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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by elk View Post
    I just bought a Marmot softshell from STP.....havn't gotten it yet
    but I keep looking at the 2 ibex softshells....I bought one awhile ago and sent it back becasue it seemed a little small...but I can't for the life of me figure out the difference between the 2 they have. It probably fit fine...I didn't understand the softshell concept then..

    ?? ANybody know?
    Which two?
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    Gee they seem like the exact same jacket if you read all the details.
    If you get one, order from the batch that offers 3 colors and has the less wrinkled picture. The wrinkle pictured black-only one is called "Climawool Lite" for some reason- maybe it's an older model that was not as good.

    My best friend has the cirque jacket for years now and she just loves hers.
    But if i were you I'd get a size roomy enough to wear lots of wooly base layers underneath.
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    Quote Originally Posted by elk View Post
    I have the blue purple one that goes with item 44960 -- the model Lisa suggests. I bought the size Large, and there's room for a Hot Chilly's mock turtle under it, and a fleece shirt over that. That makes it snug, but not uncomfortably so!

    Karen in Boise, who's not any kind of WEENIE!

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    I ordered the Cirque from STP a couple of weeks ago and, like you, found the descriptions of the two Cirques confusing---couldn't figure out what the differences might be. Ended up ordering the one that comes in three colors. Returned it because it hit me at an odd length and so puffed up in front when zipped up. Opted for a Pingo from another source. Much the same style and weight, but a little shorter in length. Works better on my short-waisted frame........If you order from Sierra Trading Post in the next week or so, be sure to go to www.retailmenot.com to find a 20 percent off coupon for your order. There always seems to be a code available. Last night I used 59921 in the key code box and it worked like a charm. Supposedly good through December 3.
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    I broke down and ordered the Ibex Cortina loden wool vest in apple green:
    http://www.ibex.com/Photos/F06/208_2722.jpg
    It's on sale:
    http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...t=Cortina-Vest

    I wear my orange Switchback vest so much, I wanted another heavy wool vest in a different color.
    I find that wearing a couple of wool longsleeve tops and then just a heavy vest over them is really nice for being outside in about 30 degrees. I don't overheat because the air can circulate a bit around my arms, but the vest keeps my core very warm. And I can move freely- great for fitness walking. As long as my core, head&neck, hands, and feet are warm, I usually feel ok with a bit less on my arms and legs.

    By the way- the Ibex "Ribbies Crew" just went on sale in various colors:
    http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...&Gender=Womens
    ...not to be confused with the thinner "LW Ribbed Crew".
    The Ribbies crew is pretty thick and nice. It has a finely ribbed texture. Runs a bit fitted, so order a size up from your normal if you like it relaxed fit. The Larkspur color is a beautiful intense twilight blue- I have one myself. The Sand would look nice layered over a black turtleneck.
    Lisa
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    I'm not buying for myself right here at Christmas time, but I love this chocolate Zip-T right here at TE with the chocolate tights!

    "Chisel praise in stone; write criticism in sand."

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    Sandra, I think Dianyla said she has the Pico shirt like that and she loves it.
    It might work for you since it's not a heavy weight wool like some of their other pieces.

    I am liking my brown Ibex Shaks more every day- the "warm brown" they use is very soft like a cocoa color- not a reddish brown. In fact, I just finished a mug of hot cocoa just now! mmmmmmmmm cocoa.........
    Lisa
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H. View Post
    I broke down and ordered the Ibex Cortina loden wool vest in apple green:
    http://www.ibex.com/Photos/F06/208_2722.jpg
    It's on sale:
    http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...t=Cortina-Vest

    I find that wearing a couple of wool longsleeve tops and then just a heavy vest over them is really nice for being outside in about 30 degrees. I don't overheat because the air can circulate a bit around my arms, but the vest keeps my core very warm. And I can move freely- great for fitness walking. As long as my core, head&neck, hands, and feet are warm, I usually feel ok with a bit less on my arms and legs.
    I got the Ibex apple green Cortina loden vest and it's just wonderful! It's like a thick boiled wool texture, incredibly well made and fits beautifully. Very warm, a nice kind of green, and the two hand pockets are generous. It'll look great over my black or brown shak. I am so thrilled- can't wait to wear it often. As they say on the website, it runs just a bit small- my orange Ibex Switchback vest is a medium, but this Cortina vest fits me just right in a large. A killer bargain at $75 on sale right now, this is the by far the nicest vest I've ever encountered.
    Woo-HOOOO!
    Lisa
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    Of course we want to see pictures of it on you, Lisa. Green is my favorite color. A vest would probably work nicely for me since it doesn't get too cold. I discovered a gold wool vest in my closet today that I forgot I had. I've been wearing it comfortably all day!
    "Chisel praise in stone; write criticism in sand."

 

 

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