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    Philadelphia, PA
  • Bio:

    I use commuting around Philly on my grandfather's vintage Schwinn Paramount as an excuse to deck out in tech gear.

    Oh yeah, I like hiking too, but don't get to do it enough.

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WindStopper, fer sure.

Mountain Hardwear Transition Softshell Jacket - Women's

Mountain Hardwear Transition Softshell Jacket - Women's

Rating for this product: 5 October 23, 2008

Got this for commuting in the city on my bike in fall weather. Good fit for athletic types, water repellant, and definitely an effective shield from the wind.

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