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      <image:caption>Alpine climbing in cold weather often requires conscious effort to keep things from freezing, including yourself. Layers with a hood are an easy and quick way to add warmth but be wary of too many hoods as they can obscure your field of vision and your ability to hear your partner. I choose which layers I actually want a hood for and the others I opt to go hoodless, saving weight and bulk. For me, these hooded layers typically are: fleece layer, the hood sits tightly around the head and can be stretched over the helmet in a pinch or under the helmet for better warmth/weather protection. Hardshell jacket, a hood is critical for when the weather gets nasty. Puffy jacket, a hood in this layer adds substantial warmth and is not often worn while climbing. If using the double lightweight puff layering option, consider the larger sized one with a hood and the smaller one (to be worn while climbing) sans hood. Pockets are used to keep important items accessible for on-the-go efficiency, such as snacks, phone, and sunscreen. Chest pockets on internal layers are especially nice as they keep items warm, so bars are edible and your phone stays charged. Handwarmer pockets on the other hand often interfere with your harness, climbing specific layers shouldn’t have these.</image:caption>
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