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Planning a ski trip to Niseko? Make sure you know how to dress for skiing to stay warm, dry, and comfortable in Niseko’s cold, snowy conditions. Here’s a guide to choosing the right layers and accessories for a great day on the slopes.
Base Layer
Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat away from your skin. Thermal underwear made of fabrics like merino wool is ideal for warmth and comfort. For your feet, long thermal socks in wool or a synthetic blend will keep them cozy and dry.
Mid Layer
Your mid layer should provide insulation while allowing moisture to escape. A fleece jacket or sweater works perfectly here, trapping heat and keeping you warm without making you too hot.
Outer Layer
The outer layer is your main protection from Niseko’s elements. Look for a ski jacket and pants that are waterproof and windproof with some insulation for those extra-cold days. Waterproof gloves or mittens are essential to keep your hands warm and dry.
Safety is also key—bring a helmet to protect yourself on the slopes. Goggles are another must, as they shield your eyes from glare. Yellow or low-light lenses are best for Niseko’s often cloudy skies.
Essential Accessories
A neck warmer or buff will shield your face and neck from cold winds, and a beanie or hat will keep your head warm both under your helmet and off the slopes. Finally, waterproof winter boots with a good grip are necessary for walking around Niseko’s snowy village.
By layering up correctly, you’ll stay comfortable no matter the weather. Follow these tips on how to dress for skiing, and you’ll be ready for an unforgettable adventure in Niseko!
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