I'm looking at getting a decent Mid layer but can't decide between the Fjallraven Buck Fleece and the Ridgeline Igloo Top. Obviously one of the big differences is the price (which is huge) but that aside has anyone hadna chance to try either of them out? Is the Fjallraven that much better?
Fjallraven Buck Fleece OR Ridgeline Igloo Top
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Have a look at the new paramo bentu plus fleece as well, I have the standard fleece which has been superb over the years but lacking when we hit winter the plus version is thicker and should be just the ticket. Gorge outdoors is the best price I found but definitely worth shopping around
Thanks for the replies. @Erbswurst yea I thought as much. The look ok but just can't justify the price. And @Sparky750 thanks for the link I'll definitely check that out. Has anyone had any good experiences with the Igloo?
Had an Igloo for a few years now and if I managed to kill it I'd buy another. I wear it regularly. Comfy, hard wearing, warm.
My brother owned several pairs of Fjällräven Karl trousers in different colours. They last approximately 18 month of continuous use, but get the first holes already after a year. My cheap Primark jeans last usually longer.
The fabric is too weak and the used thread is a bad joke. They are made to fall in pieces by the son of a man who tried to make the best possible outdoor trousers.
The stuff became unfortunately adventure fashion for those who don't really leave the SUV for more than a short dog walk.
Many years ago FR equipment was made in Sweden in superior qualities. But these days are gone.
The fabric is too weak and the used thread is a bad joke. They are made to fall in pieces by the son of a man who tried to make the best possible outdoor trousers.
The stuff became unfortunately adventure fashion for those who don't really leave the SUV for more than a short dog walk.
Many years ago FR equipment was made in Sweden in superior qualities. But these days are gone.
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