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I'll give you the materials & pattern. Can you produce it for less?😂

Haha I edited this with bad speakers, it is too loud 🤦‍♂️. I’ll cut it out next time.

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They are an interesting brand. Wish they still did.

Yeh thoda mushkil ho sakta hai, mere dost. Jacket ko itni doori tay karni padegi, lekin hamesha overseas shipping ke options maujood hote hain. Jacket ki price $150 se $300 ke beech ho sakti hai, lekin ise aapke paas bhejne ke liye shayad aapko $50 USD tak kharch karna pade.

I had to keep you on your toes. Nice to see you passed the test.

Good question. The Carhartt Storm Defender and Rough Cut jackets are built for different conditions, but they do have one thing in common: neither is designed for insulation. These are primarily shells, so you’ll need to layer up with a good base layer if you’re working in colder weather. Just make sure you size your jacket right. The Storm Defender is a thin, fully waterproof shell. It’s great for damp or prolonged wet conditions, keeping the rain out while staying breathable enough to let sweat escape. The Rough Cut is also a shell, but it’s built differently. Made with nylon and has some stretch, it’s a rugged option that fits really well-not bulky like the traditional Carhartt duck cloth jackets. However it is water-resistant, not waterproof, so it’s perfect for light rain or wind when you need something flexible and tough. Both jackets are durable and high-performing, but they’re designed for very different jobs.

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It really comes down to your budget and if you will be in the rain or not.

What will you be in most of the time?

It really looks like a great option. For the price though I would like to see the insulation be detachable so you can wear just the shell if you wanted to.

I was actually pleading. Get it right next time… 🙄

I’m going to say that as far as price for features, their shells are absolutely the most expensive thing they sell. I have the rush haha.

That jacket looks like it has been discontinued and replaced by the Wild Card™ IV. But even then I cannot find a place to buy it. It might not be sold in the US.

@TechGearClothing they seem very similar. What's your opinion, do they worth their money. Because I think they are the most expensive ones

@@NikitarasTurkophagos it really looks like a solid choice. The powder skirt, internal pockets and the omni heat shield all really put together a solid option. My only hesitation is that its not going to be something that is going to keep you warm when temperatures really drop with 500 fill down. It might also get hotter without pit zip ventilation. Its a perfect fair weather ski day jacket though. If you expect extram cold or to be hiking in this, I would suggest something else like Paragonias Torrentshell 3L or The North Face freedom Insulated Jacket.

@TechGearClothing OK, thank you very much

That’s a great idea! Thank you!

The Arc'teryx Beta jacket is best suited for wet and windy conditions, typically in temperatures ranging from 10°C (50°F) to -5°C (23°F).

U da best.

It is the Harvest Right medium. It’s been super helpful for food storage and backpacking meals. I do everything from leftovers to freeze drying half of what i purchase from stores like Costco.

@@TechGearClothing Thanks. That seems to be the one everyone is getting. It's on sale for $2500. just making sure its good. A bit of an investment

@@motivemachineworks6890 Honestly it is totally worth it. I have saved so much in food that would have otherwise gone bad that I believe it has paid its self off.

@@TechGearClothing Thanks for the feedback. I think I am eventually going to get one this month with the sale. I can definitely afford it, I just want to make sure I'm not wasting $$ and I will actually use it. lol.

From everything I have seen, it seems to hold up pretty well but it does look like the kind of application that would come off if you put it in the dryer. It looks heat pressed almost, so it would make sense that heat could make it break down.

Arc teryx

You can find their newest version on Amazon. Here is that link amzn.to/4dtRFNZ

Unfortunately, I do not have these jackets anymore. I wish I could help you out. I don’t think they sell either of them anymore.

That’s how just tents go. 4 people packed like sardines and all of their gear outside of the tent or two people with their gear inside of the tent.

I suggest buying a better aftermarket one. The one that is made for it sucks pretty bad.

Honestly I think ozark. Even though Coleman has been a round longer, I think in the price range that they both compete for, Ozark offers more in design and quality.

I couldn’t agree more.

They do. They stretch really big and retain their elasticity pretty well. If you find that it starts to loose its tightness just give it a wash and you’ll get some of it back.

@@TechGearClothing thx a lot for that response my friend !