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• #153
Made me chortle.
I'll say nothing of your forum name...
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• #154
Is there an option to smear yourself in vaseline and stay at home?
haha i checked out of this thread before this comment was made. quality chuckle.
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• #155
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fixedgearlondon/4331232188/in/set-72157623352697914/
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(photo included in quote because I refer to it)
Got this for £80 in the Berghaus store January sale. It's really good quality, waterproof, breathable and warm enough... but wouldn't say it's great for riding per se, as it's not a cycling jacket. The hood doesn't rotate with my head, and doesn't fold away when I don't need it. There is no bum pocket and obviously the side pockets are fairly useless when riding. The chest pocket is big enough for a mini A-Z, phone etc (it's about 5cm deeper than the grey hem thing you can see). I find it a bit too bulky and busy for riding to be honest, especially with a heavy bag. I would've got it in XS if available like my previous Berghaus simpler affiar.
Summary: if it was tighter-fitted, with a small roll-away hood, less dangly adjuster cord things, and maybe no side-pockets but one on the bum... it'd be great for riding. As it stands, I find it great for walking around in the rain. The hood has a stiffened peak and the collar has a soft flap to cover the cold metal zip against your chin. And some bloke outside a pub said I looked like a spaceman.its made of aquafoil (berghaus' own shitty waterproof fabric) automatic fail in my book.
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• #157
Altura fo' sho.
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• #158
Meant to add: Putney Cycles have a bunch of Altura fluro nodder jackets on their 40% discount rail atm.
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• #159
DhB?
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• #160
Can you wiggle it at someone else please? It's making me feel ill.
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• #161
Montane featherlight with baselayers underneath is one of the best IMO since you can pack the whole thing into an equivalent of a sock
or Swrve Shell with the same combination, the later being warmer and more breathable but much more space.
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• #162
The Swrve Milwaukee has proven it worth.
t-shirt + Milwaukee = bliss.
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• #163
Are you admitting to being a nodder, ed?
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• #164
Do I wear a day-glo vest?
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• #165
Can all of the closet nodders let me know what they have in their nodder closets, and which the bestest jacket are?
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• #166
The Swrve Milwaukee has proven it worth.
t-shirt + Milwaukee = bliss.
the Milwakee is what i was referring to, they are brilliant.
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• #167
Endura Stealth - windproof and waterproof in a soft shell! And it really is breathable.
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• #168
"Ultrasonically welded seams" - sounds fancy.
seriously, i can't see that making a difference in the real world, unless your a scuba-diver, then probably yes.
good sales pitch - check
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• #169
"Ultrasonically welded seams" - sounds fancy.
Not the ultimate cycling jacket, but I bought this Helly Hansen softshell yesterday - £19 TK Maxx -, Welded seams,
really nice touch material (sorta rubbery), warm, waterproof (not sure about how breathable).... feels like I found my rain jacket.
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• #170
I think the gore oxygen jacket is brilliant. especially the neck warmer.
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• #171
In the current weather one of these could be quite handy.
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• #172
Where would you tie it up and what would you feed it?
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• #173
as was said - swrve 'waukee and your delicates underneath. like riding around in a comforting mug of chicken soup.
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• #174
as was said - swrve 'waukee and your delicates underneath. like riding around in a comforting mug of chicken soup.
That sounds tasty.Is smelling like soup part of the package?
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• #175
indeed - tho i seem have progressed from 'chicken' to more of a 'pea and ham' bouquet.
Made me chortle.