Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what do other folks use when playing in the cold. We usually do
sports thermal (top and bottom)
soccer socks
standard kit
wool hat and gloves.
We play this weekend at like 8am so its going to be like 27 degrees..was thinking if another layer might be needed when playing.
In addition to sports thermal top, my DD also wore a turtle neck top then her soccer jersey. If there’s wind, I would put some Vaseline on her face too.
Interesting. So vaseline on cheeks and lips or all over?
Also for foot warmers does it go on the top or bottom of foot?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what do other folks use when playing in the cold. We usually do
sports thermal (top and bottom)
soccer socks
standard kit
wool hat and gloves.
We play this weekend at like 8am so its going to be like 27 degrees..was thinking if another layer might be needed when playing.
In addition to sports thermal top, my DD also wore a turtle neck top then her soccer jersey. If there’s wind, I would put some Vaseline on her face too.
Anonymous wrote:what do other folks use when playing in the cold. We usually do
sports thermal (top and bottom)
soccer socks
standard kit
wool hat and gloves.
We play this weekend at like 8am so its going to be like 27 degrees..was thinking if another layer might be needed when playing.
Anonymous wrote:Not technically soccer socks, but Smartwool makes some tall running socks that might work with shin guards. They have the warmest and most comfortable socks for outdoor winter athletics IMO. I wear them hiking, skiing, running, sledding.
Anonymous wrote:What are good socks to wear with soccer cleats to keep feet warm? My DD’s feet were numb after practice yesterday when temp was around freezing. She’s tried toe warmers but says they are uncomfortable and too warm.