Icepeak Clothing any good?

Just looked it up .... started in 1996.

G

snowb4ndit wrote:Yes Ian you are correct it's 11 years and I think Icepeak clothing has something to do with Luhta, the finish sports wear clothing company. It's not bad quality IMO. :D

Thanks snowb, I normally am right :mrgreen:

I'm looking for a windproof mid layer thought I might try them

Ian Wickham wrote:
Thanks snowb, I normally am right :mrgreen:

Shall we have a vote on this? :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Salski wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:
Thanks snowb, I normally am right :mrgreen:

Shall we have a vote on this? :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Come on Sal you girls are not always right ....... are you ??? :lol:

Unfortunately, Ian, they have a habit of it ......

G

Need - is what you tell your wife/husband.
Want - just as it sounds.

We all know you can get some good kit at bargain prices and can spend a shed load more on something which is no better.

If you can afford it buy the clothing you like.

OK this may not be the perfect comparison but we all know Asda's £4 jeans are just as good as a £75 pair and if we are probably kidding ourselves to justify a nicer cut or designer label.

Ski clothing has a few more factors to consider like bulk & breathability but once you've reached that threshold buy the kit you like assuming you can afford it. Not all the expensive kit is high quality - too much of the price going on marketing and expensive retail outlets.

Ian Wickham wrote:

I'm looking for a windproof mid layer thought I might try them

so hard to find, I'm looking for a insulting outer layer and a waterproof base layer and I just can't find them anywhere, I bet they're all on the same rack somewhere :D

ise wrote:I'm looking for a insulting outer layer

Is that like a ski jacket with Tourette's? :wink: