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Mid-Layer Shootout Review - Rokslide The four jackets are the Outdoor Research Vigor hoodie, the First Lite Origin hoody, the Sitka Ambient hoody, and the Stone Glacier Cirque Lite jacket All the jackets fit the description of a mid-layer: a multipurpose layer that can be used on the move in cooler conditions, and in warmer conditions as an insulating piece
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OR Ascentshell? Reviews and CFM? Vs. Gore Pro, Neoshell, and EVENT? Loving the Ascentshell I have the Skyward (70D face fabric v 20D on the Realm) No technical data on CFM, but definitely more than eVent, and it feels a little more breathable than Neoshell, but not sure by how much Best I can compare is either each material over a leg or Neoshell bottoms and Ascentshell top But, Ascentshell is more WP than Neoshell (15k v 10k) I am fully sold on
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