In reply to Post #15
Funny thing is they dont give any size info when you click the links.
Funny thing is they dont give any size info when you click the links.
In reply to Post #16
And that is exactly why you need real world reviews and not manufacturer ones
And that is exactly why you need real world reviews and not manufacturer ones
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In reply to Post #1
I can't vouch for the mammoth but pertex/ pile smocks (buffalo etc.) are designed mainly for strenuous use, worn next to the skin or over a very thin base layer. The pile acts by wicking away moisture by capillary action and then uses the breathable outer to push the moisture out of the shell. For bank use... they'd only really be as good as a heavy fleece unless you are exerting a lot of energy say pushing a barrow or rowing! Search out Andy Kirkpatricks alpinist of some repute, he covered them in a blog a while ago.
I can vouch for Arktis windshirts though, great quality, price and very light great as a packable emergency waterproof
I can't vouch for the mammoth but pertex/ pile smocks (buffalo etc.) are designed mainly for strenuous use, worn next to the skin or over a very thin base layer. The pile acts by wicking away moisture by capillary action and then uses the breathable outer to push the moisture out of the shell. For bank use... they'd only really be as good as a heavy fleece unless you are exerting a lot of energy say pushing a barrow or rowing! Search out Andy Kirkpatricks alpinist of some repute, he covered them in a blog a while ago.
I can vouch for Arktis windshirts though, great quality, price and very light great as a packable emergency waterproof
In reply to Post #19
Neil_no_Fish's link/post
In reply to Post #16
Mammoth Shirt
On that link it has size info at the bottom
Neil_no_Fish's link/post
In reply to Post #16
Mammoth Shirt
On that link it has size info at the bottom