IHJ-06 - Fleece Lined Cordura Winter Breaker
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After wearing my IHJ-05 with my IHW-02 under it in below freezing temps, I am amazed at how warm I was. Even with just a T under my IHJ-05 I can stand on the roof at night and bare to smoke a cig while the wind is blasting…
What does this all mean??? Well, I am going to try to figure out if I can work my way into getting one of these (IHJ-06) in GREEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It might take me a while but after feeling the fleece of the IHJ-06 and owning the IHJ-05, these things are complete beasts! Cheers -
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hey if i get all the ih i want i wont have that much money for food and then ill stay skinny and in shape. win win.
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Black Russian hahahahahahahaha
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just stripped of the wet 461s & had little Mondays (Tuesday & Wednesday) snap me a few times. Don't sleep on this piece
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So good Monday!!! Every aspect. And he is right, DON'T SLEEP ON THIS ONE FOLKS!!!!
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Thanks all.
Means a lot coming from frequent quality posters
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sanford72, great pics! Really making me want this jacket really bad!!! Your shots and the crazy rains we have been getting pummeled with here in NorCal.
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Just received my 'pale brown'… amazing jacket. A few thoughts:
1. Depending on the light it ranges from the pale brown (with greenish undertones?) to an olive green... I'd say it looks olive more often than not. Shit looks fantastic.
2. The jacket has a ton of nice details... but they're all there for a functional reasons.
3. If you're on the fence.. don't be. You will not be disappointed.
4. Thanks G! -
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Wooo. Construction and details seems amazing. I'm quite tempted to pick one of the last in stock… I'm looking for something very warm (I live in the Alpes...) How warm is it compared to Technical/Gore-Tex/Mountain stuff ? Thank you guys.
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Looking for sizing advice on the breaker…
I'm about 5'9" 150 lbs, waist 30. Have the flannel IHSH-32 and prefer the L shirt for layering, the M flannel fits just a hair too snug. I've tried on the IHSH-17 chambray in M and also found it to fit more like a shirt, the M not full enough to function as an overshirt.
But I'm leaning to an M on the breaker. Seeing pics of guys 5'10" wearing a small scares me away from an L...
It would function as a winter coat for me, where I'm at we certainly get harsh winter, snow, below zero temps, so I'd be layering with this a bit.
Beatle, what size is that you're wearing in the fit pics?
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I'm 5-8 160 lbs
~18 inch shoulders
~38 inch chestI got a medium. Perfect fit for me… a medium would probably be great for you as well. Layering works great for me also, just enough room.. but if your chest is a bit bigger than mine (in the 40 inch range) I would really consider a large if you're planning on layering.
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I'm 5-8 160 lbs
~18 inch shoulders
~38 inch chestI got a medium. Perfect fit for me… a medium would probably be great for you as well. Layering works great for me also, just enough room.. but if your chest is a bit bigger than mine (in the 40 inch range) I would really consider a large if you're planning on layering.
thanks much, M sounds perfect
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Wooo. Construction and details seems amazing. I'm quite tempted to pick one of the last in stock… I'm looking for something very warm (I live in the Alpes...) How warm is it compared to Technical/Gore-Tex/Mountain stuff ? Thank you guys.
It's not what I would describe as 'very' warm; better with a down jacket or just layer up properly for low temperatures - the lining feels like Polartec 100 weight, but Cordura shell adds great weatherproofing . In my mind it does a fair job of being 'technical' but obviously the cut (and purpose) is different.
It feels windproof, it's very rainproof and tough as old boots . . . and looks the business - so basically, you should buy it - being the last one and all . . . -
thank you for sharing Geo
