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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Detroit, MI
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Hey guys,
I had a quick question about Oakley snowboarding jackets. Specifically the Oakley Anorak Fit Snow Jacket. Has anyone used this jacket or think Oakley is a good snowboarding jacket brand? Apparently it's got 10k waterproofing and breathability so it seems legit but I just want to get a second opinion. I couldn't find reviews on it and I'd appreciate some feedback. Thanks |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Detroit, MI
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Okay thanks a lot for the feedback lisevolution!
I actually found one for a pretty good price. It's also got 80gram body insulation and 60gram sleeve and hood insulation so It'll probably be pretty warm considering I usually wear under armor under my jacket anyways. I've always liked Oakley's quality, but I wasn't sure about their snowboarding items besides goggles. I think I'm going to give it a shot Thanks again man |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: toronto
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i have several of their jackets / coats / pants. Excellent quality, design & warmth, would recommend. Also technical & function factor on the higher end oak stuff is really good, from magnetic closures to pockets located in perfect spots for gear like a helmet cam recorder.
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