What We Wear at -71°C (-96°F)? | Siberia

I’m in the coldest inhabited place on Earth, at the coldest time of the year. This is Oymyakon in Russia. Just to stay alive, I’m wearing more than 20 layers of clothing, weighing nearly 14 kilos. Stepping outside from a warm 30°C home means facing a temperature drop of over 100 degrees. That’s why I’m also wearing gloves, boots, pants, and a coat, all made from reindeer fur. And even that’s not enough. And now, I’m about to show you what life is like when simply going outside becomes a battle for survival.