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stuman69er
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looking at waterproof jackets for the daily trek to work.
what happened to summer!
IT'S ONLY STILL AUGUST?!?
Endura Stealth any good?
not sure if it will be too warm tho?
did last winter in cotton long sleeve with a tee over the top and shorts.
it was a bit nippy tho.
or i could just do a base layer and hard-shell. ohh i don't know lol.
what happened to summer!
IT'S ONLY STILL AUGUST?!?
Endura Stealth any good?
not sure if it will be too warm tho?
did last winter in cotton long sleeve with a tee over the top and shorts.
it was a bit nippy tho.
or i could just do a base layer and hard-shell. ohh i don't know lol.
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Well, I have an Endura Gridlock and a few Endura shorts. I find that their products are very well made. It gets good reviews from users on crc and a couple of WMB awareds too. I reckon it will be a very good jacket!0
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I have one, it's good but is very warm. November to March jacket really. Too warm for spring and early autumn.Not climber, not sprinter, not rouleur0
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ahh that's what i was afraid of.
any ideas for a thinner version?
what's the difference between hardshell and softshell?0 -
Budget?
Icebreaker merino 200 base layer and Gore Path II is my winter choice. Did its job down to -5 and torrential rain last year. Its a very thin jacket so won't keep you warm unless you keep moving.0 -
stuman69er wrote:looking at waterproof jackets for the daily trek to work.
what happened to summer!
IT'S ONLY STILL AUGUST?!?
Endura Stealth any good?
not sure if it will be too warm tho?
did last winter in cotton long sleeve with a tee over the top and shorts.
it was a bit nippy tho.
or i could just do a base layer and hard-shell. ohh i don't know lol.
I was pricing up studded tyres earlier this week0 -
budget not really an issue. just not extreme as the rule of diminishing returns still applies i guess. £150ish seems to be top end of what i want to pay.0
