unsuspected wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 4:20 pm
@tp1_kenobi
Have you looked at Klättermusen?
I haven't, thanks for the heads up. Point of sales at brick and mortar I find is super important especially with new outerwear. Not being able to try on gear prior to purchase is a PITA when you have no idea of fit. I'm going to roll with what I've got with the hope it'll last a significant amount of time. When back in the market, hopefully some of these snowboard brands get on board with fabrics that are bit nicer to people and the environment.
A question, what do most of your prefer
The Volcom Guch stretch or the Volcom Guid?
Been rocking the Guch this season, it's pretty damn good and now there are these crazy discounts so either I take another Guch jacket/pants or i'll go for a Volcom Guid combo.
Thanks in advance
Can't really go wrong with either one. I like them both, it seems like the biggest different aside from the material is the hood/collar configuration. I prefer the one-piece collar/hood like the Guide vs the articulated collar/hood of the Guch, but I can live with either one, both are great pieces.
The corduroy coat in 90s throwback and cool now, but all I see is the kid in the 90s that had an ill fitted corduroy coat because that's all his broke ass had to wear. That kid being me. Nostalgia is good, if it doesn't feel like poverty.
Guschti wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:41 am
do any of you have more info on deathgrip gloves co?
aren't those the HandOut gloves re-branded.
Yes, the Handout name is going away and the new name is Deathgrip. Jake is making Moto gloves now as well and was doing both names for a minute, but now is just going with a single name.
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