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Mountain_Man_88 t1_iuekzce wrote

Your midlayer should be insulating, outer layer/shell should be water/wind proof and then you adjust the midlayer based on how cold it is outside. A coat like the filson mackinaw cruiser is kinda both, but you can get a lighter weight shell if you want for warmer months.

If you want to stick with filson you could get one of their tin cloth jackets. Iron and Resin also have some comparable things. Semi-traditional shells, some.of which are water resistant. Triple aught design can be another option. Their stuff tends to be slightly more technical, but they have a good few options for water resistant mid layers. Their Ronin LS has a massive sale going right now.

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Pr0tagon1sst OP t1_iuesgxt wrote

This looks pretty great. Out of stock though, which is less great. It’ll last?

https://tripleaughtdesign.com/products/equilibrium-jacket?variant=39913190031460#

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Mountain_Man_88 t1_iuetw9d wrote

The equilibrium is one of their most popular jackets, I'm sure they'll be back in stock sooner or later. Even their ranger hoodie and ranger jackets have a little bit of water resistance even though they're fleece.

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