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Warmer weather jacket

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Rich_D
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Anyone got any recommendations for a jacket for those warmer days - my insulated one is often too hot for me. Mostly lift accessed pistes/parks and some off piste skiing in the French Alps - so doesn't have to be massively technical.
Kind of like the look of the anarok over the head styles.
I'm currently used to wearing hoodies but would want more versatility for layering.
Cheers Rich
Jul 7 2020 6:03AM
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animator
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Rich_DAnyone got any recommendations for a jacket for those warmer days - my insulated one is often too hot for me. Mostly lift accessed pistes/parks and some off piste skiing in the French Alps - so doesn't have to be massively technical.
Kind of like the look of the anarok over the head styles.
I'm currently used to wearing hoodies but would want more versatility for layering.
Cheers Rich

For warmer days, I used to rock a hoodie or a flannel. Shell jackets are awesome but not sure how much money you want to spend... I’ve been using a North Face rain jacket that’s more like an anorak (no full zipper, pull over the head) when I need something a little more waterproof
Jul 7 2020 10:09AM
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WoFlowz
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Rich_DAnyone got any recommendations for a jacket for those warmer days - my insulated one is often too hot for me. Mostly lift accessed pistes/parks and some off piste skiing in the French Alps - so doesn't have to be massively technical.
Kind of like the look of the anarok over the head styles.
I'm currently used to wearing hoodies but would want more versatility for layering.
Cheers Rich

I have a north face Silvani anorak it’s good in kinda medium temps like 20-40 Fahrenheit but I’d recommend for warm weather just go thrifting it’s not hard to find a nice vintage anorak one at most places if u look.

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Jul 7 2020 3:29PM
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ScaryDumpTruck
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A windbreaker works nice
Jul 7 2020 3:35PM
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sindreplassen
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the Harlaut anoraks ain't bad
Jul 7 2020 6:02PM
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Rich_D
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sindreplassenthe Harlaut anoraks ain't bad


Are they breathable at all?
Jul 8 2020 4:54AM
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OregonDead
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What conditions do you want the jacket for?
Jul 8 2020 9:42AM
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Rich_D
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Warmer days where my insulated jacket is too much, but where I need a bit of windproofing and the additional back up of a bit of waterproofing incase I get caught in something and where I can layer up if needed. A bit longer in the back than some is always nice for lifts and falls.
Jul 8 2020 11:53AM
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sindreplassen
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Rich_DAre they breathable at all?


I think so. I got one from TTP tho, good jacket
Jul 8 2020 5:55PM
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Rich_D
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sindreplassenI think so. I got one from TTP tho, good jacket


Whats's TTP?
Jul 9 2020 4:11AM
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sindreplassen
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Rich_DWhats's TTP?

Tall t productions
Jul 9 2020 9:50AM
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WisconsinDogfart
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Tshirt
Jul 9 2020 3:13PM
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Rich_D
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went for the Harlaut anorak in white, turned up today - it's perfect and looks brilliant - no doubt that means we'll have the coldest winter in years.
Jul 13 2020 5:44AM
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