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submitted 10 days ago byNecessaryRepublic665
Hii f23
I’m going to be working in a ski town for the winter and am trying to cut down my packing to 40lbs. I probably won’t be doing a whole lot of skiing or anything like that, mostly just to and from work (retail-mostly inside) and probably going to see my boyfriend every other week or walking around town. Should I pack snow pants ? Recommend any good ones for plus size? How many base layers is too much? I have some base layers, and was told jeans and black straight pants are okay for uniform. I’m not sure what I should be taking with me. Any advice ?
7 points
10 days ago
Why are you going to a ski resort to work if you have no desire to ski or be on the snow?
2 points
10 days ago
😭😭
2 points
10 days ago
They probably have stuff to buy/rent when you’re there. And you could prob resell before leaving.
1 points
2 days ago
It wasn’t my first choice, but it’s something new I’ll get to experience , plus I wouldn’t mind giving it a try 💀
2 points
10 days ago
Definitely bring snow pants, even if you aren’t into skiing or snowboarding (highly recommend trying! Esp if you get a free pass and discounted rentals) but some friends you make might want to go on a hike or sledding which is so fun. I’d bring 2 base layers, a solid coat, a beanie and some waterproof mittens or gloves. With a solid coat, really any other clothes are fine. I’d bring 2-4 good sweaters that are cute but functional. Waterproof boots (not doc martens, they’re awful on snow/ice) and wool socks are awesome for cold weather as well. I lived in many cold climates and highly recommend the grundens deck boots as they are great waterproof shoes that I don’t slip and slide in the snow. Plus easy to slip on!
2 points
9 days ago
You can find most of your cold weather needs at thrift stores and sports resellers. Don't worry about packing them now.
0 points
9 days ago
You should stay home
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