What I Wear to Go Outside at −64°C (−83°F) in Yakutsk, Siberia скачать в хорошем качестве

What I Wear to Go Outside at −64°C (−83°F) in Yakutsk, Siberia

What I Wear to Go Outside at −64°C (−83°F) in Yakutsk, Siberia Yakutsk −64°C winter outfit — this is what I wear to go outside in Siberia when the air hurts your face and every mistake risks frostbite. If you’ve ever wondered how to dress in extreme cold (−60°C to −70°C), this is the real, step-by-step layer system that makes going outside possible in the coldest city on Earth. In this video, I break down my clothing layer by layer: the base layers that trap heat, the mid-layers that keep warmth from escaping, and the outer shell that blocks wind. You’ll also see the most important parts people underestimate—boots, gloves, and face protection—because hands, feet, and cheeks are where the cold wins first. I’ll show how I cover my head and neck, what kind of mask/balaclava setup works, and how I keep my eyes and skin protected when everything outside is freezing. Along the way, I’ll share practical tips for moving safely in extreme cold, avoiding common clothing mistakes, and choosing gear that actually performs in Yakutsk winter conditions. Whether you’re planning a trip to Yakutia, obsessed with Arctic life, or just curious how humans live in temperatures this extreme, this outfit breakdown will answer the question everyone asks: how do you go outside at −64°C? This is an AI-generated cinematic survival experience. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is created using artificial intelligence (AI) technology for cinematic and documentary-style storytelling purposes. All characters, locations, and events shown in this video generated by AI. The content is intended for educational and visual representation only and may not accurately reflect real-life survival conditions. This video has no affiliation with any real persons, locations, brands, or organizations.