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is it just me? but i get annoyed when jackets are long (3/4 length) and only have one zipper...

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Got a few things on my sale thread.

BNWOT NexusVIIxStussy Raindayz Fishtail Parka

LNWT Herno Laminar RIder  (via Sufu member SUE, just won't get much use out of the style)

Cheers!

http://supertalk.superfuture.com/index.php/topic/155062-fs-wtaps-parasmock-herno-laminar-rider-nexus-vii-julius/

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Someone who owns a 5ts please tell me that they were confused, too, when they first got their bag.  I feel like an idiot trying to figure out the straps.

They use size 0 in reference to small I think..my point was that coverchord has the wrong measurements, they put bigger measurements in comparison to haven's.

 

I'm 5'8 145 lbs, maybe I should aim at size 1 or 2..but thanks for the clarification!

Hey,

to be fair.  In japan, 0=small, 1=medium, 2=large.  But these are Japanese small, medium, etc., which is very different to North American small, medium, etc.

And it's not necessarily "wrong" measurements; they might measure differently.  You should check how they measure their lengths - you can go to a dozen online stores and each one will give you a different measurement for the same product.  In my experience, most Japanese retail do a decent job with their measurements.

My advice to you, being around the same size (i'm about half an inch shorter, and ten pounds lighter) is that you'd be a size 1 for most outerwear and shirts.  But it really depends on product and how you like your fit.  A size 1 doctor shirt for example is a tent.

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I'm not sure of the specifics but apparently there's a trekking route that goes aroudn pretty much the entire city.  I heard it was really long (like 50ish km) but I don't remember.

I was supposed to do it with a buddy last year, but we ended up puking the whole day instead.

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just eat barbecue and drink.  

 

but if you're going to compare it to japan (or what you think japan will be like if you haven't been), you're going to have a bad time.  

Couldn't have said it better.  Japan and Korea are oranges and apples.

I prefer Japan for retail hands down.  But if you want to ruin your liver and colon, Korea is king.

If I were you, I'd go the other way 'round.  I'd hit japan, get my shopping done.  Then destroy myself in Korea.

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