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Never have had any stone glacier gear but that is likely to change. Given the opportunity to run this hoody during shed season and I like it👍You never have enough hoodies.....right! Was thinking I would need a medium but glad I got a large at 5’7” 160 fits perfect....after a 6 hr play day in the snow in high 20s high exertion day wearing only the hoody first takes are wicks extremely well, using the zipper to dump quick heat and then as I slowed and cooled back on the zipper...gonna keep wearing many days before washing...excuse the hair did not have time to comb it👍AE3597A3-7AE1-480A-B323-C270458283FC.jpeg003090D7-8F06-48D0-9B07-5003A821BD9E.jpeg003090D7-8F06-48D0-9B07-5003A821BD9E.jpegE4C01191-FA60-4A9A-9C10-D662D8039281.jpeg
 
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Don’t know if you have any experience with the Sitka fanatic hoody, but if you do how would they compare? Hoodies are my go too and like you said you can never have too many hoodies. Does it have a front pouch for your hands or pockets? Thanks


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I have one Sitka hoody I will check but don’t recall which one only pocket is on the chest which is very large/deep..on the Helio5E42751B-55A0-4652-8A04-FF1F81C2EA5C.jpeg
 

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Cool color, even to a color blind guy. Is that the only color offered?


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hoodies rock :)

my lightest base layers have hoods, all my mid-layers have hoods, all my outer jackets have hoods

be looking forward to your review, if they do clothing as well as they do packs- should be promising
 
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Fun day today 20s into 30s great facial coverage on this hoody zips up very High to cover your face and seal in heat....tough to get pics with you boy who wants to playđź‘Ť64811DE6-DA55-4A0E-9DD3-D85236ACEEBC.jpeg
 
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Has anyone bought one thats 6ft 195lbs? Curious if a XL will be big enough.

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Has anyone bought one thats 6ft 195lbs? Curious if a XL will be big enough.

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I am 6ft, 190. Normal to broad shoulders. Got an xl- it was actually a liitle big and I was wishing i had gotten a large. Washed and dried it on high though and now its about perfect. I think you will be happy with an xl


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I am 6ft, 190. Normal to broad shoulders. Got an xl- it was actually a liitle big and I was wishing i had gotten a large. Washed and dried it on high though and now its about perfect. I think you will be happy with an xl


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Awesome. Thanks.

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I’m 6’2” 215 and got the xxl. My biggest problem is sleeve length. Not an issue on this mid layer. I like is so much that I’m going to buy the tan one too.
 

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sorry for the dumb question, but is this a soft shell-type hoody as opposed to a fleece? It appears to be soft shell material with a fleece liner, just confirming. Thanks!
 
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No question is a dumb question......the liner is fleece like and the exterior is shammy like but would not call it a soft shell, the composition is 94% polyester and 6% spandex on both the interior and exterior413952ED-3877-46E3-8EEF-A8DEB6FC51AF.jpegC412D0A2-9AC5-4705-82E0-4A8BBC7FBD8E.jpeg
 
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