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Jackets - dapleb - 15-09-2015 Quote:Ive been staying in Boscastle for the last few years on holiday. Blimey, thats a proper holibobs that is!!!! Jackets - Gowzaman - 19-09-2015 Just seen this Wolf Titanium air jacket on ebay for £99 in case anyone's interested: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wolf-Titanium-Air-Motorcycle-Jacket-rrp-189-99-SALE-/381344459348?var=&hash=item58c9e6aa54 Reviews on a different site for the Wolf Titanium Outlast do say the shoulders hold water for a while which makes me think it's not bonded gore-tex throughout, but for less than a hundred quid it's gotta be a good deal. The seller is based in Peterborough if it helps. Edited: Only Small, Medium & 5XL available so little'uns and largies only need apply! Jackets - tediumwannabe - 19-09-2015 Gowza, the Wolf Titanium I bagged on Ebay was a 5xl, I'm a 48/50" chest and I like things a little "roomy". Wolf tend to be quite snug on their sizes so if anybody is considering the jacket and they are local, it's certainly worth a run out to the shop. I am normally an xl or xxl in t-shirts, tops etc and the 5xl was something of a surprise when it fitted well!!! Jackets - Studley Ramrod - 19-09-2015 Quote:Just seen this Wolf Titanium air jacket on ebay for £99 in case anyone's interested: The Wolf air jacket has a removable waterproof lining so it's not bonded gore-tex. ![]() Jackets - dablik - 19-09-2015 The Wolf Titanium Outlast is bonded, not Gore-tex though, has kept me dry this summer, not sure if it will be warm enough for winter unless you buy a bigger size for more layers underneath !! Jackets - Matt686 - 19-09-2015 I have had a Held Touring for a little over a year now. Cracking jacket for the money Jackets - RobinHood - 19-08-2017 I have a cheap leather jacket and a royal navy gore tex coat for waterproofing. Totally stormproof, the only coat I've ever know to be completely dependable. Got it for £35 army surplus. One layer, gors over leather easy Jackets - Jinkojuice - 21-08-2017 I currently have richa, find it really comfy to wear.on my last soaking only my gloves and boots leaked..any recommendations on those items? Jackets - dablik - 21-08-2017 Gloves and boots are best goretex in my experience, i like TCX personally but also have Daytona, Altbergs get a good mention.. Jackets - commuterpaul - 04-09-2017 Go Altberg, the most comfortable boot you will ever wear and fully waterproof to boot! So much so that I have a pair of TCX gortex boots sat in a box at home that dont even get a look in now. Jackets - alanfavell - 04-09-2017 If you simply must have Gore-Tex, don't go Altberg (there's nowt wrong with the boots). Altberg use Sympatex and have done for a while......... Jackets - fixitsan - 04-09-2017 Anyone tried waterproof socks (not made from carrier bags) ? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Large-9-11-Sealskinz-waterproof-socks-/302422105484?hash=item4669c31d8c:g:SPkAAOSw44BYjPca Jackets - dandywarhol - 04-09-2017 Quote:Anyone tried waterproof socks (not made from carrier bags) ? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Large-9-11-Sealskinz-waterproof-socks-/302422105484?hash=item4669c31d8c:g:SPkAAOSw44BYjPca i use them when snorkelling - keep me warm. Jackets - ChrisG - 05-09-2017 My wife wears sealskinz for running in the winter. She reckons they do the job but they're quite a stiff material so I'm not convinced about comfort Jackets - alanfavell - 05-09-2017 I use gore-tex boot liners in my Dainese boots. The boots are comfy but pathetic at being wetproof. This winter will be new wellies yea and heated socks. |