Looking for one piece down suit

[detrusor]

You know the kind, have an expedition suit hanging in your closet? Looking forward a hang out at ski races type thing for the missus who gets cold. She’s a delightfully curvy 5’9”, not fluffy, not petite. Athletic is perhaps the best description. Christmas present so good shape no funk. I just can’t go $1000 for a new one.

If I send pictures of her tits (I’m sure this is coming) I won’t need one anymore......


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[ntblanks]

$399

https://www.mascotandcostumes.com/bl...-costumes.html

[detrusor]

That’s awesome ^^^^^


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[~mikey b]

pro tip - swim parkas

[Core Shot]

pro tip - swim parkas

Or stadium coat.
A parka to the knees will be more versatile than a onesie.
They make down ones for waiting for the commuter Tran.

[jackattack]

My wife has two patagucci 3/4 length down parkas: one small, one medium. The system works by the additive property.

[Rideski]

[MiddleOfNight]

me again.

TNF Himalayan suit. Size L (mens). Not gnarly.
Would sell.

probably about 10 years old, only worn on a few summit pushes from camp 1. prob < 10 days total. Has a bite or 2 from crampons and axes, but otherwise in good shape. Happy to send more pics if you think sizing could work.

I'm 6'2" 185.

[3PinGrin]

Insulated Carhartts or similar would be my suggestion. I mean why pay bucko bucks for weight savings when just standing around?

[Meadow Skipper]

^ Carhartt onesie ftw. n+1 gnar points too, at least in my ‘hood.

https://www.amazon.com/Carhartt-Arct...9IU/ref=sr_1_2

Throw in some Sorels and a snowmobile.

[3PinGrin]

On second thought, an insulated Carhartt jacket and tights might be the better option.


I mean coveralls do have their disadvantages.

[detrusor]

Been hooked up thanks!


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