Contributions by DKR (7)

These gloves soak up water like a sponge, the insulation level is good for spring conditions at best (if you can keep your hands from getting wet), and the wrist closure broke the first day I used them. They look good, but thats it.

I got this jacket off of SAC and for what I paid it is worth the money. It looks pretty dope, has tons of features, and resists the elements well. The drawbacks are the light color gets dirty super easy (obviously, but it's not easy to clean), and the ribbed sleeve cuffs suck. This is because the cuffs are so thick they make putting on your gloves a pain, and don't have the give of Lycra so after a while they hurt like hell. Also the collar doesn't seem to want to stay zipped up. Worth it for the 70 bucks I paid, don't know about full price though......

Good features and a good deal for the SAC price I paid for it. The collar doesn't want to stay zipped up though,and the ribbed wrist gaiters definitely suck. This is because they are hella thick so they make putting on your gloves a pain, and they don't have the give of Lycra so they hurt like hell after a while. But the jacket does look dope and is didn't get wet after 6 hours of Northwest Spring Pow...

Most sweatshirts seem to be thin as the advertising behind them, this one is an exception. The padded lining provides warmth in the right places and enhances the comfortable feel of this well made sweatshirt. I like the low key look as well, no need for flashy crap that will go out of style by next wednesday. The look, feel and quality of this hoody make the Asher a sweatshirt to stand the test of the elements and time.

Kind of a weird hoodie. It runs pretty big ( A medium fits me just like a large), is quite thin despite the quilting, supposedly has to be dry cleaned only (lame), and the zipper is on the left side despite being advertised as a mens sweatshirt. On the plus side it does look cool and is soft. Thats about the trump in a nutshell.