Outer layer pants for winter?

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wow man, what if 'anti-Semitic' was a term created by the Joos so they could behave badly and get mad at anyone for noticing?

we're learning a lot the past 8 years that so many things are not as told to us by those in power aren't we? maybe we should take things like that down to off topics and leave the clothing alone lol

you think you're right? what did we learn about covid and shots lately? think anyone will mask up and take mandatory injections again bud? game over....oh but they were telling us the truth about the history they wrote right? I see....ok, pick and choose what to believe, or is better now to realize there's much more they lied about than we first thought

anyway, have a great day, I'm sure there's really something to your story lol
 
Yikes, holocaust denial is a new low even for you BB.


Anyways, I was making a rhetorical point. I think Geologist is a nice fellow and would happily grab a beer with him and bicker about field gear. One of the few on here who has actually been there and done that for more than just a photo
 
what if believing it is a new low? do you like to be late to the dance? you started all this nonsense, you should know better considering all that's gone on the past 8 years of learning the game, best reserve judgement on all this stuff till you have time to actually dig, as you'll note I said...what if?...

anyhow, we know enough now to reserve judgement don't we, as a great many very large things we're finding out are NOT as told to us by those in power, sorry....who owns the official microphone again? hmmmm

dots, so many dots to connect, so many just 'livin their best life' lol, carry on man, leave the politics stuff out of it and I'll zip it no prob, take down to the right section anytime
 
conor_90 said:
https://ubyssey.ca/culture/-deny-no...outlet-and-its-holocaust-educating-aesthetic/


https://www.jewishindependent.ca/oldsite/archives/nov01/archives01nov23-02.html


I googled this for you boomer

The point is rhetorical anyways, Taiga is Anti Semitic in the same way MEC is anti hunting.

Suggesting no name Chinese 3l because you think goretex doesn't work is like saying you should buy a norinco mauser instead of a model 70...
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Where in any of my posts did I recommend Chinese 3 layer breathable?

Stop your pathetic strawman attack.

My experience using Goretex over 20 years in wet working environments us that eventually it leaks. Usually through the seams.

It's inherent in breathables in hard work environments.
 
That would be an issue with seam taping, not goretex. You suggested buying a product made with 3l fabric, literally a goretex pro knockoff, almost all made in china.

Yes all products fail eventually. I too work outside in similar and the same areas you did...

The funny thing is in my experience what differentiates low from high quality water proof/breathable clothing is the seam taping etc, more so than the fabric (though some are really bad; OR 2.5l comes to mind)

Chill the #### out it's not that serious. I always appreciate your posts and my reaction was more to the forum at large. Seam taping and tech gear have come a long way...


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Anyways, I was making a rhetorical point. I think Geologist is a nice fellow and would happily grab a beer with him and bicker about field gear. One of the few on here who has actually been there and done that for more than just a photo
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I actually don't buy taiga stuff because they have #### finish (like, you guessed it, thick poor quality seam taping) and use forms from the 1980s that are massive
 
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Jesus boys, stick this bullsh!t to OT.

I have been buy Skre gear as of late, they have a Canadian distributor and with shipping on exchanges and refunds is on them and their customer service is top shelf. Not sure if they have waterproof winter pants but worth a look.
 
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I bought a couple sets of Cabela's snow camo outerwear a couple years back when it was on sale. I ended up being very impressed with the fabric as it is tough, quiet and the snow does not stick to it at all. I highly recommended it as an inexpensive over-wear option.

https://www.cabelas.ca/product/139663/truetimber-mens-lightweight-snow-camo-coverup-pants
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I bought a few sets of these 2 winters ago, they were on sale for about 30 bucks apiece for the pants and jackets. Spent a lot of time crawling through snow rocks and bushes going after coyotes, still like new.
Quiet fabric, keeps the water off. Almost too hot when trudging through the snow.
 
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