A few photos;
The coyote ruff works well enough if you have a hat on. It akes a bit of getting used to, as a pose to one on the outside, but once youve worn the anorak you realise its all well thought out especially for venting, movement.
Any middle layer, base layer which has a fullzip, can be out or taken off on without taking the anorak off. Which is handy
The inside pocket can be used to keep a pair of glove liners against your body, hopefully warming/drying it. Or anything else you want to keep in there.
Its big and baggy. And the attention to detail and stitching are superb.
Ruff is lined on the back, and can come out fully, or just dangle, or is long enough to wrap around your chin. It might work, with the lining facing your face as well, but I dont if its designed to do that. The hood has a good wire frame.
The three buttons around your face, all have tags attached so you can tighten them with your mitts on.
And I can see how there would be days when you'd only want one open or all them.
The scarf is really long, and at first I thought, hang on a sec, Im not french, why would I wear that? It can go around me three times.
But Ive tried it on a few times and it is very comfy and warm, so I'll be wearing that.
Maybe just put my belt kit on, over my swanndri bush shirt, when i stop to make camp?
And its the only anorak Ive had which does fully cover my swannie bush shirt.
All in all, it seems like a very practical design.
[Oh, it came in an impregnable tyvek bag, which was stitched closed, and I didnt pay any customs on it....

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