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  1. #1
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    Ride lots!

    Raise lots!!

    Win IBEX!!!

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  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    Ride lots!

    Raise lots!!

    Win IBEX!!!
    Ok, now do 5 pushups.

    Lisa
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  3. #3
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    Hello Woolweenies! I've missed you guys as I've been essentially without internet over the past two weeks as we drove across the country. Now my wool stuff is keeping me warm in the Pacific Northwest!

    I bought a Pingo jacket before I left (REI sale) and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it. It fits me nicely. I have worn it biking, walking the dogs, to work, you name it!

    Because I love it so much, I've STILL not worn the breakaway jacket I bought last fall. I'm offering it up to the TE ladies before I put it on ebay. It's the light blue-ish color (sort of a blue-gray) and it's a L. I bought the L because they didn't have mediums in the color I wanted, and it's just too big for me. I kept it hoping I'd still wear it, but now that the Pingo has stepped in...I know that I won't. It still has all tags as it's never been worn (just tried on).

    I'll post a pic of it this weekend once we get internet access at home again. Until then, this is the jacket from STP (where I bought it):



    The one I'm selling is all one color (the blue-gray color) and the part where the white is in the photo is plain wool (without the waterproofing). Basically, it's got the climawool on the front and the tops of the sleeves, but the bottom of the arms and the back is plain wool (presumably to breathe better). There is a rear zip pocket.

    $65 shipped (US - if overseas, let me know and we can negotiate shipping)

    If you use this link you can see the blue color photo:
    http://www.buzzillions.com/dz_750369..._women_reviews
    Last edited by GLC1968; 03-14-2008 at 10:43 AM.
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  4. #4
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    hmmm

    Glc..i'll pm you

    I have a few questions though about IBEX stuff..is it itchy? Is it too hot for 10C days?

    Hmmm...

    C

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck View Post
    I have a few questions though about IBEX stuff..is it itchy? Is it too hot for 10C days?
    Nope. I've worn the lighter layers in 40C temps and been quite comfortable. Feels as soft as cotton, without the clamminess.

  6. #6
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    hmm

    Do ibex items fit snugly? I'm a bit paranoid of tight fitting items.

    I've had a peek @ the sizing info and it might just fit ok. hmmm...tempting..

  7. #7
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    To me, the ibex items look and feel more like a cotton/silk blend than wool, but then they both insulate and ventilate much better. THEY DO NOT ITCH, and I am one of those people that USED to think I was allergic to wool. In fact, I am, if I wear anything other than merino wool...........I wear their lighter layers even in the 70s, to stay warm in overly air conditioned interiors. I wear diff. combinations of them as it gets colder, a kate (lightweight base) under a shak in the 40s-50s, a ribbie (or other midweight base) under a shak for the 20s-30s, stuff like that. In terms of sizing, I would say my items marked as semi-fit are just that, trim looking but not snug. The items marked fit are also just that, trim and snug, but not tight. I also like that their smalls don't run too short like some brands. I am a solid small in Ibex, but in other brands sometimes I have to size up to medium for the length. I also find their sizing more consistent than other brands, I have some shebeest jerseys that fit best in S (retro long sleeve) and others in M (wahini), but all my Ibex is S and fits great.

 

 

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