Clothing for hiking in the mountains
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| Azael25. 02. 2014 21:06:48 |
For such rank completely normal/acceptable prices.
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| Azael4. 03. 2014 19:04:10 |
At Canada Goose they got the idea for a new "technical" color  (unfortunately or fortunately the down jacket in that shade isn't in the catalog)
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| mtblanc16. 04. 2014 08:01:34 |
Hello, I'll just ask here so I don't open a new thread. I'm very sensitive regarding weather especially in springtime I catch cold quickly because I sweat on the way to the top, at the top it blows through me and I'm done for a couple days. I'm deciding to buy a Gore clothing set from the website http://www.sb-shop.si/kolesarstvo/kolesarska-oblacila/moska-oblacila does anyone have any experiences with this? From this site I've already ordered cycling gear and was satisfied with the product quality and purchase. Thanks for the answer
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| Flora118. 04. 2014 21:33:45 |
I have Gore Windstopper, for a tenner. Nothing blows through.
Regarding cold I recommend changing into dry clothes at the top (including dry underwear), regardless if you have Gore jacket or not.
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| viharnik18. 04. 2014 21:48:28 |
That Gore jacket is probably membrane, so consequently even colder in it. Especially for temps around 0°C or more now in spring, better to wear non-membrane softshell. It wicks sweat better, protects enough from non-soaking wind and breathes at the same time, which is most important uphill hiking. I use Rab Scimitar double knit, non-membrane, don't miss any membrane.
http://rab.uk.com/products/mens-clothing/soft-shell/scimitar-jacket.html
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| miri18. 04. 2014 21:48:51 |
God forbid I'd be there when you're changing underwear.
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| viharnik18. 04. 2014 21:57:24 |
Miri, I always thought you were a girl
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| miri18. 04. 2014 22:00:34 |
@viharnik, you're not the only one. Diminutive of Mirko. They call me that since birth.
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| viharnik18. 04. 2014 22:03:13 |
Definitely wise and witty
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| krist29. 11. 2014 23:54:23 |
And who knows the products of the Zajo company? Some products seem quite affordable price-wise? I'm currently looking for merino wool underwear.
Link:http://www.zajo.net/si/o-nas.c.si-103.html
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| potočan10. 11. 2014 20:31:54 |
In my opinion, quite good quality stuff and reasonably priced.
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| smatjaz10. 11. 2014 21:16:03 |
I have 3xdry hiking pants and I'm very satisfied with them
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| krist211. 11. 2014 20:01:46 |
Thanks. If I decide, I'll post how it performed. Smatjaz, have you tried Schoeller pants? I'm interested in the comparison with 3xdry.
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| mukica12. 11. 2014 06:39:54 |
I prefer Schoeller, I have 3xdry too...especially in winter they rock
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| sirt112. 11. 2014 09:07:49 |
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| ljubitelj gora12. 11. 2014 11:42:01 |
In winter you need real mountaineering pants meant for winter sports; in the catalog below it specifically says "recommend for winter sports". If there's no such label, I don't know if they'll be good for winter. But don't buy those intended only for winter, because you can't wear them in summer. I have them and there's no need for additional long underwear. Tested in cold to -20°C without wind, with wind -30°C and more; if somewhere it starts freezing, it's the hands, face; the biggest problem is the chest area if you cool too fast and have no extra clothes, it's hard to descend safely. I almost have no mountaineering gear except pants, I manage myself; if money is no issue, buy them, and in winter don't forget sunglasses, cream, good gloves, balaclava....
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| mukica12. 11. 2014 12:08:08 |
I noticed, the material is much much worse quality than old good Schoeller... already after a month or two it fuzzes  ... at least for me... front where it touches the attached backpack and back on lumbar already feels like sewn hedgehogs 
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| krist212. 11. 2014 19:37:07 |
For me in winter it works: combination of long kdry underwear pants, over them Schoeller pants. In fall and spring I skip long underwear, in summer I use thinner long pants.
I agree. I haven't found better pants than Schoeller ones either.
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| sirt113. 11. 2014 11:50:57 |
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| krist213. 11. 2014 22:16:15 |
Have you ordered anything from Zajo.net lately? I plan to. But 20% VAT and ordering terms in English bothered me a bit. One never knows...
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