Loving Stone Glacier - recommendations for more.

[WVELK]

Just by chance, I ended up with the Stone Glacier Helo Hoodie, the lighter hoodie (not the wool one), and the synthetic t-shirt. All three are the most comfortable things I have ever worn - love them. By admission, I am a hunting cloths junkie. I have tons of several brands. I also recently went with their bino harness. The bomb.

I am going to take advantage of the special they have going, so what other articles of clothing or items should I consider that you have and love?

 

[Rokways023]

You mean on hoodie or vest?

 

[Loo.wii]

the down gloves are top notch

 

[gtriple]

Don't forget to get the 8% Active Junky cash back from Stone Glacier.

I don't have any of their clothes, but I know that the Grumman series is very popular.

 

[Watrdawg]

I really like my Cirque Lite Jacket! Warm and very lightweight.

 

[WVELK]

You mean on hoodie or vest?

Hoodie

 

[bmart2622]

Don't forget to get the 8% Active Junky cash back from Stone Glacier.

I don't have any of their clothes, but I know that the Grumman series is very popular.

Is Active Junky an account you sign up for?

 

[gtriple]

Is Active Junky an account you sign up for?

Yes, it's free. They'll send you your cashback to your Venmo. Super easy

 

[Lawnboi]

You would have shit if you saw euro optics deals a few weeks ago.

 

[WiscoHoundsman]

Some of the deals on eurooptic are still there.

 

[bmart2622]

Thanks a lot for the info!!

 

[huntnful]

Grumman Puffy. No question about it.

 

[Blackbird]

The socks are awesome and I’ve yet to be cold in the chilcoot 0 bag

 

[bmart2622]

How about the Altimeter gloves, anyone have any experience with them?

 

[fngTony]

How about the Altimeter gloves, anyone have any experience with them?

I tried them on. The xl fit perfectly when wearing the inner and shell together but just the xl shell was too big. Sizing down to a large and the inner glove was too small. Kinda defeats the purpose of the design for me. Well built though.

 

[WVELK]

It the puffy super packable. I had to buy the KUIU Super Down a couple years ago. Love the jacket but it is hunt specific and not really packable. It is but isn’t you know what I mean. I am not a real fan of KUIU’s other downs. The Stone Glacier looks like it will pack up pretty small. But have only seen them in person once while in Alaska.

 

[WVELK]

What pants from SG are people liking? I tried on a couple once but was not real sure about them. I would probably be looking for midweight.

 

[Krieg Hetzen]

I have the M5 Top and Bottom, Altimeter gloves, De Havilland lite and regular pants, Helio hoody and helio zip off bottoms.

M5: Got replaced with Arc'Teryx Beta SLs largely because I gained some lbs, I've since dropped everything I gained and then some so I will likely see how they are again. They arent sized large enough to go over my puffy gear but for warmer weather when wet, theyre good.

Altimeter Gloves: I love the shells, they fit in my glove system extremely well. The liners, while warm, have a very thin face fabric and are not very durable. They are warm though and work excellent as winter gloves when paired with the shell.

De Havilland lite and regular pants: I replaced these with Kuiu attacks, primarily because they are too long. I am 30" inseam and while everything else fit great, when I take my gaiters off at the end of the day I have to roll the pant hem almost up to my knee. Durability, fit and function were excellent though. If it fits your size metric then they are worth a shot, the vents to dump heat are huge.

Helio Hoody and Helio zip off bottom: You have a hoody, its awesome. The pants are even better. They go on every morning and stay on till it gets warm, then zip right off and I dont get dirty socks. Whats not to love?

A friend got the M7 jacket for this years moose and wore it almost every day, he seemed to like it.