40%-49% off Select Ski and Surf Outerwear Delivered @ Patagonia

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Anthropomorphised on 21/11/2023 - 08:53 patagonia.com.au (1018 clicks)
Last edited 22/11/2023 - 17:55 by 1 other user

40-49% off a large range of outerwear at Patagonia. Free shipping over $99.
Only worth it if you are willing to pay for gear that will last years, definitely more enthusiast grade.
Patagonia clothing is covered by their lifetime Ironclad guarantee. I can attest to the warranty's quality due to an unfortunate incident where I ruined my puffer vest.

Category	Gender	Product Name	RRP	Discounted Price
Casual	Women's	Jackson Glacier Parka	$649.95	$389.97
Ski	Men's	Storm Shift Jacket (GTX)	$699.95	$419.97
Ski	Men's	SnowDrifter Jacket	$629.95	$377.97
Ski	Men's	Downdrift Parka	$599.95	$359.97
Ski	Men's	Insulated Powder Town Jacket	$599.95	$359.97
Ski	Men's	Storm Shift Pants (GTX)	$549.95	$329.97
Ski	Men's	SnowDrifter Bibs	$529.95	$317.97
Ski	Men's	Powder Town Jacket	$499.95	$299.97
Ski	Women's	PowSlayer Pants (GTX)	$799.95	$479.97
Ski	Women's	Tres 3-in-1 Parka	$799.95	$479.97
Ski	Women's	Dual Aspect Jacket	$699.95	$419.97
Ski	Women's	Storm Shift Jacket (GTX)	$699.95	$419.97
Ski	Women's	Triolet Jacket (GTX)	$629.95	$377.97
Ski	Women's	SnowDrifter Jacket	$629.95	$377.97
Ski	Women's	Triolet Jacket (GTX)	$629.95	$377.97
Ski	Women's	Storm Shift Pants (GTX)	$549.95	$329.97
Ski	Women's	SnowDrifter Bibs	$529.95	$317.97
Ski	Women's	Powder Town Jacket	$499.95	$299.97
Surf	Men's	R3® Yulex® Back-Zip Full Suit	$749.95	$374.98
Surf	Men's	R3® Yulex® Front-Zip Full Suit	$749.95	$374.98
Surf	Men's	R2® Yulex® Front-Zip Full Suit	$699.95	$349.98
Surf	Men's	R1® Yulex® Front-Zip Full Suit	$649.95	$324.98
Surf	Women's	R3® Yulex® Front-Zip Full Suit	$749.95	$374.98
Surf	Women's	R2® Yulex® Front-Zip Full Suit	$699.95	$349.98
Surf	Women's	R1® Yulex® Front-Zip Full Suit	$649.95	$324.98

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  Nedkellyinthebush on 21/11/2023 - 09:56

  +1

  Still too expensive

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    Anthropomorphised on 21/11/2023 - 10:24

    Arguably yes, depends how much use you’ll get. Like I say, not worth it for the average user.

  • 

    Hasbulla on 21/11/2023 - 10:54

    -3

    yep, the price of greenwashing.

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      Nedkellyinthebush on 21/11/2023 - 11:37

      -2

      And tax dodging elites

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  drakdaystar on 21/11/2023 - 11:37

  Any recommendations on more affordable ski clothing for casuals/beginners?

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    Hasbulla on 21/11/2023 - 11:42

    aldi

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      drakdaystar on 21/11/2023 - 11:49

      Anything I can buy right now?

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        Geese on 21/11/2023 - 22:53

        decathlon, mountain warehouse

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  Anthropomorphised on 21/11/2023 - 11:48

  +3

  If you’re only going up to the snow a weekend or two a year, there’s nothing wrong with the Aldi snow geat. They’re not the best but good from the price in my experience.
  Next step up you’ve got good options from Decathalon, Anaconda, and Kathmandu if you buy while on special (wouldn’t touch at RRP).

  As someone who runs hot I’d strongly recommend making sure you only buy jackets that have pit zip vents to dump moisture and excess heat. the worst thing you can do is get sweaty in the cold as you’ll get freezing the minute you stop moving.

  I’d also recommend getting a jacket that isn’t insulated and has room for you to add layers underneath, that way you have a good waterproof layer and can make it warmer or cooler to the conditions, and even use it as a raincoat during summer.

  Just make sure whatever you get is at least 15k-20k waterproof at minimum and you should be ok for the most part.

  Hope this helps