Now to see if I can save enough to go spending when we get there
http://www.patagonia.com/us/product/men ... ?p=84185-0
Finally we get a remake of the Puffball even if it is a little lightweight; only took 12 years of agitating
Found my ideal midlayer
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Found my ideal midlayer
by Moondog55 » Wed 17 Feb, 2016 4:28 pm
Ve are too soon old und too late schmart
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Re: Found my ideal midlayer
by Giddy_up » Wed 17 Feb, 2016 6:40 pm
Nice garment MD and it will fit nicely with your sleeping system and layering.
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Re: Found my ideal midlayer
by Moondog55 » Thu 18 Feb, 2016 7:37 am
I'll have to try it on, apparently they completely changed the cut in 2014, making the body 50mm tighter and the sleeves 50mm longer but if I can afford it I'll be buying one and sell the Mont-Bell
DAS [Puffball] pants, 100GSM are on sale too; so hopefully they'll have stock of the XXL left and I'll sell the Outdoor Research which are far too tight in the leg and waist being only an XL
Which is weird as the army insulated pants are only a large and too big but that's been discussed before many times
DAS [Puffball] pants, 100GSM are on sale too; so hopefully they'll have stock of the XXL left and I'll sell the Outdoor Research which are far too tight in the leg and waist being only an XL
Which is weird as the army insulated pants are only a large and too big but that's been discussed before many times
Ve are too soon old und too late schmart
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Re: Found my ideal midlayer
by Moondog55 » Mon 23 May, 2016 11:38 am
Well no DAS pants left
But the XXL in the hooded pullover is a good garment and thanks to Patagonias generous returns policy in the USA I now have one
I also have the new R1 WITH THE BALACLAVA HOOD
So Yes That Mont-Bell Thermawrap I only just bought will be for sale next week when I arrive home
But the XXL in the hooded pullover is a good garment and thanks to Patagonias generous returns policy in the USA I now have one
I also have the new R1 WITH THE BALACLAVA HOOD
So Yes That Mont-Bell Thermawrap I only just bought will be for sale next week when I arrive home
Ve are too soon old und too late schmart
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