I've been trying on this jacket and found one that fits well but it's summer or supposed to be lol I had a thin fleece top on I didn't buy it because I wanted to ask first will I need a thicker warmer top on in winter in which case the jacket would be to tight
Or are they that good warm I wouldn't need to what do users do feedback please
Or are they that good warm I wouldn't need to what do users do feedback please
In reply to Post #1
If it is as warm as the torrent all you will need is a t-shirt for UK winters
If it is as warm as the torrent all you will need is a t-shirt for UK winters
In reply to Post #1
its fine with just a t-shirt for 3/4 seasons i would say.
its fine with just a t-shirt for 3/4 seasons i would say.
T-shirt and snuggy for the majority of winter but when it gets really cold either, fleecy over t-shirt and goretex over snuggy or breakout the Sasquatch 
In reply to Post #4
live in my sasqutch.
live in my sasqutch.
In reply to Post #4
If I have to put fleece under sj6 then be to tight I think I leave it tbh thanks for help everyone
If I have to put fleece under sj6 then be to tight I think I leave it tbh thanks for help everyone
In reply to Post #6
If you have to put fleece under it,the lake will be frozen and you will be at home
If you have to put fleece under it,the lake will be frozen and you will be at home
In reply to Post #7
Fishie said he puts fleece under it anyway thanks but I look other makes plenty out there might be cheaper to
Fishie said he puts fleece under it anyway thanks but I look other makes plenty out there might be cheaper to
In reply to Post #1
A thicker warmer top underneath will prevent the top from working so well. The way they work is they harness and store the body heat so a hoody for example will prevent it from doing that. You'd feel colder. You can get away with thinner stuff i.e. a t-shirt and microfleece, which is certainly enough for my SJ9 even in the coldest conditions.
A thicker warmer top underneath will prevent the top from working so well. The way they work is they harness and store the body heat so a hoody for example will prevent it from doing that. You'd feel colder. You can get away with thinner stuff i.e. a t-shirt and microfleece, which is certainly enough for my SJ9 even in the coldest conditions.
In reply to Post #9
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Is that a fact didn't realise that I just didn't want to buy one and fits fine to start with then in winter have to put fleece under and it's to tight as the arms on one I tried on where already very tight to get on is it the Dpm one everyone's talking about
Is that a fact didn't realise that I just didn't want to buy one and fits fine to start with then in winter have to put fleece under and it's to tight as the arms on one I tried on where already very tight to get on is it the Dpm one everyone's talking about
In reply to Post #9
Yes, made that mistake with a sleeka, got an xl and wore fleece etc under it, and wondered why I still felt cold.
Do you wear your sj9 without another skin/outer layer? And if so is it warm enough in our average winter?
Yes, made that mistake with a sleeka, got an xl and wore fleece etc under it, and wondered why I still felt cold.
Do you wear your sj9 without another skin/outer layer? And if so is it warm enough in our average winter?
In reply to Post #6
A very light weight M&s thermal top and a normal t shirt under mine in the depths of winter is fine.
A very light weight M&s thermal top and a normal t shirt under mine in the depths of winter is fine.
In reply to Post #13
So the snugpac is fairly tight fitting?
So the snugpac is fairly tight fitting?
In reply to Post #12
I'll put an ecws jacket over if its raining or if it's really, really cold. It's fine
I'll put an ecws jacket over if its raining or if it's really, really cold. It's fine