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Have used a few different jackets that claim to be waterproof,lightweight and breathable but generally all have been a disappointment.Would be interested to know if you have any fav jackets that aren't at all bulky,don't get in the way of ropes and tuck in nicely underneath the harness.

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i'd stay away from arb companies and use a brand that specialises in outerwear,, climbing brands even better

 

mammut, arcteryx, mountain hardwear and patagonia are the 4 i'd choose budget depending

 

personally i'm using a couple of Idiom jackets, goretex with no stitching, superlightweight, the cuffs dont let any water in, the fit is hi cut for harness BUT,, they aint cheap..

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sorry yves,, i was not putting down arb brands/ stores like yourself,, i was aiming more at,,,

 

would you buy a chainsaw made by berghaus?? no you wouldn't,, so why expect a chainsaw brand to make a great waterproof,,,

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sorry yves,, i was not putting down arb brands/ stores like yourself,, i was aiming more at,,,

 

would you buy a chainsaw made by berghaus?? no you wouldn't,, so why expect a chainsaw brand to make a great waterproof,,,

 

I didn't pick up on your comment ad...no worries :) and no, I wouldn't buy a chainsaw from berghaus, I understand exactly what you mean. Our jacket has been tried and tested in the industry and is def. up to the job :thumbup:

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The Proclimber waterproof is very good!

 

i agree,just done 38/39 with proclimber and the owner andrew lewis[the owner] was our assessor,he was wearing the proclimber smock,which is fully water proof,tight fitting and breathable,with no pockets to snag[if you climb]

he did state not the cheapest but a very good water proof coat

take a look at the proclimber website:thumbup1:

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