TravisIN
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I don’t use it a ton but when I need it I’m so glad I have it. It’s unbelievable
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Why? Just curious about your experience with the Chamberlin.I saw them on camofire in the past few days for $250.
I went with the first lite chamberlain 3 years ago and still not convinced I made the right choice.
100% agree.This is the only down jacket I know of with gore windstopper...which is the key as it keeps in body heat like a beast.
i had a chamberlain for a bit too and had the same experience as you. Didnt seem very warm for how thick and puffy it is.The Chamberlain just doesn’t feel as warm as it seems it should for the weight and thickness. I’ll be cold, put it on and either stay cold or take a long time to warm up. I chose it because at that time the consensus said chamberlain was a little warmer, lighter and more packable.
I do think there is more to the wind stopper than stopping wind alone so that combined with the chamberlain not stopping wind could be the difference.
Very interesting. I might have to keep an eye out for the kelvin and compare the twoi had a chamberlain for a bit too and had the same experience as you. Didnt seem very warm for how thick and puffy it is.
I own both and the Kelvin is the warmer jacket when worn as an outer layer, the Chamberlain is the warmer jacket when you layer over it.Very interesting. I might have to keep an eye out for the kelvin and compare the two
i also thought the kifaru LPP was warmer than the sitka kelvin, but seems like most think the LPP isnt that warm?Very interesting. I might have to keep an eye out for the kelvin and compare the two