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Which is the warmest Siver Cartel jacket/pant?
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Hey guys,
I'm wondering which is the warmest siver jacket. I realise the puffies will be warmer than the non-puffies, but which puffy is the warmest and which non-puffy is the warmest? I guess the sponsored atheletes would know this better than most as they have used several of the siver jackets.
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the anvil insulated jacket is really warm, and so are the tactical pants.
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any of the puffys are gonna be warm. the anvil is thin.. definitely not that warm, unless you plan on layering up.
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I am looking for warmth, I guess I may have to turn to Orage. The problem with the siver puffies is the 1000 mm water protection.
Which are some of the warmer orage jackets and pants? Insulated is a must.
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all of the siver shit is like that. none of it it really all that great in terms of water-proof ness.
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i got the new pivotal insulated pants, hoping for nothing but good stuff
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The siver stuff this year, except for the puffies, is 5,000/5,000. That's not bad. I think it was 3,000 last year, which is kind of borderline.
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Sessions stuff and Mammut are way bettrer
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ya sessions is great if you like your gear falling apart and disentegrating over the winter....then taking 7 months to have repairs done.
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don't you have the option of getting insulated vs non-insulated with the siver pants?
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for the price you're paying for Siver stuff and only getting 5k/5k at BEST...i'd really look around at other companies...you can get 10k/10k stuff for about the same price, and 10k/10k is about the best all around amount in my opinion, i'd check out sessions, dc, burton, mission six....Siver still has a ways to go before they're competitively priced
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No, I don't really have an option. I am only interested in siver brands.
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y do you only want siver?
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Get a puffy, wear a thermal fleece under it, and you'll be toasty.
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yea the waterproofing might be a bit thin, but this crap about it not being warm is bullshit... i was warm last year on the Burn at Snowmass in -20 temperature... the puffies are warm, there isnt much different but the Anvil is a bit thicker and warmer than the stukka 2
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1) Don't fall and it wont matter how water proof it is.
2) It's all about the style.
I just bought the Siver Stuka II today and I'm loving it so far.
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