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Is this supposed to be fashionable? I could literally go to Walmart, buy a 2x rubber rain poncho, cut the sleeves to short and round the bottom and I would have that "rain wear"
I will never understand fashion.
.Rybak.Im not not going to spend $130 for a rain jacket. instead i spent $40
$40? $130? Pleaseee. Take that plebian shit elsewhere. Your trailer-trash shopping is not welcome here. When you're ready to step up your game, the Beta SL is what you want. It's a bargain at $275.
iFlip$40? $130? Pleaseee. Take that plebian shit elsewhere. Your trailer-trash shopping is not welcome here. When you're ready to step up your game, the Beta SL is what you want. It's a bargain at $275.
I know you'rd joking but anyone who would spend that much on a jacket that they are just going to wear around town and maybe hiking/camping every once in a while is fucking nuts.
.Rybak.I know you'rd joking but anyone who would spend that much on a jacket that they are just going to wear around town and maybe hiking/camping every once in a while is fucking nuts.
It was in jest, but honestly Arc'teryx stuff is pretty much the best technical outerwear money can buy. I own a fairly large assortment of their gear, both for around the town wear and for technical purposes. My ice climbing setup is basically an advertisement for the company...Gamma MX jacket (I own two), Gamma MX pants, I-300 harness. Then I have a Mountain Hardwear Absolute Zero Down Parka to belay in, which runs $800. High performance outerwear isn't cheap, and I like to buy the best available.
iFlip$40? $130? Pleaseee. Take that plebian shit elsewhere. Your trailer-trash shopping is not welcome here. When you're ready to step up your game, the Beta SL is what you want. It's a bargain at $275.
Big fan of this piece by Norrona. On sale for about $150 a few weeks ago. Longer of a fit which is perfect for casual wear.
iFlipIt was in jest, but honestly Arc'teryx stuff is pretty much the best technical outerwear money can buy. I own a fairly large assortment of their gear, both for around the town wear and for technical purposes. My ice climbing setup is basically an advertisement for the company...Gamma MX jacket (I own two), Gamma MX pants, I-300 harness. Then I have a Mountain Hardwear Absolute Zero Down Parka to belay in, which runs $800. High performance outerwear isn't cheap, and I like to buy the best available.
Yeah I probably would buy an arc'teryx jacket if I could afford it. I was looking at a few north face jackets and a Fjallraven jacet but just decided to not spend that much.
I did really like the design of the Fjallraven one though.
iFlipIt was in jest, but honestly Arc'teryx stuff is pretty much the best technical outerwear money can buy. I own a fairly large assortment of their gear, both for around the town wear and for technical purposes. My ice climbing setup is basically an advertisement for the company...Gamma MX jacket (I own two), Gamma MX pants, I-300 harness. Then I have a Mountain Hardwear Absolute Zero Down Parka to belay in, which runs $800. High performance outerwear isn't cheap, and I like to buy the best available.
