Old 12-16-06 | 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by vger285
Softshell, you know i have a 300wt jacket that feels more comphy than any thing ive tried, as long as i put a windbloc vest on under it its great,lots of flexability,i have pockets in the vest for handwarmers to fit in front and back and my core stay's plenty warm and the pit zips regulate it just fine, no rain forest effect at all,if the weather gets real bad, i slip on a hard shell that i always carry on the rack...im pretty satified with the fix! joe
That's the big thing... If it works for you, it doesn't matter what anybody says should work when, where and how

My 300wt is a TNF Denali which has the nylon on the upper portion, and does provide some wind blocking, it is one of my favorite bash and crash jackets, and as you say, can be very comfortable depending on the situations. It also has pit zips, however I don't think they are really needed when worn on it's own, more for match up use when under a shell with the pits unzipped. Sounds like your windblocking vest is a good idea, I like it!

I would seldom venture anywhere with out a hard shell in my pack, or on my back... I must be oldschool
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