It’s really hard for me to find TH-cam channels and specifically video series that I enjoy. With that being said I think you’re excellent at doing reviews AND I really love True Timber so this series is perfect. Incredible video as always!
The jacket I mentioned in here is full zip and has a wind block material. I really like it, but it lacks the high pile fleece. Although, I do have to admit that I like sleeping in my high pile hoodie and a zipper wouldn't be great for that.
The pulse axebutte pants are what I wear the most. They are a “mid weight” pant. Here in Pennsylvania, the work well even in early archery season when the mornings and evenings are cool. If it’s really warm I’ll switch to a lighter pair of pants, but that’s not often. Usually when the weather gets colder, I’ll keep wearing them but add a pair of bibs on top.
It’s really hard for me to find TH-cam channels and specifically video series that I enjoy. With that being said I think you’re excellent at doing reviews AND I really love True Timber so this series is perfect. Incredible video as always!
Thanks so much for your kind words.
I love my Polar Fleece jacket so much, I bought a second one. The great thing about True Timber is that they run sales all the time, too!
It's a great piece for sure.
I love their high pile fleece hoodie that you recommended. I like them so well I bought two.
One of my favorite pieces. Only complaint I have is pulling it over my head. Wish they had something identical in a full zip.
@@TheBudgetSportsman The only recommendation I would make is adding a wind blocker material. But other than that, it's just about perfect.
The jacket I mentioned in here is full zip and has a wind block material. I really like it, but it lacks the high pile fleece. Although, I do have to admit that I like sleeping in my high pile hoodie and a zipper wouldn't be great for that.
Which truetimber pant do you find yourself using the most or if you could only have one? Or is it 2 pairs for warmer and colder weather?
The pulse axebutte pants are what I wear the most. They are a “mid weight” pant. Here in Pennsylvania, the work well even in early archery season when the mornings and evenings are cool. If it’s really warm I’ll switch to a lighter pair of pants, but that’s not often.
Usually when the weather gets colder, I’ll keep wearing them but add a pair of bibs on top.