As the calendar flips to November, not only has the focus for youth football players shifted to the playoffs but for those in cold weather regions, it’s about staying warm during practices and games.
This can be a difficult task for parents. Players are already wearing a uniform and equipment so it comes down to how many extra layers are needed to stay warm.
- Dress your child in warm but minimal layers.
- Keep the juices flowing.
- Bundle up during breaks.
- Bring the heat!
- Hands on warmth.
Cold weather is here for many areas around the country and coming for everyone else so make sure your kids are prepared for the elements. There are going to be times where it’s just unbelievably cold, but taking the right precautions can make things a lot more comfortable for your child.
Read the full article by Peter Schwartz courtesy of USA Football here
The Sideline Secret: Bring Your Own Warm, Dry Spot
Layers and hand warmers help, but the real game-changer for staying warm on the sidelines is having a windproof, weatherproof spot to retreat to between plays. That's exactly what a WeatherPod® pop-up pod is built for.
Our Football Pods and Game Day Pods block wind, rain, and cold the moment they pop open — no assembly required. Step inside and it can feel up to 35° warmer than the air outside, so you and your child can stay present for the whole game instead of retreating to the car.
- Solo sideline coverage: The MyPod™ XL is sized for one parent or player and pops open in seconds for warmth between plays.
- Room for the whole crew: Cheering on more than one athlete? The Family Pod fits siblings, grandparents, and everyone in between out of the wind.
- Extra warmth on standby: Toss in a Waterproof Polar Fleece Throw Blanket for an extra layer of cozy while you wait for kickoff.
However you layer up, a WeatherPod® gives you and your child a warm, dry home base right on the sideline — so the only thing you have to focus on is the game.