IHJ-102-BLK - Primaloft® Street Parka - Black

[SKT]

So clean. I could get a lot of use out of this where I live.

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[Giles]

I have one from last year. It is seriously amazing, easy to wear, very comfortable, and super-warm

[SKT]

Top of my list this year in terms of practicality. Plus it looks fantastic

[Anesthetist]

I’d sell my Arcteryx for this….

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[SKT]

@Giles I know you love your IHJ-79 and I was hoping if you have time you could speak to the differences in warmth between it and this parka. I’ve been eyeing the 79 for a long while and now that this parka is coming I don’t know which to get. Thanks!

[Giles]

Different animals completely.  I use the 79 as a layering piece or a chuck it on if I'm worried that it may get cool. The 102 is bulkier and definitely a piece of outerwear.  If I know it is going to be cold then I'll put the 102 on.  But being Primaloft it regulates temp well…..

[DrPat]

This one does NOT include eVent, correct?

[Giles]

Correct…...

[SKT]

Thanks @Giles that clears things up for me. Now just need to decide which one for this season.

[DrPat]

@Giles, would it be possible to bring your jacket to the party.  If possible, I would like to have a look at it.

[Giles]

If I can find it

[Chesson]

LAUNCHING ON MONDAY 31ST OCTOBER AT 1600GMT

[DrPat]

I had a chance to try this one on.  I would definitely recommend sizing up one from your normal IH shirt size.

[Giles]

I did…...

[Chesson]

Olly wears XL

AJ wears Medium

Adam C wears XL

Bailey wears Medium

Graham wears XL

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[Chesson]

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[constant struggle]

How warm is this vs the 75?  I was thinking of the 75 until I saw this.

[Giles]

Probably not quite as warm…...

[constant struggle]

@Giles:

Probably not quite as warm…...

Thanks - around what temperature would you be comfortable in this over a t shirt?

[Giles]

I have no idea sorry.  It never gets so cold here that I need anything more than a T under it, and my ability to gauge temperature amounts to, if water freezes, it's zero C or below, if water boils it's about 100C or above - everything in between is a mystery…..