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I have a Gregory Baltoro 65 pack and a big Agnes hog park 20 sleeping bag. Holy cow this bag is huge and bulky. I couldn’t get it in the sleeping compartment without undoing the little divider which just makes it take up too much space in the main compartment. My question is does anyone have this setup and am I just doing it wrong or do I need to upgrade to the Baltoro 85 I chose both of these as I’m a bigger guy and this pack fits right compared to the first one I had which was uncomfortable a...
Long and short i am researching a down jacket to get. It will be solely for day to day use around town / commuting. No high activities, and by no means needs to be ultra light or super compactable. Just something to keep me warm in Northern NJ and be some what durable. It would be layered with a fleece and or shells depending on the weather so not being too puffy would be a plus. Just a jacket, no hoods if possible. I was looking mainly at: RAB microlight Alpine Jacket (Haven't tried it on ...
I need a "standalone jacket" than can be used around 0°C/32°F and I'm deciding between those two. Thanks! Edit: have* submitted by /u/MikiRawr [link] [comments]...
Going to Scotland and Switzerland in a couple weeks looking for a great mid layer fleece any recommendations submitted by /u/gingerwizzle [link] [comments]...
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I'm looking for a waterproof jacket that's lightly insulated for cool days that's not bulky. I'd like the option to layer if I find myself in colder weather. Activities - daily urban life, hiking in the rain, and golf. I've looked at Arcteryx's Interstate but not sure about the button/snaps on the sleeves. I prefer Gore-Tex unless there's something that performs better and lasts longer. Any thing out there that fits this bill Thanks! Edit: typo fixed. ...