I used one before there was such a thing as a British metal mug. We all did because they were easier to get that the US version 1980’s and before. Excellent quality
My winter coat is a Buffalo SP6 or Belay. BUT
I do like and use a fleece a Rab double pile, high collar and warm.
Also find when I used a down coat it rained and I froze, just something to remember in our British weather
I still use and favour the sleeka/softie. A lot cheaper doesn’t have all the bells and whistles in new fits and styling, just a comfortable coat.
The big plus it’s just as warm
I was walking up Ben Nevis camped at the tarn near the top when we saw what turned out to be two young German ladies skinny dipping. Needless to say we very quickly ran over and introduced ourselves.
Funny how a conversation can bring back funny memories.
Definitely go for XL. Will be more comfortable. All designs will be a bit claustrophobic but it’s just to keep you out of the weather and lighter to carry without the extreme prices for something similar.
Brought up in this shop since I worked across the road from it in 1983. Has a long history with famous climbers Chris Bonnington and Alan hinkes.
Worked there as well 1991. In the 1970s to 1990s it was vey popular. Since then don’t know a lot about it, only go a few times a year.
For me the...
One of the lightweight wax cotton jackets or as mentioned above a few times see what others are using/ farmer supplies. Who wear the stuff all day long.
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