A lot of it depends on where you are. When we were in Alaska (Fairbanks) We would go out at 20 to 40 below wearing nothing but our snowmobile suit over a pair of levis and T shirt along with heavy military mittens and face mask and ride snowmobile for quite awhile. Here in Ohio you can't even buy a quality pair of gloves or snowmbvile suit. Seems like all the clothes are of lighter weight. Frostbite was a real thing up there as was wind chill (and that was in the 60-70s. We either wore Mukluks or the military VB boots to keep our feet warm. Muck boots are the warmest thing you can buy here because a cold spell is normally down in the 20s. Today there is no school because of the cold and it's supposed to get down to -15 wind chill, so I do believe it's what part of the country that determines how you dress as well as age. I know I sure get a lot colder now than I did in my 20s. Keith
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