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Will Gadd: Keeping your hands warm, Part 2

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Here are some winter-tested tips from Canadian ice climbing expert Will Gadd for keeping your hands (and feet) warm. This is part two of a series of three articles.

Will Gadd: Keeping your hands warm, Part 2 — Alpinesavvy — Alpinesavvy

Here are some winter-tested tips from Canadian ice climbing expert Will Gadd for keeping your hands (and feet) warm. This is part two of a series of three articles.

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