Here are our 8 tips for warm hikes in Norwegian nature.

1. Dress in multiple layers of clothing, always wearing wool closest to your body.
2. On top of wool, you should have technical garments that protect against weather and wind and/or our products that generate heat. It's important to choose clothes that ventilate excess heat and moisture.
3. Always wear a hat when it's cold.
4. Keep your hands warm! On the coldest winter days, mittens are recommended instead of gloves. Check out our All Mountain Heated Gloves or Everyday Heated Mittens. Don't bring too much with you on the hike.
5. A large and heavy backpack makes you sweat and struggle more than necessary. Pack lightly!
6. Most people stay warm when they are in motion. The most critical period is when you sit down for a break or, for example, during hunting. If you combine a warm and sweaty body with slightly damp clothes, it quickly becomes cold! With battery-powered heated garments, you can dry your clothes during the break instead of changing into new clothes. This saves both time and energy.
7. Eat well during the hike. Your body needs energy to stay warm.
8. Use large shoes that have room for wool and/or heated insoles. A well-known military trick is to use bread bags in your shoes. But we definitely prefer heated insoles.