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Hoodie for skiing

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Bandiwep
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I've been looking for a really thick, warm, and high-quality skiing hoodie for quite some time now and it just seems that I can't find one... I've been thinking that a Carhartt WIP hoodie could do the job since they r really thick there are also some other brands in my mind that could fit my criteria. Even if I know some hoodies that could fit in, I'll better ask here for any advice. Thanks beforehand
Nov 25 2021 11:40AM
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KilaTsunami
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BandiwepI've been looking for a really thick, warm, and high-quality skiing hoodie for quite some time now and it just seems that I can't find one... I've been thinking that a Carhartt WIP hoodie could do the job since they r really thick there are also some other brands in my mind that could fit my criteria. Even if I know some hoodies that could fit in, I'll better ask here for any advice. Thanks beforehand


Independent Trader company has this heavy blend hoodie that holds up pretty nicely out there.
Nov 25 2021 11:59AM
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Bandiwep
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KilaTsunamiIndependent Trader company has this heavy blend hoodie that holds up pretty nicely out there.


Ight, I'll make sure to check it out. r there any other companies that you have in mind??
Nov 25 2021 12:02PM
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Pakanaka
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Nov 25 2021 12:26PM
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Xluben
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Nov 25 2021 1:54PM
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elm.
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Got a CAT hoodie at Costco for $20 and it's on par with Carhartt rain defender hoodie. And you know costco got that xxxl cause lots of fatties there
Nov 25 2021 4:50PM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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From what you describe, sounds like you want a fleece with a hood. I usually ride hoodies for breathability, not so much warmth
Nov 25 2021 6:47PM
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Bandiwep
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BradFiAusNzCoCaFrom what you describe, sounds like you want a fleece with a hood. I usually ride hoodies for breathability, not so much warmth


ye, I maybe went a little over the top describing the hoodie being warm. It would be good enough for it to keep me from freezing while not being too bulky. You got any recommendations?
Nov 25 2021 7:00PM
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whatsamonad
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A hoodie isn’t really going to keep you that warm. It will be air permeable and will be very breathable but any wind will cut right through it.
Nov 25 2021 7:34PM
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Logi
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You could always just go to a nearby goodwill or thrift store and check out what they have.I found a couple of thick, heavy, blank hoodies for like 10 bucks each. They’ve all lasted one season so far
Nov 26 2021 1:23AM
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fezz
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Look up 'technical hoodies' 686 has an entire product line that would fit the bill
Nov 27 2021 11:51PM
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