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Hmmmm...Jacket Dillema....Help? Ty
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Ok, so i have plenty of money (thanks to my grandpa) left over, and just bought an oakley in the crevasse jacket. I sold all of my other jackets, so this is the only one i have right now. Now, I like have more than just one jacket so i can wear one to school etc. and one to ski in. Do you think i should buy the Oakley Behind Enemy Lines jacket in black for a jacket to wear to school and just dick around in...B/c my crevasse jacket is blue and white, which i have a feeling will get dirty pretty easily, so idk, im so confused haha. Any help or input would be awesomeeee, thanks guys. And this is not a thread about what style or type of jacket i should buy, its more of input on having two jackets and if i need another one.
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haha it still sounds like "a thread about what style or type of jacket i should buy"
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Na, because A) I told you the style i was going to get, didnt ask about any other styles, and im positive thats the style i want. B) I didnt ask what type, i just asked if people thought I should get another jacket, and was hoping someone else had a similar situation or if lots of other people have two seperate jackets, one to rock on the hill, and one to rock off.
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When i had my Link jacket in white, i would always have another jacket to wear around, at school, ect. It is a good idea so you won't get your nice one dirty. Even though you may wanna wear your super steezy ozone jacket around, it is a good idea to only ski in it to keep it nice.
The Behind Enemy Lines jacket sounds like a good idea for what you want. Also, the Anarok is another good choice.
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Sweet, thanks man...Thats exactly what i was looking for....Hopefully the Behind enemy lines jacket will be ok. Thanks again
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