James breaks down his full layering system for Greenland. Caribou and muskox in the Arctic Circle, wet country with temps that swing from the low 30s to the low 50s.
He went looking for how people layer for a hunt like this. There wasn't much, at least nothing specific to Greenland. So he built it himself. The kit works from the inside out: base layers first, a grid fleece that does most of the work, insulation for the long glassing sits, and a rain shell he already trusts. All of it TUO Gear.
Chapters
(00:00) 60 days out: why Greenland layering is different
(00:39) Base layers: Kinetic 200 quarter zip and 250 pants
(01:31) Outer pants: Vista
(02:04) Grid fleece: the Folcrum hoodie
(02:48) Insulation for glassing: the Clement hoodie
(03:05) Rain gear: Ballistic Storm jacket
(03:34) Boat-based camp means room for extras: merino tee
(04:18) Camp pieces: 350 hoodie and Ant pant
(05:09) The full kit, inside out
Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTjJR3fPsWQ
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