[pct-l] Was: Leaving List Now: Back On Track - Info requested ondown pullovers

[matt maxon]

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cmkudija at earthlink.net wrote:
> Mike asked: << I'm looking into a UL down pullover ... Does anyone have any
> useful info/experience on these types of gear?>>
>
> A couple of years ago I purchased a Mont Bell down sweater and absolutely
> love it.  Here's the link to the 6.7 oz men's version:
> https://www2.montbell.com/america/asp/products/Spg_shosai.asp?cat=2001&hinba
> n=2301283
>
> It's remarkably warm for its weight - probably due to magic properties in
> the ballistic airlight nylon fibers in the shell.  It's not a pullover but
> is a cardigan-style with snap closures instead of a heavier zipper.  Imho,
> being able to open the front gives the garment greater versatility.  It is
> quilted in a sewn-through pattern - but I have not noticed any cold spots
> around the stitching as one might in a sleeping bag.    I've also got their
> down pants - they really help on those cold Sierran nights.
>
> Hmmmnn...6.7 oz at $140.00 vs the 9.7 oz Nunatak at $299 - food for thought!
>
> Christine "Ceanothus" Kudija
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