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[Closed] Autumn is here....recommend me a gilet

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As the weather is now getting cooler and Autumn is upon us I'd like a new gilet for riding. My Polaris one is over 6 years old and needs replacing but recent attempts to find a replacement have failed.

The Morvelo Hemispehere large was too small. As was Gore's Element AS. Yet the Gore XL was too big. Any recommendations or others I should consider?


 
Posted : 03/09/2015 1:44 pm
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Do Gore not have 2 fits? A sort of relaxed fit and a race fit IIRC. I have a couple of Gore softshells, Phantom and Alp-X, and they are far more versatile than a gilet with both having removable sleeves.


 
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I have the Gore AS one which is great. I also have the £20 Decathlon one which is every bit as good and less that 1/3 the price 🙂

[url= http://www.decathlon.co.uk/700-ultralight-windproof-cycling-gillet-white-id_8303725.html ]this one[/url]


 
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Morvelo in XL ?

Really happy with mine and nice to have pockets ...


 
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Those Morvelo ones look fuinctionally perfect but I just don't like the designs :-/ - any others with open rear pockets?


 
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I got a Scott Hellium from a PSA on here(thanks DezB),it is most excellent and will be my go to item in the coming months.
Keep an eye on [url= http://startcycles.co.uk/scott-helium-plus-all-season-windstopper-cycling-gilet.html ]Start Cycles [/url] if they have any sales on


 
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I have a proper roadie fit Scott vest from the Start Cycles PSA last year, it's ace

The Gore stuff with zip off sleeves is pretty good too, I have one of those as well


 
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Actually, I bought a primaloft gilet for cycling in recently, primaloft front and normal back. Figured it would be good for chilly rides at lower intensity


 
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If it's for the road you might want to consider something reflective:

[url= http://www.provizsports.com/en_de/ ]Proviz[/url]


 
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The cheaper Endura gilet for Autumn and then a Paramo gilet for proper winter rides..those two work well IMO.


 
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+ another for Scott at Start Cycles. Permanently on massive discounts, loads of choice; I have a thin basic one (small enough to fit in roadie jersey pocket) and a Gore Windstopper (which isn't).

They are roadie fit.


 
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Just noticed that Intrepid Apparels' rather lovely softshell Gilet is reduced to £30

I've nabbed one myself.

http://www.intrepidapparel.co.uk/pioneer-gilet

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Did you receive your gilet from Intrepid Apparel honourablegeorge?

I also ordered one and got the email confirmations to inform me the order was complete (15/9) yet have received nothing. They've not responded to my email and the phone number rings through to VM.


 
Posted : 06/10/2015 9:31 am