Winter Load out for M4/M16?

[Robcat]

Out here in Florida it is Hot and Humid so i run a customized MOLLE belt system with combat suspenders so i can vent heat, which i would assume would be the opposite for snow...

What kind of load out would be appropriate for the winter out there?

Since you guys said you run Tricolor Woodland I am already gonna send that and a German Flectarn uniform out there but I will need to build a kit as I do not want to have to explane why i have a military set up in my carry-on (do not trust the airlines enough to transport a $200 combined  custom built kit...

So any suggestions for a big guy? Vest system, cross draw, Old School H harness, carry satchel or tactical man purse?

Help me out as this will be my first time airsofting in a snow environment...

[Robcat]

well...

AAR with my load out... aside from my hands freezing up my load out worked fairly well...

need to elevate my mag pouches though and would recommend all gear be above the waist...

good snow pants and boots really saved my day... had several deep snow encounters and went through several; streams the deepest being 6 inches and remained dry the whole day... in fact from the waist down i was dry the whole day

 

bugz worked great my only complaint would be the snow flakes sticking between the mesh opening... kinda gave me a digitized feeling...

[Komissar]

You were great man! Like a born North-West high mountain snow-trooper. It's always harder on the big guys, . . . you sink deeper! And if you would have had the benefit of acclimating for a week or two before the elevation change, you wouldn't event notice it. Just wait to you get back to sea level after being in the thinner air! Supercharged. Great working with you out there.

Without the conditions it is much easier to move as a team, use hand signals, ect. By the way thanks for running the comm for our fire-team. Made my day!

[Robcat]

no worries...lol

i will try and see if i can pull off the 26th... i doubt it but i will try... who knows my wife might want to try out the new lens Christmas lens I got her for her camera...