On the lookout for a nice thick warm camo hoodie. Not bothered about brand names, just want a decent quality hoodie that will keep me warm.
Any reccomendations please?
Any reccomendations please?
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Esp one is decent, also have a look on military 1st...helikon patriot hooded fleeces very good, had them for a good few years now 👍
Esp one is decent, also have a look on military 1st...helikon patriot hooded fleeces very good, had them for a good few years now 👍
Fox khaki/ camo hoodie it's really warm and comfy
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They are all getting thinner unfortunately
They are all getting thinner unfortunately
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Look at smart carp clothing if you're an xl+
Look at smart carp clothing if you're an xl+
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ill 2nd that, mrs bought me the snood from them as well. Lovely and toasty. great fit as well.
ill 2nd that, mrs bought me the snood from them as well. Lovely and toasty. great fit as well.
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I have never found Hoodies very warm
UNLESS they are made from heavy duty Fleece then its a different ball game
just saying
I have never found Hoodies very warm
UNLESS they are made from heavy duty Fleece then its a different ball game
just saying
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Yeh. Got to look at what they are made of. These
80% cotton hoodie shouldn't be more than a tenner. Angling companies having it right off.
Many years ago I managed to get a full zip fleece with hood
I keep that just for fishing. And only wash it with wool stuff
So it never got thin. Much lighter and warmer than a cotton hoodie.
Yeh. Got to look at what they are made of. These
80% cotton hoodie shouldn't be more than a tenner. Angling companies having it right off.
Many years ago I managed to get a full zip fleece with hood
I keep that just for fishing. And only wash it with wool stuff
So it never got thin. Much lighter and warmer than a cotton hoodie.
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For warmth and thickness the Fox Sherpa is fantastic, my only criticism is the stitching on the wrists is very poor and is unravelling.
For warmth and thickness the Fox Sherpa is fantastic, my only criticism is the stitching on the wrists is very poor and is unravelling.
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Navitas do a Sherpa Fleece in camo
I have the green Sherpa Fleece and it is very warm
Navitas do a Sherpa Fleece in camo
I have the green Sherpa Fleece and it is very warm
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Look at a Brandit Teddy fleece. Military 1st do them.
Look at a Brandit Teddy fleece. Military 1st do them.
Jungle warfare clothing,fleece hoodie £35.I think they only do green though
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The best fishing clothes I've ever used have always been from non fishing brands.
Recently found green adidas tracksuit bottoms (tiny logo) which are much thicker and superior quality than a fishing brand.
Berghaus fleece's are excellent
Green north face jacket with removable fleece inner for waterproof jacket
Baerskin hoodies are the same money as nash hoodie at the moment but my god, you will not find a warmer, more durable and better designed hoodie (six pockets and great hood). Peaked hood, reinforced zips, thumb holes in the sleeve, heavy weight warm wind proof material.
The best fishing clothes I've ever used have always been from non fishing brands.
Recently found green adidas tracksuit bottoms (tiny logo) which are much thicker and superior quality than a fishing brand.
Berghaus fleece's are excellent
Green north face jacket with removable fleece inner for waterproof jacket
Baerskin hoodies are the same money as nash hoodie at the moment but my god, you will not find a warmer, more durable and better designed hoodie (six pockets and great hood). Peaked hood, reinforced zips, thumb holes in the sleeve, heavy weight warm wind proof material.
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Wow plenty of good suggestions there. Thank guys I'll check them all out
Wow plenty of good suggestions there. Thank guys I'll check them all out
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Keep any eye out in Aldi, they normally do a thick fleece hoodie during winter, green or black, has a sewn in neck warmer and thumb holes in the sleeves, matching joggers too, nice and warm and no carp tax. Think I paid £25/£30 for the set, not shrunk, stretched or anything.
Daz
Keep any eye out in Aldi, they normally do a thick fleece hoodie during winter, green or black, has a sewn in neck warmer and thumb holes in the sleeves, matching joggers too, nice and warm and no carp tax. Think I paid £25/£30 for the set, not shrunk, stretched or anything.
Daz