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clothes to take...
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-27-05 14:17clothes to take...
can any one tell me what clothes to take to pamporovo ie jeans jumpers what sort of coat really haven't a clue!thanks
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for the nights out or the slopes?
when is it your going?re: clothes to take...
both!!we arrive on jan 2nd
thanks
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For the slopes:
-Windproof/waterproof trousers or sallopettes
-Windproo/waterproof jacket
-Thermal top and bottoms (base layer)
-A couple fleeces
- Wooly or fleece hat
- A good pair of gloves that are wind and water resistant
- Spare pair of fleece gloves
-Goggles (double lensed) and sunglasses (100% UV proof)
-Long and warm ski socks (x6 pairs)
-Lift pass holder (retractable)
-Lip protection (from cold and sun)
-Suncream
For the evenings:
-Really warm jacket (e.g. ...
-Windproof/waterproof trousers or sallopettes
-Windproo/waterproof jacket
-Thermal top and bottoms (base layer)
-A couple fleeces
- Wooly or fleece hat
- A good pair of gloves that are wind and water resistant
- Spare pair of fleece gloves
-Goggles (double lensed) and sunglasses (100% UV proof)
-Long and warm ski socks (x6 pairs)
-Lift pass holder (retractable)
-Lip protection (from cold and sun)
-Suncream
For the evenings:
-Really warm jacket (e.g. ...
For the slopes:
-Windproof/waterproof trousers or sallopettes
-Windproo/waterproof jacket
-Thermal top and bottoms (base layer)
-A couple fleeces
- Wooly or fleece hat
- A good pair of gloves that are wind and water resistant
- Spare pair of fleece gloves
-Goggles (double lensed) and sunglasses (100% UV proof)
-Long and warm ski socks (x6 pairs)
-Lift pass holder (retractable)
-Lip protection (from cold and sun)
-Suncream
For the evenings:
-Really warm jacket (e.g. down/puffy jacket)
-Jeans or similar long trousers
-Good fleece, gloves, warm hat
-Warm and sturdy shoes (Would advise against any fancy and expensive Gucci, Prada etc types as they won't be as practical)
Other than that, have fun and enjoy yourself!!
-Windproof/waterproof trousers or sallopettes
-Windproo/waterproof jacket
-Thermal top and bottoms (base layer)
-A couple fleeces
- Wooly or fleece hat
- A good pair of gloves that are wind and water resistant
- Spare pair of fleece gloves
-Goggles (double lensed) and sunglasses (100% UV proof)
-Long and warm ski socks (x6 pairs)
-Lift pass holder (retractable)
-Lip protection (from cold and sun)
-Suncream
For the evenings:
-Really warm jacket (e.g. down/puffy jacket)
-Jeans or similar long trousers
-Good fleece, gloves, warm hat
-Warm and sturdy shoes (Would advise against any fancy and expensive Gucci, Prada etc types as they won't be as practical)
Other than that, have fun and enjoy yourself!!
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Thanks hornster, about the goggles do they have to be double lens?grt site and excellent info.
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Double lensed goggles are the only type that will stand up to very cold temperatures and blizzards. The cheaper single lense goggles just mist/fog up and you won't be able to see damn thing which renders them useless. If the sun is out, little or no wind then just wearing your sunglasses will suffice. You are best to take both in my opinion.re: clothes to take...
thanks to you bothx
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If you are staying in the Morgavets or Perelik you don't need to go outside in the evening as the main night clubs can be accessed by covered walkways.Pack some glad-rags -- the sort of things you would wear to a disco back home as the night life is great and I'm sure you'll want to look your best.
PP
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staying in the orpheus .... any ideas what it is like ???will pack those too thanks
