Rab Microlight and Microlight Alpine (Hooded) jackets. Size XL.
No rips or tears or holes. The Alpine jacket is just about brand new. Only discoloration on either is in the collar of the Microlight. Size is XL, which is no longer my size. Stuff sacks are included. Awesome, warm jackets.
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Don’t know, but looking back, I should’ve bought a 47/13 vs 46-2/3//12.5. Until I started paying attention to European sizing, fit was usually hit or miss for me.
$200k/yr to drink beer all day seems underpaid to me, especially when you consider that they’ll be forced to retire in 25 years with only 95% pension (on highest grossing years which include saved up vacation) with which to buy the beer
I have like 80 miles in mine. One of my feet is high volume so the one side wrap tongue doesn’t seal too well, but I’ve had them on in snow, marshes and creeks and only ever got wet over the top. My 12.5s (should’ve got 13s) are 712 grams.
They’re crazy light, very stiff and have a very nice...
I think it’d help to buy your EU size as opposed to your US size. Brands convert differently. I have US13 Hanwags that would be ridiculously huge in Zamberlan US13 - Zamberlan EU47 is their US12. Hanwag is EU47 to US13, like Lowa and others.
Top notch quality boot sizing aside!
As noted, waterproofing is a temporary condition. My Tibets leaked at the flex point over the flex point over my big toe.
I think thick leather will do something to help preserve the sock. The Tibets didn’t have particularly thick leather, as I recall, so they flexed more easily. My Hanwag...
Steepandcheap.com and mountainsteals.com regularly have excellent quality stuff for half off. I’d go that route over getting a $200 MSRP boot.
I think what you’re looking at is inflation. The $200 boots of a few years ago are no longer $200 boots.