Your Jacket?

[Joezilla]

What is everyone using to keep warm out there right now?

 

[Iboschi]

Mountain hardware fleece jacket. Toasty and light.

 

[Rotte]

Zero degrees with snow on the ground. -11 with wind chill.

Filson Double Mackinaw Cruiser.

Oh yeah

 

[Garrett Schmidt]

Gander Mountain TecH2O 3-In-1 Parka in Mossy Oak

 

[Esav Benyamin]

The weather around here seemed to change every few hours. Warm and sunny, light jacket. Back out again later, gray and windy, light jacket wasn't real comfortable. Out after sundown, heavy parka -- too warm!

 

[Joezilla]

Zero degrees with snow on the ground. -11 with wind chill.

Filson Double Mackinaw Cruiser.

Oh yeah

dude I saw that in the last catalogue, and just posted about how much I like how their jackets look. How is it?

 

[redpoint]

In serious cold: Patagonia DAS Parka

 

[XMP]

I use anoraks designed for sled dog mushers from Wintergreen northerwear. Expensive, but excellently made in Ely, MN.

http://wintergreennorthernwear.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=ilvm_fly_admirable.tpl&product_id=944&category_id=114&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=22107

 

[jca21]

taiga works gortex shell with a taiga fleece liner inside.

 

[SouthernCross]

G'day Joe

What is everyone using to keep warm out there right now?

Right now we are entering summer (two local bushfires this afternoon), so right now I'm wearing light coloured & weight cotton clothes to keep cool

However during winter, I wear a base layer of Ice breaker Merino wool with an outer layer that's a Swandri Mosgeil extreme (wool with a waterproof / windproof hydrotex liner).

This combo has kept me warm & dry down to a min of -8 C (which is about as low as it gets where I now live).

Kind regards
Mick

 

[Shoki]

For some reason, North Woodstock NH had sweatshirt weather today.

I actually have yet to get myself a new jacket for the winter so I suppose that's a good thing.

 

[Bushman5]

ya'll wear jackets in the winter?

 

[mcjhrobinson]

m65 for me....cheap and works....if it dont i throw some mtn hardwear fleece under it

 

[meako]

what are you talking about ? It was 34 deg c here the other day. However in July when it gets a bit less warm I 've got a New Zealand made Swann dri (swanney) in the cupboard.

 

[meako]

Hey Southern Cross- sounds like you're a bit further south than me.

 

[230grains]

For some reason, North Woodstock NH had sweatshirt weather today.

I actually have yet to get myself a new jacket for the winter so I suppose that's a good thing.

I'm wearing cargo shorts and a hooded sweatshirt right now too, in southern NH.

 

[SouthernCross]

G'day Meako

Hey Southern Cross- sounds like you're a bit further south than me.

North by North West actually.

I'm currently in the Eastern part of the Central tablelands

Although I've spent a lot of time in the western side of the Snowy Mountains :thumbup:

For the temps we get, you've got to love the swannies :thumbup:

BTW, when you need to dive head first into a Blackberry bush, they are the bees knees (but that's not a story I want to repeat on the net)




Kind regards
Mick

 

[baldtaco-II]

Karrimor weather tight snowboard thing. Only loafing and that's got insulation up it.

 

[Jason B.]

Carhartt artic extreme with 1000 dener nylon exterior, warmest jacket on earth.


No one else wears carhartt? you must be cold

 

[Toucan Oasis]

I'm sitting here in a late 1980's fleece vest made by Wyoming Woolens.
I bought it at the factory for about $20 back then.
I guess they're out of business too. It's a shame.