[BrandandGeneric]

right chasps I'm in the market for a cold weather jacket.

it needs to be water proof,wind proof breathable and seam taped and must be able to withstand temps down to -30.

any recommendations

I don't want any North Face shite cos every **** wears them..

[Ambassador]

http://www.gaastra.eu/en/sportswear/men/

[avdddcxnelkaxz]

How much do you want to spend?

Also out of interest where are you going to use it?

[BrandandGeneric]

How much do you want to spend?

Also out of interest where are you going to use it?

not to expensive (200 quid)

and somewhere cold...

[avdddcxnelkaxz]

I would check out http://www.mountain-equipment.co.uk/

May be a little more than 200 but some really good cold weather gear (in my opinion).

Was just wondering if you are going on an expedition of some kind or just expecting a "The Day After Tomorrow" style Winter this year

[lipitrRrxX]

You can never go wrong with a Columbia jacket.

http://www.columbia.com/

[Fruriourl]

ALP KIT

http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?...ategory_id=270

wait for the new ones

£75 excellent for the money, in my personal experience

you are much better wearing a water proof shell over your insulation layer, rather than buying an all in one water proof and insulation jacket.

[cabonuserollyo]

M65 Fieldjacket

[Arrectiff]

Was in much the same pickle for work, needed something to keep me warm and something that was waterproof and quick drying.

In the end, I opted for an Ex-police Goretex bomber jacket from ebay for £35 and an ex- british army Poncho (essentially a large piece of green tarpaulin with numerous press studs and a hood) for £16 from some army and navy place.

Already been out in torrential rain and wind and its bloody freezing here to, and I was dry and warm as toast.

Might look weird walking down the high street in a poncho though, but where I am working, Only the rabbits and badgers are taking the p1ss.

[BrandandGeneric]

Was in much the same pickle for work, needed something to keep me warm and something that was waterproof and quick drying.

In the end, I opted for an Ex-police Goretex bomber jacket from ebay for £35 and an ex- british army Poncho (essentially a large piece of green tarpaulin with numerous press studs and a hood) for £16 from some army and navy place.

Already been out in torrential rain and wind and its bloody freezing here to, and I was dry and warm as toast.

Might look weird walking down the high street in a poncho though, but where I am working, Only the rabbits and badgers are taking the p1ss.

yeah, I'm afraid I need something a little more technical [yes]