IHV-02DD - Double Indigo Duck Vest

[Kfactor]

@georgeel that looks incredible

[UnTucked]

I just washed and dried mine… I should post an update pic soon

[rocket]

[neph93]

^ over a 76 too? Damn, you are a badass [emoji1434]

[rocket]

yep, was a cold day, so obviously not taken in the last days…

[neph93]

8C in northern Norway today [emoji32]I'm wearing an ihtl-1700 and an ihv-24. I'm warm enough but only just [emoji15]

[rocket]

could share some heat…

[neph93]

Yeah, you've got a few degrees to spare there [emoji28]

[UnTucked]

We've been in the low 30's for the past few days in Suffolk…..

[Giles]

Is that the low 1930's? 

[DrBabyhorse]

Visiting my mom…

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[Giles]

And that's just "mostly sunny"…....

[neph93]

In danger of rotting the thread further, but I wore my UHR BB's two days this past week and a UHF today. I've said it before but one major plus with where I live is heavy gear (almost) all year round.

[Finkster]

@neph93:

… I wore my UHR BB's two days this past week and a UHF today. I've said it before but one major plus with where I live is heavy gear (almost) all year round.

    envious sigh .. and still sweating

[Bluegrass]

I'm burning up too 

[wdw]

Testing with the new IHSH-62-WH (and the IH-634S-B).  I need to wear the vest more often…

[JDelage]

Guys - how does one size a vest? (I've seen the vid on how to measure a vest.) On a shirt, I mostly look at shoulders (I like around 19") and P2P (I like 22"-to-23"), but vests are cut differently and I'm not sure what to look for. I'd appreciate your advice…

[neph93]

@JDelage:

Guys - how does one size a vest?

Knowing how you want it to fit is important. Will you wear it over a tee or a shirt? Do you want belt showing at the front and/or back? With these questions in mind, chest and length are generally the most important features.

EDIT: I have some experience in this area so if you let me know the answers to the above, I’d be happy to help.

[neph93]

I’d add that arm holes become an issue when layering the heavier outerwear vests.

[JDelage]

Thank you.