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  1. On 4/7/2017 at 2:54 PM, hiei said:

    Thanks! Yes, about half size looser than -S.

    I received my P10TS-DS today and i feel like they fit the slimmest when compared to my P10-S, P10A-S, and P10-CH. YMMV, but as @CARLOOA pointed out to me, it could be that my -CH has stretched out. 

  2. 1 minute ago, hiei said:

    Oh I didn't know there were size difference between the -S and -CH because both my P10s are -S. I'll take a picture later to show how much of difference. First thing that I noticed was I was able to zip without needing the DS stretch and my calves were not too constricted. Also, theres a lot of space around my thighs and quads.

    The -CH definitely fits about 1/2 size looser than the -S (IMO). Gotcha, thanks for the info. 

  3. Just now, hiei said:

    I just got my P10TS from idol brooklyn, I did a quick fit and its significantly bigger than my P10s from last year. The sizing is very similar with the initial issues of nikelab ACG woven pants.

    How big of a difference are we talking about? Is it like the diff between the -CH and -S, or something more significant than that?

  4. 5 minutes ago, CARLOOA said:

    Yo. I'm new. Been lurking for a hot minute. I try and help with fabric info, duty questions, wild speculation. Regarding trading and selling, If you interact with me like a human or ursine mammal I will treat you respectfully and not try and gouge you. (S/O Bryan, Phil, Frank, Anthony, Jeff, Ed—that's right all your government names out here!!!) Let's all get along—we're on a forum for our techwear subculture. Do it for the culture. 

    *migos voice* yuh yuh yuh yuh

  5. 1 hour ago, thatslapz said:

    Water resistance hasn't changed with Stotz fabric thickness in my experience.  I've soaked through in pants and jackets, but also been dry in the rain.  As mentioned, it depends more on how recently you washed/ironed or reproofed.  

     

    1 hour ago, piece keeper said:

    Same experience, @solographik and @Voyager.  @nigel the pants are highly water resistant when brand new, yes, but a lot of that credit goes to the fresh DWR coating. After a few months and years that'll fade, and they will soak through pretty quick. 

    The thing that I like about the stotz is that you can actually re-apply the DWR. The -CH and -DS fabrics seem to explicitly warn against this. That being said, even after a fresh application, they will soak through. I ride rain/shine, and can say pretty definitively that the pants are not meant to be worn in heavy rain. The -GT shells hold up fine, but as @exhaust fumes mentioned earlier, a rain suit will work much better.

  6. 5 hours ago, nigel1 said:

    You're wrong - Stotz Etaproof is very water resistant, never soaked through for me even in the heaviest rains. It does get wet on the outside, but stays dry inside.

    The price difference between those zippers would be 50 cents max, it's nothing. 

    Only that those waterproof zippers are a bit harder to open, but still would make more sense in that spot.

    I dunno what your experience has been with heavy rain, but after a 10min bike ride in what. I consider heavy rain, my -s pants are all soaked through :p. Def wouldn't consider these "very" water resistant. 

  7. 2 minutes ago, untrue said:

    IC ACR cookie cutter pack:

    J1A- GT sz S

    3A3TS 2014 black limonta 

    Olive Prestos XS.

    All in fantastic condition.

    Will sell the first two for close to retail + import fees if I know you. Taking offers on the Prestos.

    Package deal up for neogation if you buy all three.

    Bump for ACR starter pack, lol :)

  8. 1 hour ago, Bigyen said:

    ^ Nope. there's Gore that looks exactly like the image on the left. Maybe Acronym doesn't use it, I'll check when I get home. But, I have a Veilance jacket with me right now that looks exactly like that and it ain't fake.

     

    1 hour ago, barto said:

    Might be a difference between regular GT and GT- pro which I think acronym uses

    Yep. Gore-tex PRO w/ a micro-grid backer has a very specific pattern and look. Gore-tex makes a number of different fabrics/backers (windstopper, c-knit, etc) that have different looks and feels. I own a veilance piece from this season that has c-knit, it has a different weight and has more of a sheen. AFAIK all ACR hardshells are GT-pro or paclite, but could be mistaken.

    edit: goofd

     

  9. On 2/10/2017 at 10:19 PM, solographik said:

    SS12 E-J23 Olive, Large, new and unworn condition. Come w/ bag, magnetic tape, logotape.

    Missing: Spec sheet, sling

    Asking $700

    http://imgur.com/a/gh51S

    SOLD: E-J23: $600 shipped CONUS.

    WTT:

    SZ 8.5US DAF1 Black/Black, Black/White 
    Photos: http://imgur.com/a/W9oYl

    Looking for pants in size S, tops in size M. Or a Crimson in SZ 9US

  10. 13 minutes ago, msoldano said:

    Correct my friend ! I was the one who snapped it up.

    Sz M J1A-GT for 1400, pretty much retail!

    That being said I have a L with og ALL spec sheet Etc even shipping box from ACR.com I'm looking to get rid of 

    Don't sell yours :/ 

    the photos on the listing were missing the Gt tag on the inside of the jacket, and it didn't look like microgrid either. Hope it works out for you. Good luck. 

  11. Not a popular opinion but thought i'd share:

     

    I think a lot of people are missing the point of the J58. Most people bought it as a stand alone bomber and are now disappointed about the elastic hem around the waist. 

     

    I'm going to have to disagree with all of you. San Francisco is fucking freezing today and I tested it out zipping it into my J1A-GT for the first time. It's everything I thought it would be. Normally my J1A would have breeze coming in from the bottom which along with the breathable fabric of the goretex, i'd freeze my ass off.

     

    J58 solved that problem. The elastic waist wraps around my body to trap warmth and because it's a tad cropped, my J1A can still have that nice drape at the bottom when i unzip the left zipper. I like putting my hands in my side pockets,  with just J1A it's a problem since i have a plus size phone and a wallet. Now I have all these extra pockets to put my shit in and still can keep my hands warm.

     

    Personally i think the j58 - j1A combo is the epitome of functionality. You need to give it a chance. 

     

    Wore mine out in SF yesterday well as a standalone piece. Held up well as I rode around the city.

     

    Agree with your points about the waistband, it definitely helps keep my body warm, but it rides up a bit probably due to my body position on a bike. Either way, the more I wear it the more I like it.

  12. was able to snag a j58-ws even though i told myself i wasn't going to get it. anyone have theirs on hand and has a verdict on it?

     

    I received mine today and am _slightly_ underwhelmed. 

     

    first impressions: really, really fucking warm. material is "poofier" than the stock photos suggest. for $900 i would have expected a bit more - i understand that this is a liner, but i wish the zippers were taped, etc. 

     

    i have an arcteryx atom hoody, and this one is definitely warmer and looks cooler. dunno if it's 2x the cost cooler though, heh.

  13. Hm - just received a cancellation notice on a pending order despite getting payment confirmation ~20 minutes ago. Money has already been debited from my account though. Anyone have a similar experience?

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