I have 2 jackets that I have not been using so I'm putting them up here.
First up is the Ortovox La Grave hardshell. It has a merino lining and it is a medium. Here is the description-
"We combine the pleasant merino with the Toray Dermizax EV high-performance membrane. Extreme weather outside - perfect climate within. The membrane is waterproof (26,000 mm H2O), breathable (20,000 g/m²/24 h) and allows incredible freedom of movement (200% stretch property). The "La Grave" jacket includes all the features of an absolute high-end mountain jacket and yet weighs only 450 grams. Optimum body climate is provided by the discreet merino inserts and the easily permissive ventilation under the arms. In the front we use a two-way zipper, which proves to be extremely useful when wearing a hip belt. The two front pockets are tailored in such a way that they cannot be screened by the chest or hip belt of a backpack. The arms are preformed to get the best fit possible. Velcro cuffs provide a perfect finish to the wrist. A ski pass pocket on the left sleeve proves its worth any day on the slopes. The storm hood can be operated with one hand and is fully helmet-compatible. An integrated, malleable wire frame provides extra weather protection and forms a small shield."
MSRP about $540 - $225 takes it
The Second is a pertex/primaloft insulated jacket by brooks range, also a medium.
Our Cirro collection of jackets, hoodies and pullovers use Primaloft One® insulation. Synthetic insulation doesn’t get any warmer, or fluffier. Primaloft One® acts like down for warmth, except it retains a good chunk of that warmth even if it gets wet. At only 60 grams per square meter, it's light too.
Even so, we keep it dry with Pertex™, a super fine denier nylon for the shell fabric. It's a good barrier to water, but it breathes too so it's not watertight. It also stops wind dead in its tracks. Though it feels smooth, it uses rip-stop nylon threads to prevent snags and tears.
MSRP $185 - $100 takes it
Post or PM with any questions or offers. I may be open to trades as well
john