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  • #3572107
    Melissa H
    Spectator

    @arms-of-andes

    Hi everyone!

    We got some requests about offering a discount for BPL members. Please find the code below which you can use when checking out on Arms of Andes website. Please let me know if you have any issue or have any questions. Thanks so much!

    Code: BPLonly

     

    #3572238
    John Mc
    BPL Member

    @retiredjohn

    Locale: PNW

    Thanks Melissa,

    What are the weights of your hoodies?  You know how important that is to us on BPL….. Thx

    #3572268
    Melissa H
    Spectator

    @arms-of-andes

    Hi John!
    Yes, of course. Please see weights below. I will have the weight of the base layers end of this month since we ran out of stock we are waiting on the new one.

    <span style=”font-weight: 400;”>Men mid layer large zip neck: 575 gram</span>

    <span style=”font-weight: 400;”>Men mid layer medium zip neck: 545 gram</span>

    <span style=”font-weight: 400;”>Men mid layer medium hoodie: 644 gram</span>

    <span style=”font-weight: 400;”>Men mid layer large hoodie: 665 gram</span>

     

    #3572323
    John Mc
    BPL Member

    @retiredjohn

    Locale: PNW

    Am I reading this as …..

    644 grams for the medium 420 hoodie?

    545 grams for the medium 230 hoodie?

    Thx

    #3572337
    Melissa H
    Spectator

    @arms-of-andes

    Hi John,

    Sort of.

    The base layers 230 g/m2 hoodie have not been weighed yet since the new stock is coming end of this month.

    For the 420 hoodie medium, it is 644 grams. Sorry for the confusion. I hope this helps.

    Please let me know if you more questions.

    #3572543
    CARLOS C.
    BPL Member

    @lamboy

    Locale: Mid Atlantic

    I understand the appeal but just think you may be one the wrong site. this is BPL.

    #3572619
    stenslat .
    BPL Member

    @stenslat

    This post is useful for hunting BPL people like myself.  Until someone makes quiet puffy stuff, alpaca fiber might be lightest insulation option for hunting.  In addition to being warmer than other wool, the non-stink factor means I can buy fewer items and bring fewer items on long backcountry hunts.

    The BPL factor would be if someone else made a 420g alpaca fiber shirt that was lighter due to more efficient construction, but 575 grams does not sound bad for a large long sleeve shirt with 420g material.  I’m going to try one.

    #3572674
    Melissa H
    Spectator

    @arms-of-andes

    Hi Carlos, what site would you recommend?

    #3573228
    CARLOS C.
    BPL Member

    @lamboy

    Locale: Mid Atlantic

    Like the above said. Hunters, Bushcrafters, hammock campers. Basically people less worried about every gram and ounce. I think some people here that are multisport would be more interested, but for the diehard people this wont be very drawing due to the weights. Still interesting for sure and i will be watching where it goes in the future.

    If you look at the base layers in the gear list section of this site you will see what i mean.

     

     

    #3573939
    todd
    BPL Member

    @funnymo

    Locale: SE USA

    bushcraftusa.com

     

    #3574359
    Melissa H
    Spectator

    @arms-of-andes

    Thank you for the tips! I really appreciate it and I will look into it.

    #3637900
    Philipp P
    BPL Member

    @phoeloepp

    @arms-of-andes

    Dear Melissa, do you have by chance any update for the weight of your base layers? Parcticularly the weight of the 230 g/m² half zip neck would be of interest to me.

    Thanks a lot and best regards!

    #3637917
    Melissa H
    Spectator

    @arms-of-andes

    @phoeloepp

    Hey Philipp,

    Yes of course. Please see the chart below and let me know if you have any questions. Thanks :)
    Weights of alpaca base layers and mid layers of Arms of Andes

     

     

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