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K) Y& Q8 B/ z0 [, D7 n从Snow Valley发来的滑雪保暖穿着参考,见附件
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- X* J# B$ i- E9 W" s. M9 N# h7 CDressing for the/ a Z, C. X& t* n K8 o9 K
Weather by Snow Valley's Simon the Snow Leopard) Z& G; {& d# u! C
1. Base Layer - A base layer is an insulating layer worn' _( X+ |* g& j0 a) _. U6 T/ T+ X
next to your skin. Base layers help regulate your body
! {' V( w. L, X2 b: u2 Y9 G9 ^temperature by moving perspiration away from your
m8 { D% k7 s4 sskin. This layer should fit snugly and retain some6 }% G# E* [) E7 [- r1 _7 X( H' o( e: _
insulating properties.1 E2 T! Z4 m2 r1 d
2. Mid Layer - The purpose of the mid-layer is to
( F6 z/ p1 M5 \6 kcapture warmth through trapped air. Typically a mid-layer
5 F+ r1 K5 P1 ^ X# wis a fleece or a thick wool layer.
1 a4 U+ w; O: lWhen preparing for a trip to Snow Valley it is advised that students# g5 M- b3 z9 Y, j
dress in layers.
/ ?) O/ [& T9 e9 W5 T; [There are 3 layers to consider:3 n+ \( l1 P: i) O: Z
Items NOT to bring: Denim of any kind, Knit Mittens or Ankle Socks
% e& A+ h3 b; k( iAccessories: Hand / Foot Warmers, Lip Balm & Sunscreen
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- Knee High Ski Socks, plus a spare* B/ X& t# N# e/ i1 Y
3. Insulation Layer - An insulated and waterproof ski
4 ~- S" ?* A9 [jacket and pants provide warmth and allow students
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Tip: If you dress in layers, you can always remove a layer if you get hot.
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