FORLOH - Award-Winning Protection in the Rain

[ForlohFamily]

FORLOH - Award-Winning Protection

https://forloh.com/

• April 1- 31st

OFFER:

• 25% Off AllClima 3L Rain Jacket
• 20% Off Airalite Rain Jacket
• Waterproof, windproof, and breathable- our rain jackets are perfect for all your outdoor adventures. Save 25% off our AllClima 3L and Airalite Rain jackets.

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[fulltiltaudio]

What are the weights of these jackets? Any reason you don't list weights on the website, or am I just not seeing them?

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[NDGuy]

FORLOH - Award-Winning Protection

https://forloh.com/

• April 1- 31st

OFFER:

• 25% Off AllClima 3L Rain Jacket
• 20% Off Airalite Rain Jacket
• Waterproof, windproof, and breathable- our rain jackets are perfect for all your outdoor adventures. Save 25% off our AllClima 3L and Airalite Rain jackets.

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What award did you win?

 

[ForlohFamily]

What award did you win?

Best Waterproof Shell: FORLOH AllClima 3L Rain Jacket With RECCO​

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[ForlohFamily]

What are the weights of these jackets? Any reason you don't list weights on the website, or am I just not seeing them?

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Men's AllClima 3L Rain Jacket -​

• Lightweight at 170gm/m2 - 6oz.

Airalite Rain Jacket -​

• Ultra-Lightweight at only 112gm/m2 - 4oz.

 

[Dos XX]

Would like some pants in 30" inseam. Any chance of that happening?

33" waist would be amazing, but might be too much to hope for.

 

[ForlohFamily]

Would like some pants in 30" inseam. Any chance of that happening?

33" waist would be amazing, but might be too much to hope for.

Unfortunately not at this time, maybe in 2024. But please sign up for emails to stay up to date with new product launches.

 

[Dos XX]

But please sign up for emails to stay up to date with new product launches.

No thanks.

 

[fulltiltaudio]

Men's AllClima 3L Rain Jacket -​

• Lightweight at 170gm/m2 - 6oz.

Airalite Rain Jacket -​

• Ultra-Lightweight at only 112gm/m2 - 4oz.

So I feel like your scale may be off or something isn't right. I just received my Allclima jacket and have used 2 different scales. Both of which put this jacket closer to 28 oz (one scale 27.5 and one at 28.5) than the "advertised" 6oz. I was under the impression that the "6 oz" on the website was more of a measurement of rainproofness or breathability? If it's an actual weight measurement then I'm not sure What to say...
Am I missing something?
Thanks

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[cuerro viejo]

So I feel like your scale may be off or something isn't right. I just received my Allclima jacket and have used 2 different scales. Both of which put this jacket closer to 28 oz (one scale 27.5 and one at 28.5) than the "advertised" 6oz. I was under the impression that the "6 oz" on the website was more of a measurement of rainproofness or breathability? If it's an actual weight measurement then I'm not sure What to say...
Am I missing something?
Thanks

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6oz per sq XXX of material would be my guess, not total weight

i would like to know weight of an XL airalight

 

[AttackMode]

So I feel like your scale may be off or something isn't right. I just received my Allclima jacket and have used 2 different scales. Both of which put this jacket closer to 28 oz (one scale 27.5 and one at 28.5) than the "advertised" 6oz. I was under the impression that the "6 oz" on the website was more of a measurement of rainproofness or breathability? If it's an actual weight measurement then I'm not sure What to say...
Am I missing something?
Thanks

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The weight is 6 oz per square meter of fabric, not the total weight of the garment.

 

[fulltiltaudio]

The weight is 6 oz per square meter of fabric, not the total weight of the garment.

OK that makes sense, so in that case I go back to my original question of why not list the actual weights of the garments on the site? Or is there a spec on there that at least shows how much material is used in each one to do the calculation to at least get close? (Weights of zippers, hardware etc will all add up as well)

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