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Tradchef
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How is the fit on those? Are they baggy with lots of loose fabric or are they fairly form fitting and just comfortableGet the asbell… if it anit plaid, it ain’t trad…
I wear my asbell from October- January
How is the fit on those? Are they baggy with lots of loose fabric or are they fairly form fitting and just comfortableGet the asbell… if it anit plaid, it ain’t trad…
I wear my asbell from October- January
I’m in between medium and large… 5’7”, 195, athletic beer drinker build…I had a Large that was a touch baggy, I wore a medium last year I like it…can be itchy if you have feminine skin…but real men shouldn’t have a problem…How is the fit on those? Are they baggy with lots of loose fabric or are they fairly form fitting and just comfortable
Im built about the same as you, maybe about 5-10 lbs. lighter, and the large hooded coat fits about the same.I’m in between medium and large… 5’7”, 195, athletic beer drinker build…I had a Large that was a touch baggy, I wore a medium last year I like it…can be itchy if you have feminine skin…but real men shouldn’t have a problem…
I used mine with a Tshirt under, all the way to a couple base layers under and a non hooded vest over it… light rain isn’t an issue, super tough, burrs can stick too it, but take off with a knife…
and comparatively they are cheap…
I'm 5'7 and 156lbs athletic build. I'm guessing the medium would be the ticket. Also, on the wool weights they offer which did you decideonIm built about the same as you, maybe about 5-10 lbs. lighter, and the large hooded coat fits about the same.
I also went with a large.
Tradchef, get the vest! You’ll be glad you did.
I have the hooded jacket in Evening Stand Green, which is the extra heavyweight wool which I think is 18 oz? The heaviest they have is the blanket weight wool which I believe is 24 oz?I'm 5'7 and 156lbs athletic build. I'm guessing the medium would be the ticket. Also, on the wool weights they offer which did you decideon
Ya I’ve also tried them, find zero use or value in one. With proper layering im warmer and much less bulk. I’m a Sitka fanboy. Stuff is crazy warm and wears very light.Everyone is different but I have tried to run a vest and find them as a piece of clothing that doesn’t have much value. For the most part I stay warm when I’m moving so it doesn’t help there and when I stop for extended periods they don’t provide enough warmth unless the temperature is just right so to me I wear multiple light layers for thermal control have a puffy jacket for those times when more warmth is needed.
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Heck yeah. That loooks like a sweet option.Here’s an option also.
I have some of their things and the quality is very good, and very thought out for hunters.
Tracker's Vest
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