First Lite Solitude Review

[@ZaumZ]

Just bought this set. I’m hoping it can keep me from freezing up to -20 celsius with layering😬 northern Alberta gets pretty nippy in November

[@tylervarner1289]

Great info. I may have to pick up a pair of the bibs. Does the jacket have a pass through on the back, to accommodate a safety harness?

[@pinemountainoutdoors57]

Yea I should have covered that in the video but it does have a pass through in the back for a harness. Thanks for the question.

[@beastmodearcherychallenge591]

Good info!

[@lessforloans]

I’m in upstate South Carolina. Think this is a good amount of insulation for the cold and warmer days ?

[@pinemountainoutdoors57]

I was most comfortable wearing these last season when temps ranged from low to mid 30’s to upper 40s. Just wore some extra wool layers during the colder days.

[@eastwestrails3696]

Are you still happy with the larges in both pieces or do you wish you would have gone up a size?

[@pinemountainoutdoors57]

Yes I’m still happy with it. I thing sizing up would have made it too bulky feeling.

[@Michigandrivenoutdoors]

6 foot 212 pounds. Large or xlarge

[@dukeboy1011]

I'm 6 foot 214 pounds and have both the Sanctuary & Solitude in Large fit perfect not too tight and not too bulky

[@ExperiencedNovice2024]

This kit cost $500-$700. Worth it if you have the budget. Take the time to know your measurements (you just need your chest and waist) and then use First Lite's sizing charts. It is accurate. If you still have questions, contact First Lite and ask.

[@lessforloans]

I’m 6’2 about 220 lbs. large or xl?

[@ExperiencedNovice2024]

These kits are NOT CHEAP, but well worth it. Take the time to get measured and follow First Lite's sizing guidelines. You will need your chest and true waist numbers. There is a little extra room in the kits for layering.