Just sneak in to their site and saw these cool Bear Grylls T-shirts. Some may look ordinary but there's one that I really like. The Bear Adventure Long-Sleeved Shirt, Nice Color and style. Below is the detailed information of this product.
- Ultimate adventure shirt – light, tough and protective SolarDry UPF40+ fabric for total coverage and complete sun-protection
- Permanent moisture control and vented chest pocket keep you cool on the move
- Fast-drying Wash & Wear performance means you can pack less and wear day after day
- Webbing-attached buttons to cope with rough wear and quick changing
- Passport-sized security pocket keeps your lifeline secure and hidden
- 2 chest pockets provide quick access for quick thinking
- Generous front pockets & venting chest pocket
- Drying loops
- 100% polyamide
- Fabric: SolarDry supplex ripstop
- Fit: Active
- Weight: 9.5oz/270g
- Lifetime guarantee
May have used to be worth the money but no longer. DO NOT BUY THESE ITEMS THIS YEAR! They are not only more expensive but also are inferior in quality and atttributes. Below is some of the comments I sent Craghoppers.
ReplyDeleteThe Nosilife was the most important feature I wanted in these clothing items. As you know there are lots of choices out there for outdoor clothing and this brand is perhaps the hardest to find and get. Your shipping to the US is not cheap and since no retailers even carry this line I have to guess on fit. However that was all worth it when it had the Nosilife feature because I could also not find that anywhere. I was waiting on pins and needles for the new line to update thinking I could get the Trek shirt and the survivor pants, that was a $155 order! However now I will have to wait another year just to see if you update your products with the technology that should have been there anyways. Also you are charging $5 more now, the shirt was listed for $65 previously. So you are charging more now for what is an inferior product, that does not have the Nosilife, or the stretch feature, than you offered last year
Nice jacket.
ReplyDeleteThe Wild ones