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Keeps me warm in alaska's cold winters - Mountain Equipment Lightline Jacket - Women's
by
Laura,
from AK, United States
Written on November 2, 2020
Laura's Review of Mountain Equipment Lightline Jacket - Women's
I live in Interior Alaska where the temperatures are COLD! Last January, daytime temperatures casually remained around -20F for the entire month. I needed a jacket that would be warm enough to get outside in (shoveling, using the outhouse, walks, hikes) but wasn't as big and bulky as those mushing parkas rated for -60F. This jacket is everything I had hoped for! I've now spent two frigid winters in it and am so happy with my choice.
Some temperature examples:
-I just came in from sitting in the outhouse. It's -9F right now. This jacket+base layer+sweater and I was warm and comfortable.
-Last winter, I would go on lunchtime walks at -20F. This jacket+base layer+sweater+down vest+ snow pants and I was comfortable for my 45 minute walk.
-Cross country skiing at -20F I would sweat in this jacket!
-I switch to another jacket when it gets above about 20F. It's so warm!
For size, I am 5' 8'' and 135 lbs. I wear a size 12/M and it's perfect to be able to add layers if I want.
Would Recommend:
Yes
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