Griffon_301
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Took the dogs for a long walk along the Danube in the afternoon...by then it was rather warm and sunny so I switched to my L-2...great jacket for that kind of weather and activities... Doggos enjoyed it as well...
Appreciate that infoI can only highly recommend the deck hook jackets...love mine! I cannot speak for other manufacturers, but with BR ones sizing wise go down two sizes from your usual jacket size
And as it seems BR did away with the celluloid layer between the lining and the outer shell in their current production run...last year's run featured that celluloid stuff but this year's run doesn't ... You can hear it
You’ve prob not seen but I’ve vowed to not touch another 42, a buzz I’ve given to my bro and my Elc cable leaves me with a feeling of “if only” each time I wear it... 40.s all the way for me.. nice one thoAbout to put a BR Deck Zip 42 on eBay.
Thanks, I really like it, it’s a solid well built jacket, This is my second year with it and still very happyYour B-3 looks awesome. What are your thoughts on it? I hadn’t heard of Noble House, but I see their B-3 jackets are substantially cheaper than either Aero or ELC.
I also get the sense that the shearling jackets just don’t last as long as, for example, an A-2: you guys can correct me if I’m off base here, but I feel like I’ve seen at least a couple posts here mentioning a 1-2 decade old Eastman or Aero B-3s giving up the ghost, whereas most other flight jackets that age are trucking right along, albeit perhaps with new knits or a liner. That especially makes me reluctant to pay the big bucks for a shearling jacket. Can’t deny they look great though...
It has some tears and the shearling has gotten shorter but that does not detract from its value as a jacket...
Waiting now for some fit photosFinally my house eastman a-2 arrived. Woa if it's stiff!