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Default Tips for keeping warm?
I'm cold sensitive, and the winter hurts. Even going to the pre-heated car I get shorter than I already am.



Anybody want to swap tips? Coat/boot/mitten brands you've tried and swear by?

So far I've found a leather coat to keep the wind out best, but is has to be well lined. And anti perspirant on the feet keeps them warm by keeping them dry.

I do need comfy warm boots though. My feet are killing me.
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