IHJ-79-BLK - Primaloft® Gold Quilted Riders Jacket - Black
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400km of twisties in 6 hours today, temps ranging from 8c to 12c, i never felt uncomfortable, i really like this riding jacket.
I think the best thing i can say about it is that i never even think about it, it's a comfortable pattern and it regulates temperature really well. I just put it on and forget about it.
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I got mine this week XXL , pictures do not do this jacket justice, is a very special piece.
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pictures do not do this jacket justice, is a very special piece.
Never a truer word spoken. It was bizarre to pick up a package from Gosport, bulky and stuffed like they normally are, only for it to weigh almost nothing. It was like picking up a realistic prop stone made of foam.
Even more strange was unpacking it. In hand it is undoubtedly IH. The quality of the construction is obvious. The detail and unity of form of and function really do deserve to be called «engineering».
Putting it on, the paradox was complete. That something so light can be so robust and well made, and so damn warm, simply doesn’t make sense. Winter can come, I’m ready.
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Are the only differences between this and the IHJ-38 the zipper pulls and the pointed flap on the hip pockets?
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@SKT:
@neph93 I’m excited you picked this up! Is the XL just right? No way I can swing it this season but it’s at the top of my list for ‘22.
I’m excited to start wearing it.
I was considering the L, but that would have been a mistake. I can wear the XL over either one or two layers and in addition, the L would have been too short.
Shout out to @Graham for going to great lengths to demonstrate the fit of the two sizes for me.
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@neph93 Sincerest apologies for not chiming in on this sooner. You will find that this jacket is indispensable for your/my climate. I use it alone for those weird days (cold, clammy) or biting cold ones for layering (N1 Vests and Jackets) from fall - spring. The high collar and fitted cuffs keep the cold and snow out.
It is probably my number one layering piece of IH that I own. It looks good on it's own which is also a huge plus in my books.
Glad to see that you picked one up!!
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I'm so pleased that this item is beginning to get the love that I always felt it deserved.
Perhaps in the dark khaki from the IHJ-100-KHA next FW?
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@SKT:
I’ve been wondering if you guys think a drawstring at the hem would be useful on this jacket or just an unnecessary expense?
Can’t say I’ve felt the need for one. My XL is just around shirt length on me so I feel like the risky area at waist level is well covered.
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I can't imagine,anyone riding in that jacket wanting a draw string hanging down or flapping around.
Makes sense. I don’t ride so I often forget who this is specifically designed for. Good to hear Reuben. I’m just pining away now until next fall for this thing.
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@SKT:
I’ve been wondering if you guys think a drawstring at the hem would be useful on this jacket or just an unnecessary expense?
Ha… funny thing.
I’ve worn this with different layers the last few days, trying it out for warmth. Had it over a tee yesterday, with an 18oz type III vest over it. Temps were 6C with a cold, sea breeze and it was sunny. It was almost too warm [emoji1]
Wore it for the school run today with the typeIII and a heavier sweater under. Temps 2C. It was toasty but a cold easterly wind was sneaking up under the opening. I adjusted my sweater and went to pull down the jacket. Lo’ and behold, a draw string! [emoji23] Very technical, very well hidden. The pulls are on the side and barely visible… it works great.