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I use gore tex for ground work but for climbing i use a ventile smock. Ventile is prety dear but its ideal for comfort, its pretty waterproof despite being 100% cotton and it feels warm if you wear it next to your skin, its wind proof yet breatheable and it won't melt if you get sparks from a bonfire on it. It is pretty thornproof and very tough but it is zero stretch so make sure you get the right size.

 

http://www.hilltrek.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Braemar_Single_Ventile_Windshirt.html

 

There are other ones available for rock climbing without hoods and pockets. I cant remember where i saw them.

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I use gore tex for ground work but for climbing i use a ventile smock. Ventile is prety dear but its ideal for comfort, its pretty waterproof despite being 100% cotton and it feels warm if you wear it next to your skin, its wind proof yet breatheable and it won't melt if you get sparks from a bonfire on it. It is pretty thornproof and very tough but it is zero stretch so make sure you get the right size.

 

http://www.hilltrek.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Braemar_Single_Ventile_Windshirt.html

 

There are other ones available for rock climbing without hoods and pockets. I cant remember where i saw them.

 

Howies do some nice ventile stuff but a bit pricy to work in.....

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