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EndLeSS8 12-09-2014 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by CL typeS (Post 8566948)
How much you guys pay for the shield flash jacket? Just trying to gauge whats a good price, Im looking to pick one up too for running in the rain

I got it for $170USD on eBay, in Medium size, brand new

That's pretty good considering most sizes on eBay are L or XL (much too big for me) and even higher than that in price

CL typeS 12-09-2014 03:53 PM

Hows the fit and whats your measurements? Im caught between a medium and small, im about 5'9 150.

EndLeSS8 12-10-2014 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by CL typeS (Post 8567152)
Hows the fit and whats your measurements? Im caught between a medium and small, im about 5'9 150.

I'm 5'7" about 155. Medium fits me slightly loose (but good). Sleeves are a good length.

If you're going for a small.... I'm going to be honest, that's going to be quite hard to find/and or expensive, because both Amazon and eBay don't have Small sizes

cctw 12-10-2014 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by EndLeSS8 (Post 8567035)
I got it for $170USD on eBay, in Medium size, brand new

That's pretty good considering most sizes on eBay are L or XL (much too big for me) and even higher than that in price

how to you determine for the ebay ones which are legit and which are fakes.

urrh 12-10-2014 11:25 PM

wow you guys really gear up when running in the cold.
my winter running wear is mostly the same as my summer. i warm up pretty quick and skip rainy days. it's not too hard to find 2 or 3 dry spots during the week and if it gets real cold i'll throw on a pullover.

the cold won't hurt your lungs. the air is just dryer so you may develop a cough, but it goes away when the lungs bring the moisture back up. it's nothing you can't adjust to


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