The FAVORITE JACKET for outdoor exercise thread.
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My face was freezing this morning. I'm not sure what to do about it. I considered one of those (motorcycle) cloth face shields but wouldn't your breath just make it wet?0
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My face was freezing this morning. I'm not sure what to do about it. I considered one of those (motorcycle) cloth face shields but wouldn't your breath just make it wet?
Google FTW. Try a buff - it's basically a tubular scarf made out of sweat wicking material that can be worn a number of ways (including pulled up over the chin and cheeks).
http://womensrunning.competitor.com/2015/10/shoes-gear/a-buff-is-a-versatile-piece-of-gear-every-runner-should-have_476421 -
On a related note, can anyone recommend a vest or convertible jacket (i.e. removable sleeves) with
- a slim(ish) fit
- wind/water resistant
- decent breathability
- no/minimal warmth or insulation
- reflective elements would be great, but not required
- extra credit if I can get it from REI.
Thanks.0 -
On a related note, can anyone recommend a vest or convertible jacket (i.e. removable sleeves) with
- a slim(ish) fit
- wind/water resistant
- decent breathability
- no/minimal warmth or insulation
- reflective elements would be great, but not required
- extra credit if I can get it from REI.
Thanks.
You can't get these at REI but if you need a lot of pockets, you should check out this line of convertible jackets offered by SCOTTeVEST:
https://www.scottevest.com/mens-best-travel-clothing.shtml
It's still on my list of possible purchases.0 -
On a related note, can anyone recommend a vest or convertible jacket (i.e. removable sleeves) with
- a slim(ish) fit
- wind/water resistant
- decent breathability
- no/minimal warmth or insulation
- reflective elements would be great, but not required
- extra credit if I can get it from REI.
Thanks.
I have a Pearl Izumi jacket that I use for running, and I love it.0 -
JL Racing's Purist splash jacket in hi-viz, for the rower-friendly features: High front hem; low back hem that still doesn't catch in the seat tracks; extra-long sleeves with a cuff that neither binds nor slips down; nothing to catch a sculler's thumbs; and that fetching "power boat please don't hit me" color.0
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I have an old Marmot windshirt/jacket that I wear for running when it's cold. It has a very light fleece liner. I wear it walking when it's in the 40's and 50's, or running in 20's and 30's. Light but warm and I can tie it around my waist if I need to. I've been comfortable down to about 15 degrees in it, with a fleece shirt underneath. Some days that are cold but not windy I'll wear a fleece vest that keeps my core warm but can be unzipped if I get warm. It also has big pockets, which i like. For hiking I'll usually wear fleece, though I have a down jacket for really cold hikes.0
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