginner I’ve been using the Arc’teryx atom LT as my outer jacket but it may be a good mid layer with a hard shell outside

[mattfreelie]

Hey Matt. Absolutely loving the videos. Just picked up my first-ever proper base layer and riding hoodie. Stoked!

[blankaex]

Cool video, lots of great info :)
What's the name of the white board in the background in this one?

[srt]

Gear bags to hold all your layers video?

[ThroughHe]

Hey, thanks for the video. I mainly want to know for Lake Tahoe in California. What should I wear for a base layer on my legs?

I have the Ortovox 3L bib, and I have a long sleeve will base layer for the top and I have a Helly Hansenshell which fits like a dream. I also got a wolf so my top core will be warm. I think that’ll work for most days.

But what about my legs? Or Lake Tahoe snowboarding, am I going to need a base lay on my legs will not be too hot?