Is that the new model or the older one I had the older one & that lecked every where so took it back & I got my $ back I wasn't game to try another one lol
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The seams are very well done. If you look at the seam tape inside most jackets, it often sits slightly proud of the fabric, and it doesn't take much to get your fingernails underneath it. After a few months of heavy use, the seam tape will often start peeling away at the edges.
On the Arcteryx jackets, the seams are completely flush with the fabric - as if they're part of the fabric itself.
That said, Arc' clothing is getting ridiculously overpriced. You're better off buying new garments from Ebay, than retail stores. Their hardshells are also quite 'crinkly' and not the best for stalking in. But you're usually shooting at longer ranges in the kind of country you'd use that sort of clothing in.
On a budget, I reckon the Line 7 jackets for sale at the likes of PGG or Farmlands are great. I got 2 years of use out of one - both in the bush and the farm. Not bad for $250-ish. They're a bit bulky though and don't dry as quickly as the lighter weight mountaineering hardshells.
For any one out there that has a short rain coat that wants to keep dry shorts I just cut off a set of leggings & made them in to shorts they where an old pear I wished I'd done it yeas ago they so good get some where & the grounds wet & you want sit done grab out the old 1/2 leggings put on couse they easily go over boots sit down dry bum haha yaa I also started using them a lot at work to & bloody great on the bike when you got the dogs on the back at this time year when they got wet mud paws & they insist on shearing that with you on the seat
I have a Kuiu Yukon jacket in XL if op is interested. $ couple of hundred off new price?
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So it appears the Thar XP has done its dash. It was brought at the end of 2014. So not a bad run. To be fair hasnt done a whole lot of work tho. Looking to give a Cactus or Earth Sea Sky jacket a go. Any body here had experience with both of these?
Ive got a Earth Sea Sky Hydrophobia and its a good jacket, use it a bit on the farm if I know im not gonna be getting real dirty, otherwise use my Kaiwaka "farm jacket". Also have a couple of Swazi Tahr which I love and use heaps, I like the Tahr as if provides a certain amount of warmth and comfort compared to hardshell jackets, keep the dwr treatments up and they are a great bit of kit. Have a Swazi Torrent which is nice too, similar to the Hydrophobia in construction etc but slightly lighter weight fabric, havent used it bugger all so need some time to form a real opinion on it
270 is a harmonic divisor number[1]
270 is the fourth number that is divisible by its average integer divisor[2]
270 is a practical number, by the second definition
The sum of the coprime counts for the first 29 integers is 270
270 is a sparsely totient number, the largest integer with 72 as its totient
Given 6 elements, there are 270 square permutations[3]
10! has 270 divisors
270 is the smallest positive integer that has divisors ending by digits 1, 2, …, 9.
I just got given a Stag PU Parker and Pants from these guys, https://www.betacraft.co.nz
Seems the parker is sold out now, but I'll say that on initial impressions, it's not bad gear, lined and with a good zip and elastic wrist enclosures inside the cuffs, so I'm happy.
I’ve been using my Hunters Element Odyssey jacket for a while now and am very happy with it. I have also just purchased the Hunters Element Halo as a lightweight packable option which I am happy with so far too.
The Betacraft ISO940 coat is excellent and often on special. Decent length, breathable and no frills. I have a bit of their gear and really rate it even if some of its made in China. They are a good solid Pahiatua based company. Farmlands stock it.
I wear this short sleeve jobby on almost every hunt during the cold months. https://www.betacraft.co.nz/product/mamaku-anorak/
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