HellO All: I'm in search of a quality winter jacket. I know some of you are in to winter sports so i'm wondering what jacket you can recommend. I need a coat that will keep me warm and dry in all outdoor activities with nothing too bulky.
Suggestions please:
rocketchick
2011-10-23 03:24:00 UTC
DribbleDuke
2011-10-23 03:47:00 UTC
I love down and gore tex. REI is an excellant start and stay away frim fiber fill and go down chicky
One67
2011-10-23 05:23:00 UTC
Oohhh right ,a jacket.
I was going to give you the advice that ,sea lions eat lots of fish to build up their winter coats.
I was going to give you the advice that ,sea lions eat lots of fish to build up their winter coats.
DribbleDuke
2011-10-23 05:28:00 UTC
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bic_bicknell
2011-10-23 07:46:00 UTC
In 30 years of riding the best winter kit I ever owned is RUKKA. I almost look forward to summer ending so I can start wearing this stuff.
loony888
2011-10-23 08:51:00 UTC
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bic_bicknell
2011-10-23 09:01:00 UTC
Already mate! Way already.
jambox
2011-10-23 10:09:00 UTC
You on about riding kit or a normal jacket for when off the bike?
If riding coat, as Bic said Rukka is awesome, but Aerostich is worth a look.
If normal, North Face has always done me well, with Berghaus a worthy alternative. For lighter stuff I find Peter Storm or Marmot good. With myself in the military, we use a lot of Buffalo or Snugpak stuff as well
If riding coat, as Bic said Rukka is awesome, but Aerostich is worth a look.
If normal, North Face has always done me well, with Berghaus a worthy alternative. For lighter stuff I find Peter Storm or Marmot good. With myself in the military, we use a lot of Buffalo or Snugpak stuff as well
TLS_Russ
2011-10-23 10:24:00 UTC
Buffalo
rocketchick
2011-10-23 17:06:00 UTC
No bike riding in the winter for me... So it's an activity coat I'm after.
rocketchick
2011-10-23 18:38:00 UTC
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motoronin
2011-10-23 20:46:00 UTC
You can't get much better than Rab, I've been in horrendous weather in mine and it's kept me dry, i've also got the trousers. event is a new technology that allows far more moisture to escape than gore-tex and it works really well, if you're not going out in shocking weather soft shell is very breathable and will keep most weather out. Here's a link to the jacket I have.. http://rab.uk.com/products/mens-clothin ... acket.html
tripoddave
2011-10-23 23:36:00 UTC
You didn't say what sort of activity?
Off-bike outdoor winter activity for me is field sports.
Provided you don't want anything ostentatious the hunting and general field sports clothing is truly fantastic out door gear and the good stuff lasts for ever.
Norrona is some of the best hunting gear you can buy (check out Ray Mears on the subject) as is Musto
I use a mix of Musto, Noronna and Mountain Equipment if that's of any help.
Off-bike outdoor winter activity for me is field sports.
Provided you don't want anything ostentatious the hunting and general field sports clothing is truly fantastic out door gear and the good stuff lasts for ever.
Norrona is some of the best hunting gear you can buy (check out Ray Mears on the subject) as is Musto
I use a mix of Musto, Noronna and Mountain Equipment if that's of any help.