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High Performance Halloween Costume

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PostedOct 27, 2006 at 10:59 am

I just got done making my Epic Liberty Ridge Jacket and pants last night and decided it would make a great Halloween Costume to be the Gordon’s Fisherman. I make a scrap hat and a Polarguard 3D beard to go with it. I was curious if anyone else uses backpacking gear for Halloween costumes.Trust the gordons fishermanFull body suitjust the suit- 4AM
It would awesome for others to post pics in this thread, especially if its homemade

David Stenberg BPL Member
PostedOct 30, 2006 at 10:25 am

Great picture!

How do you like the shell and pants? how much do they weigh? Was the kit easy to follow?

I really like the epic set-up and wanted to know what you think about it.

PostedOct 30, 2006 at 4:28 pm

Thanks! I love the finished product. The Large shirt and 34-34″ pants weigh 4.4 oz each. I would recommend a full zip on the shirt, which would only involve a minimal amount of kit modification and another half ounce or so. I got a waterproof zipper for it. the pattern is great, but the instructions are quite a bit lacking in detail (vs. RayWay kits anyway). I ended up doing what I though would work instead of trying to figure out the directions’ meanings were for a few parts without incedent. The fabric feels great though and has great breathability. I feel like a much better seamster though, due to the challenging directions and attention to detail needed for the jacket. I would highly recommend it if you have a few tarp/quilt/ backpacks under your belt.

Nathan Moody BPL Member
PostedOct 30, 2006 at 6:44 pm

David Wills wrote:


I was curious if anyone else uses backpacking gear for Halloween costumes.



I plan on giving out candy for Halloween tomorrow night wearing my OR NinjaClava. :-)

PostedOct 31, 2006 at 1:33 am

Good idea. Mind if i steal it? I’ll opt for my OR GorillaClava. Either that, or full Gimli regalia.

David Stenberg BPL Member
PostedOct 31, 2006 at 6:57 am

Thanks for replying about weight and the kits. I am looking forward to making some gear. I appreciate the heads up about difficulty. I plan on making tarp and bivy before I work on clothing.

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