The Official 2012/2013 Outerwear Thread

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I'd like the colours and style of clothes (though not really the skinny thingy but the vest), but I really find wearing a cap stupid on the mountain (you got sun protection on anyway, plus a cap doesn't keep your ears warm... it's just of no use and no protection...)

but that's just me haha, as long as the skiing is fine noone gives two shits xD
 
Is that Old Spice Pure Sport or Playmaker? Because if I was you I would go for the Playmaker...

Oh and by the way, nice coat.
 
Updated setup, got a couple things for Christmas and birthday:Saga Shutout jacket

Orage Baltimore pants

Smith Holt

Oakley Crowbars

Fulltilt Booters

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Black OG Logo Jacket, black foursquare snow pants, black under armour balaclava, murdered airbrakes, black poc lobe helmet, black gloves. They call me the ninja.
 
No I actually like it quite much. I used to have oakley bradford pants but they became to "flashy" so I just grabbed the black pants back from a friend.
 
ok haha... I'd just get tired of it after seeing the first footage of me, one black wobbly ball flying through the air...

like, I don't know... all black is just so unspecial in a way of something noone will remember, notice, or link to you, I like that aspect of clothing, dunno why haha
 
I hear ya haha, I had my days of being flashy/a skittle, Im just embracing a new style for a little while. I ordered a grey jiberish vault hoodie that I will also start wearing.
 
For sure. Beiges, greys, and more subtle dark colours. I think we are just trying to get across that we don't want to be a walking.. err skiing neon sign.
 
cant tell if this is sarcastic....but yea you can wear tan, grey, and many other colors (such as red and blue) as long as they are a darer shade or duller/faded or even camo, without looking like a rainbow
 
not sarcasm, my mom took the computer but i managed to hit reply. i was going to go on: grey and black, camo and black, big fan of khaki with anything, and a dull red goes well with a lot of darker colors like black or grey, also blue. not a big fan of jackets with a pattern, besides camo maybe, and even then most companies have horrible camo, excepting saga and some jibberish
 
I'm pretty stoked on it. Orage Flux Jacket, Swany Mitts, Bula Balaclava, and Firefly pants. Was going to get new pants, but the jacket came with matching brown trims, and the colours actually looked decent together so I went for it. Usually I'm wearing Crowbars but I was hiking a yard setup. Shits super warm so I have a vest on the way for warm day skiing.

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19th Jan for 20 nights. 6 of us are flying to LA, driving to Vegas for 2 nights then coming to Aspen. Staying in Snowmass. Do you live there?
 
I'm not really skittles, just everything in matching yellow/green... I

have black pants, gloves, ballaclava, beanie and helmet (and thall

canopy's; apart from the lens also pretty dark), just so that I don't

have to buy new basic gear because it would look really bad...

And I had 2 choices for this winter:

1. Get cheap but cool, matching gear

2. Camo/Beige pants and bdog jacket, f*cking expensive (plus yellow boots would look idioticly stupid)

guess what I went for haha...

besides,

there are lots of non-flashy colours but black; beige, grey, even white

though it gets dirty very fast, camo stuff, winered & navyblue are

also very calm colours

I just like if you see the gear wasn't a

coincidence but actually well-chosen, and if everything's black it

doesn't have to look like you forced it to... dunno if I'm a weirdo or

if you understand what I mean XD
 
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