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    I wake up because my face is numb. I really should learn that a 10F rating doesn't mean -10F.

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Arc'teryx Gamma MX Hooded Jacket - Men's

November 19, 2009

I'm 5'9, 140lbs, and I find the Arc'teryx Medium size too big... I bought both a M and S and decided to keep the S. Still have plenty of room to add a mid+ baselayer.

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Long hat is long.

Discrete Doyonator Beanie

Discrete Doyonator Beanie

Rating for this product: 4 November 8, 2009

This is no Steve Zissou hat. It's long. Really long. Cuffed I still have a reservoir-tip. Good news in case I ever have a headgasm on the trail.

Maybe I'm just not used to beanies these days. It's definitely warm though.

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The North Face Vortex Triclimate Jacket - Men's

The North Face Vortex Triclimate Jacket - Men's

Rating for this product: 4 November 8, 2009

First off, I have the 2007 model. Shell + Liner with no baselayer (read: T-Shirt) is good for me to about freezing. Shell breathes well enough with armpits unzipped that I use it as my raincoat during the spring and cooler summer days. Can also use the liner by itself (I guess that's implied by the triclimate design).

Hood isn't helmet compatible, but the shell does have a powder skirt. However, if you zip the liner in to the shell, you loose the skirt. The liner has hooks to snap into the sleeves of the jacket, so I usually just stick to those, and zip the liner and shell up individually (rather than together). The liner stays in place, plus I have my skirt.

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