Kingofmyrrh
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Yes, would be awesome! What sort of time would you aim to leave? I can get out of here a bit earlier than normal probably and if I just bring my gear to the office I won't even need to go home (and FT can enjoy mocking my suited appearance).
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so you are going on friday now? That might work out pretty nicely as I haven't heard anything from Stunts. All my gear is in Hakuba as well so I take up very little space (I'm only small!).
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That looks like awesome fun. I hope we can do something similar this weekend!
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I need to get back to Japan!
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I think it would be an S. I might go to the showroom in tokyo to try i on just in case. But pretty sure.
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Great shots, thanks for putting them up. That slope search killed me. Shameful how disorganised I was, a good lesson!
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I briefly met the guy responsible. Didn't really ask too much about it as it's not really my bsuiness, but he is a super-keen skier, more so than most people on this board (with a few obvious exceptions).
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Well they were just about the best Hakuba pics of the season so far. Look forward to seeing more!
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better cheer yourself up with some photos from sunday I guess...
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you'll be sad when I get a boring one!
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Originally Posted By: SerreCheJust got back from Haks. I took quite a few shots.
I'll try to post them tonight.
Was good to meet Oke, King, + the others whose handles I cannot remember (Gomen).
Just got back! You lucky man. -
I have a "distinctive" jacket
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Originally Posted By: Kumapixu can still find the sidewinder in blue in all sizes if u look hard enough
I have been looking really hard... (for the SV). Are my google skills that poor? -
Yeah I am realising you are right... you can buy the sidewinders in Japan in good colours, if you don't mind being raped on price.
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Oh so it's all professional... I was hoping for something more exciting!
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Originally Posted By: FattwinsKing call me and ill put you in touch with a friend selling one here for 30000 yen or there abouts. color is black and is your size.
I totally appreciate the offer of the hookup, but I just can't bring myself to wear black... I know it's ridiculous, but I just have to have either green or blue stuff, much like you need to wear purple... I know, I know, I should be mocked for turning the BC into a catwalk, but I just really like blue and green.
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Originally Posted By: janus77Hope you got some good pics with that little Jap chick.
Was that the girl you went to meet on sunday morning, kuma? What was going on there?
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Wow they are selling a jacket that goes for $600 on bc.com for nearly 100,000 in the retail store in Japan. Presumably some people are actually buying it as well...
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You have to remember I am junior scum and I'm not all that wealthy! Plus there has been some serious wealth transfer from me to the Hakuba region, centering on Rappies...
Anyway, it looks like the Arc'teryx jacket I really wanted is basically sold out worldwide, so there's no rush to order in time for my friend to pick it up in the states. I'll have a good think about it.
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Thnaks for all the responses. Only one thing is for sure - I am going to end up a lot poorer...
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Originally Posted By: Creek Boyspandex is great, anything that whisks away sweat. I have Uniqlo base layers (laugh but never had problems), patagucchi/arcteryx mid layers, and arcteryx jackets. Cant go wrong. 3 layers has kept me warm even in the coldest/nastiest conditions.
What arc'teryx jacket do you have? Sorry for flogging this topic to death but it is quite a big spend so would like to get it right... -
FT what do you wear under your paclite when you go out for a day? Is that paclite good enough for your outer shell in terms of wind/waterproofness if you have enough insulation on inside?
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Originally Posted By: quattroThe shell is just one piece of the equation. Just as important is what you layer underneath it. Having the proper layers to wick sweat into the outer layers is just as important.
I have a gore-tex shell but depending on the weather conditions I will also use a soft shell. Generally the gore is fore really nasty weather and the soft shell is for nicer days. The soft shell breathes much better. The gore offers better protection.
Yes, I have been building up from the skin outwards. Now I need some decent insulation and the shell. I hear what you're saying about the soft/hard thing, seeing as we're not do far away from spring skiing I was thinking about whether I should get the softy first and get something hard next year. But then again if Kuma was OK sunday in his Arcteryx 3L then that will probably be OK - certainly better than my resort jacket!
FT, would definitely not buy in the UK, that place is a massive ripoff! Exchange rate for buying from the US is extremely favourable right now, and for some reason I have decided that I would quite like the Arc'teryx sidewinder, and I haven't seen any of their gear at Rappies (it's pretty pricey elsewhere in Japan). Right now I'm in less of a rush to get the trousers as I don' really remember ever thinking that my legs were particularly hot or cold. -
I think I am probably an Arc'teryx small - their stuff seems like quite large size. What are you wearing? I know we're completely different sizes but would give me an idea.
FT, would happily get at Rappies but I think I can do better getting my friend to pick up from the states for me.
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errr... I though you were into science? How's the poster coming on?