You'd be surprised. Snow (which melts into the jacket), water/snow drips and sweat from inside will also fuck down nice and quickly if you let them.
I'd never put down on over a sweaty layer after exercise. When climbing I usually use a thin Primaloft One layer with a thin down layer over the top of that - the PL1 acts as a barrier to the protect the down and affords warmth, while the down provides more warmth without the bulk of additional PL1. I realise that's not realistic while biking, but still, be careful with down.
Alpkit stuff is indeed very good for the price. Probably much better than the Uniqlo.
You'd be surprised. Snow (which melts into the jacket), water/snow drips and sweat from inside will also fuck down nice and quickly if you let them.
I'd never put down on over a sweaty layer after exercise. When climbing I usually use a thin Primaloft One layer with a thin down layer over the top of that - the PL1 acts as a barrier to the protect the down and affords warmth, while the down provides more warmth without the bulk of additional PL1. I realise that's not realistic while biking, but still, be careful with down.
Alpkit stuff is indeed very good for the price. Probably much better than the Uniqlo.