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    Quote Originally Posted by wa-loaf View Post
    Got a medium Cloudveil RPK jacket out for delivery today. Hope it fits.
    Just a tiny bit snug, I'm going to keep it and use it as inspiration to lose a few more pounds. Otherwise very nice, not as many pockets as the Patagonia, but I do like that the hood zips off. It doesn't zip off my older RPK.

    Quote Originally Posted by powbmps View Post
    I'm a SAC guy, but when looking for stuff in person I've been going to snowboard shops.

    Burton makes some nice stuff that is priced very well.
    I've found I'm not sure what fits me anymore so I'm reluctant to grab clothing items off of SAC right now. Not at all into snowboarder/newschool style clothing.

    Whatever hits the fan will not be distributed evenly.

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    I learned my lesson last year after a couple failed attempts at ordering Oakley jackets online.

    Quote Originally Posted by wa-loaf View Post
    Not at all into snowboarder/newschool style clothing.
    Look beyond the wacky patterns and XXL sizes Wa-loaf. Paid full price for a Burton Poacher jacket last year at the Darkside snowboard shop in Stowe. Set me back a whopping $149.


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    Quote Originally Posted by powbmps View Post
    Look beyond the wacky patterns and XXL sizes Wa-loaf. Paid full price for a Burton Poacher jacket last year at the Darkside snowboard shop in Stowe. Set me back a whopping $149.

    Nice price and all, but the big flap pockets don't do it for me. Maybe I'm being picky but like an the alpinist look, taped seems, sealed zippers, etc ...

    This is what I wound up with:
    Whatever hits the fan will not be distributed evenly.

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    I see what your saying. That's a nice looking jacket.

    Quote Originally Posted by wa-loaf View Post
    Nice price and all, but the big flap pockets don't do it for me. Maybe I'm being picky but like an the alpinist look, taped seems, sealed zippers, etc ...

    This is what I wound up with:

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    Quote Originally Posted by wa-loaf View Post
    So I'm looking for a new one. I lost weight and my old one is too big.

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    or New School baggy stuff.
    But that's your answer! Just keep the old stuff, and bam, you're fashionable now!

    Really makes weight fluctuations a lot less of an issue.
    2009-2010:
    Killington: 11/7, 11/21, 12/5, 12/6, 12/10, 12/12, 12/13, 12/22, 12/23, 1/1, 1/2, 1/9, 1/10, 1/23, 1/24 (15)

    Ski Sundown: 12/18, 12/19, 12/20, 12/24, 12/30, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/11 - 1/22, 1/26-1/30 (27)
    EH XC: 12/21 (1)
    WNY XC/NELSAP BC: 12/29 (1)

    Total: 44

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    Incidentally, my new jacket for this year (objects on teh computer are brighter than they appear):

    2009-2010:
    Killington: 11/7, 11/21, 12/5, 12/6, 12/10, 12/12, 12/13, 12/22, 12/23, 1/1, 1/2, 1/9, 1/10, 1/23, 1/24 (15)

    Ski Sundown: 12/18, 12/19, 12/20, 12/24, 12/30, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/11 - 1/22, 1/26-1/30 (27)
    EH XC: 12/21 (1)
    WNY XC/NELSAP BC: 12/29 (1)

    Total: 44

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    Quote Originally Posted by wa-loaf View Post
    This is what I wound up with:
    Have you worn it the past few days? How do you like it?
    2009/2010 - 28

    2009 mtb-19 rides- 113.58 miles

    2008/09 - 33

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    Quote Originally Posted by mondeo View Post
    Incidentally, my new jacket for this year (objects on teh computer are brighter than they appear):

    did you buy some tall tees and plan on wearing your pants below your ass?

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    I got a Marmot Aegis jacket for rain/bad weather, wondering if it'd be a good cold weather/ski jacket with a softshell jacket underneath along with proper layering...
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    Quote Originally Posted by SKIQUATTRO View Post
    I got a Marmot Aegis jacket for rain/bad weather, wondering if it'd be a good cold weather/ski jacket with a softshell jacket underneath along with proper layering...
    Really any waterproof/breathable jacket will work for skiing as long as you have enough room to insulate underneath. I don't know about using a softshell, a nice heavy fleece or a puffy synthetic sweater would be good to wear underneath. Powder skirts are just a nice to have, but having enough pockets is important to me.
    Whatever hits the fan will not be distributed evenly.

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