What I Wear For Colder Commutes

[@jonathanbenn2241]

Feet-us platform pedals, hiking shoes and wool socks.

[@X.C_]

Hej Josh! You forgot to mention what was on your back. Was that the GR-0 by Go Ruck? Enjoyed the video. 👍🏼

[@JoshRomeroYT]

@@X.C_ Hi there ! It’s a GR-1 21 liter probably overkill for most commutes but does feel incredibly nice when loaded down with heavy items (laptop/shoes) etc. cheers !

[@michellecarreon7831]

Any advice for finding budget options? I know Patagonia is a bit pricey. But any tips on what to look for would be great. Still dealing with health issues that prevent me from riding BUT not giving up and looking towards the future. 😊 As always, great video. Have a great week!

[@JoshRomeroYT]

@@michellecarreon7831 Hi Michelle ! I have a close friend who has tons of layers that are all wool and second hand bought from thrift stores. I think if you can find layers that aren’t cotton non technical would be very beneficial in terms of warmth. I used to ride in a cotton shirt with a cotton hoodie layered with a marmot wind breaker that I got at sierra trading post for $18. Definitely wasn’t the coziest but did the trick for how inexpensive the items were. I know the struggle of not wanting to drop money on expensive clothing. I would absolutely shop around at thrift stores looking for used wool layers.

[@michellecarreon7831]

@ This is helpful. I was just thinking of thrift stores. It’s cool what you can find sometimes. I’ll keep an eye out for sure and will likely save up a bit, as it’s also an investment. Thank you!

[@mrmonsieur7583]

Cool video! How often u wash your R1 air? I also have one and it tends to get smelly a lot faster than my merino hoodies.

[@JoshRomeroYT]

@@mrmonsieur7583 probably once every other week (2 times a month) I have experienced it getting smelly buts that’s after A LOT of activity or a really sweat heavy activity. Cheers !!