A great outerlayer from Patagonia. Highly breathable, warm but light, and compact - 60% of the Lunar Jacket comes from recycled polyester made from soda bottles. They even put the shoulder seams on the front in case you find yourself with a backpack on in the Himalayas. Inner collar is lined with a protective layer, and the jacket itself can be recycled if the day ever comes. Likely won’t be for a long time - as Patagonia has a lifetime guarantee on its products, meaning if anything goes wrong…ever…you can walk in or send it in and have it replaced. Top quality, top customer service. $160. BUY
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Helly Hansen started sailing at age 15…in Norway…in the 1800s. He got cold. Since 1877 the company has been innovating ways to keep people dry and warm. So while you likely don’t need the suit, you probably want to need it - and could definitely use the jacket.
Helly Hansen’s Ocean Racing Suit, according to the manufacturer, “can take on whatever Mother Nature decides to throw at it.” By the looks of it - we think they’re right. Featuring an extra high fleece lined ocean collar, rubber and neoprene neck and cuffs, fully waterproof front zip, waterproof built in socks
(gotta love those), seat and knee reinforcements and …that zipper in the lower front…they thought of everything to keep you dry. Suit for Summer Release.
The Helly Hansen Ocean Racing Jacket has highly waterproof and breathable fabric, and all the bells and whistles of the suit - without the rubber and neoprene neck. This one you might actually find useful . $675. BUY
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