IHJ-79-BLK - Primaloft® Gold Quilted Riders Jacket - Black

[Giles]

Never felt the need for one….

[neph93]

@SKT:

I’ve been wondering if you guys think a drawstring at the hem would be useful on this jacket or just an unnecessary expense?

Ha… funny thing.

I’ve worn this with different layers the last few days, trying it out for warmth. Had it over a tee yesterday, with an 18oz type III vest over it. Temps were 6C with a cold, sea breeze and it was sunny. It was almost too warm [emoji1]

Wore it for the school run today with the typeIII and a heavier sweater under. Temps 2C. It was toasty but a cold easterly wind was sneaking up under the opening. I adjusted my sweater and went to pull down the jacket. Lo’ and behold,  a draw string! [emoji23] Very technical, very well hidden. The pulls are on the side and barely visible… it works great.

[Giles]

hahahahaha - just found that mine has them too….

[neph93]

@Giles:

hahahahaha - just found that mine has them too….

It really is well hidden. How long have you had yours?

[Giles]

5 years or so

AJ will add a bullet and a photo on the product page…..

[neph93]

@Giles:

5 years or so

AJ will add a bullet and a photo on the product page…..

I did check the page when the question was asked…

Looks like late autumn in N. Norway is good at revealing the design qualities of this gear. Looking forward to the deep midwinter.

[SKT]

This cracked me up!  At least now I don’t have to worry about being crazy for asking about it. Sounds useful to me… especially because I’m leaning towards sizing up and it could come in handy. Thanks for discovering it @neph93

[endo]

I've been wearing this for a couple of week now and I can say it's very comfortable. So light, so warm and a great fit. If it's getting colder I will wear a N1 vest on top. A great jacket.

[Chaintitch]

@Giles:

It is probably my most worn Iron Heart piece…....

@Giles:

hahahahaha - just found that mine has them too….

[organisys]

@Carlos840:

My only issue with it is the price

Don't think of the monetary cost, instead consider the value.

[Briangouliquer]

Question for anyone. I love this jacket but the only thing stopping me from getting it is the stand up collar. Does it fold down nicely or is it made stiff to always be in the up position?

[endo]

@Briangouliquer:

Does it fold down nicely …

It does. When I wear the jacket open I often fold the collar down. With wind I put it up again. No problem.

[Briangouliquer]

@endo:

@Briangouliquer:

Does it fold down nicely …

It does. When I wear the jacket open I often fold the collar down. With wind I put it up again. No problem.

Thanks. Im leaning towards the xxl based on dimensions of this jacket compared to one I have. What is your height and weight if you dont mind?

[endo]

I'm 180 cm and 84 kg, got an XL that fits well, shouldn't be smaller. Not much layering potential underneath, a tee and a shirt is fine. I'd rather layer on top, like a N1 vest. And it's so warm that you don't need to layer much underneath.

[blokewhistler]

I have the XXL and I'm 6"3 - 185 LBS, long legs and arms and this fits amazing and not too big anywhere.
Collar does fold flat and in hand the quality of this jacket is obvious.

[cityofdelusion]

This thread should have a lot more photos in it

[SKT]

@cityofdelusion:

This thread should have a lot more photos in it

Seconded!

[neph93]

@SKT @cityofdelusion here you go…

No apologies for the vest obscuring the jacket. This was made to be layered with imho…

(And yes, I know I look like Billy Corgan in this photo…  )

EDIT: One more, less Billy Corgan…

[Giles]

After 5 years hard work and a lot of fishing trips…...Inside lower arms....

[SKT]

@neph93  looking very nice with the denim vest. I’m still trying to figure out whether to go with a medium or large. I could feasibly do the medium, but it may be a bit short. Large would definitely work but be tad roomy.  I waffle back and forth.

@Giles  Love that you wear it so much and find it versatile. Is that wear pattern from a watch?