What do you wear? How do you like it?
What's good about it? What's not so hot?
I have Moose XCR.
I like that it is roomy enouhg to go over my cp if I want to. On wet days, it keeps it away from my jersey, so even if it starts to soak up water, it doesn't sit against my skin.
I like the styling for the most part.
The draw string pulled out the first time I used it. The shop I got it at offered to have it fixed, but I never got around to taking them up on the offer. I just wear my fanny pack outside it to keep it synched up.
It is not water proof. I spray it with some water repellant, but it will get wet in a good downpour.
It washes up nice.
The under arm zippers are hard to operate unless you're a yoga master, and I don't think the cuff straps are well designed.
It folds into it's own pocket and turns into a fanny sack, but I usually have a pack along, so that isn't too useful to me. Pretty standard feature these days in any case.
Sleeves don't come off. I wish they did.
Also, it's a pull-over. A regular jacket would be easier to live with.
Overall, I like it. It was a gift, but I think it was on the expensive side. I'm not sure I would buy one. I think I liek the MSRs better.
Euro GasGas has a nice jacket, but I can't recall the make right now. Mybe he'll post a reply ;)
Mag
What's good about it? What's not so hot?
I have Moose XCR.
I like that it is roomy enouhg to go over my cp if I want to. On wet days, it keeps it away from my jersey, so even if it starts to soak up water, it doesn't sit against my skin.
I like the styling for the most part.
The draw string pulled out the first time I used it. The shop I got it at offered to have it fixed, but I never got around to taking them up on the offer. I just wear my fanny pack outside it to keep it synched up.
It is not water proof. I spray it with some water repellant, but it will get wet in a good downpour.
It washes up nice.
The under arm zippers are hard to operate unless you're a yoga master, and I don't think the cuff straps are well designed.
It folds into it's own pocket and turns into a fanny sack, but I usually have a pack along, so that isn't too useful to me. Pretty standard feature these days in any case.
Sleeves don't come off. I wish they did.
Also, it's a pull-over. A regular jacket would be easier to live with.
Overall, I like it. It was a gift, but I think it was on the expensive side. I'm not sure I would buy one. I think I liek the MSRs better.
Euro GasGas has a nice jacket, but I can't recall the make right now. Mybe he'll post a reply ;)
Mag