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Friday Night Lights! Ultimate Football Fan Checklist

There's nothing quite like Friday Night Lights! All of the senses come together: the bright lights of the stadium mix with the smell of grilled hotdogs permeating the air. The marching band and cheerleaders rally the crowd with a contagious energy. Everyone is laughing, cheering, and sometimes even shouting themselves hoarse! Friday Nights during football season is an American classic!

To make the most of these fun fall evenings, it's important to come prepared. There's nothing worse than being uncomfortably cold or hungry and missing out on the fun. That's why we’ve put together this ultimate fall football fan checklist, to help you enjoy every Friday night to the fullest.

What Is The First Frost?

Stay Warm: The Essentials

Wearable Thermal Wrap from Mozy

Games can get chilly, especially in the fall. A Wearable Thermal Wrap from Mozy is perfect for keeping warm. This wrap is like a cozy blanket you wear, but with the added bonus of mobility. It covers you from your waist down to your ankles, keeping the biting wind from making you shiver. It's 500% warmer than a stadium blanket because it seals in your own body heat to keep you nice and toasty.

Layer Up with Clothes

It's important to dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the game. Start with thermal underwear or a long-sleeve shirt as your base layer. Add a hoodie or sweatshirt, and top it off with a warm jacket. Don’t forget to wear a hat and gloves—fingers and ears get cold quickly! You might not need this in the South, but a Mozy SoftShell is still good to have handy when that first cool front comes to town. This Lightweight Wearable Wrap works best in Best for 40° - 60° conditions.

Heads up! Layering up too soon can actually make you colder. If you layer up and then get directly into a hot vehicle and start sweating, that perspiration is going to become a chill effect once out in the cold. So layer up once you get to your destination, just before you go out into the cold.

Game Day Gear: Show Your Spirit

School Colors and Gear

Nothing says spirit like wearing your school’s colors. Make sure you have a T-shirt, hoodie, or even face paint in your team’s colors. Scarves and beanies with your school's logo are great too. This helps you feel like part of the team and gets you pumped up to cheer.

Pro Tip: Did you know? You can add Velcro Patches to the Wearable Thermal Wrap from Mozy to show your team spirit on your lower half even while staying in superior warmth.

Posters and Signs

Homemade posters and signs are a fun way to show support for your team or favorite player. Use colorful markers and add catchy phrases like “Go Team!” or “Defense Rocks!” Hold them up high to show your team that you love them!

Comfort Items: Sit Back and Enjoy

Portable Seat Cushions

Stadium seats can be hard and uncomfortable, but a portable seat cushion will make a big difference. Look for one with good padding and a backrest for extra comfort. A foldable chair can also be a great option if your stadium allows it

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Snack Attack: Don’t Go Hungry

Pack Your Favorite Snacks

While concession stands are fun, they can be expensive. Pack a small bag with your favorite snacks like cookies, popcorn, or fruit slices. A thermos of hot chocolate or apple cider can be a lifesaver on a cold night.

Hydration is Key

Cheering is hard work! Make sure you have a water bottle or two to stay hydrated. Sports drinks are also good if you need an energy boost.

Game-Time Gadgets: Capture the Memories

Smartphone or Camera

Document the fun night with pictures and videos. A smartphone is handy, but if you like taking high-quality photos, bring a small digital camera. Capture the action on the field, your friends laughing, and all the special moments.

Portable Charger

You don’t want your phone dying right in the middle of the game. A portable charger can keep your gadgets powered up, so you never miss that perfect shot or an important phone call from your ride home.

Safety First: Stay Smart

Small First Aid Kit

Accidents happen, and it’s always good to be prepared. A small first aid kit with band-aids, antiseptic wipes, and pain relievers can come in handy. This can make sure that minor injuries don’t ruin your fun.

Hand Sanitizer and Wipes

With so many people around, it’s important to keep your hands clean. Small bottles of hand sanitizer and packs of wipes are easy to carry and will help keep germs at bay.

Final Touch: Plan Ahead

Map Out Your Ride

Know how you're getting to and from the stadium. Whether it’s taking an Uber or carpooling with friends, make sure you have a plan. Parking can get crazy, so give yourself plenty of time to arrive.

Check the Weather

Weather can change quickly, especially in the fall. Check the forecast before leaving home and adjust your outfit and gear as needed. A small umbrella or a poncho can be a lifesaver if rain is expected.

Your Wearable Thermal Wrap
is also windproof and weather-proof.With this ultimate fall football fan checklist in hand, you’re all set to make the most of those exciting Friday night games.

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