Does anyone have a tip where to find the men's Rab Cirrus for sale in the US? Women's version can be found here and there with online retailers, but I've got yet to find one for myself.
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Where to find Rab Cirrus in US?
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I found mine on Ebay back in December, I haven't seen one in a few months, however I haven't seen one in a little while. I think I paid $54.00 shipped to Ohio?
If you're not averse to ordering from the UK you might well find that the Cirrus (both versions) is on sale at the moment at several online retailers. For example, the hooded jacket version is currently £29.99 from Urbanrock ( http://upthear.se/1qy1 ) which is half price.
Postage is the killer, of course (according to their shipping page Urbanrock would charge £20 to send that jacket to the US), and the pound versus the dollar isn't terribly favourable, but quite a number of shops do seem to be clearing out the Cirrus just now and the discounts may make it worthwhile. I bought one for myself a couple of weeks ago and it's a really cracking jacket.
These folks are great to work with. They specialize in more technical outdoor gear & clothing. In their words: their business starts where rei stops. You can order pretty much anything from rab's inventory from their site, it might just take a couple extra days to ship, since they will order through rab if its not in their inventory.
Check with Second Ascent in Seattle. They have a selection of Rab goodies. I would call them rather than depend on their web site listings.
You didn't say what size you were looking for, but Basegear.com has medium and large yellow Cirrus' in stock at $54. Prolite Gear has a small in black.
Good leads, thanks! Would love to see Rab clothing more available in the states. Nice to have these websites on file, though.
Looking for a Medium, so unfortunately prolite, basegear, ebay didn't turn anything up.
123 Mountain looks really nice, but the jacket's $109 there.
Will try calling Second Ascent tomorrow.
I'm gonna try and scout some more UK sites, or settle with Jon's suggestion of Urbanrock.
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