For context, it never got over 5°F and had steady wind all day gusting up to approximately 40-50mph.  Had to get some firewood for the porch so I figured it would be the perfect job for the Deck jacket (V2).  I coupled that with a Weatherwool Mouton hood with a Weatherwool watch cap and a Johnson Woolen neck gaiter underneath.  And then WW2 wool lined deck bibs for my legs.    

Needless to say, I did not get cold other than my toes and fingers while driving the tractor up to the house.  I should have worn my Salamon Toundras instead of being lazy and slipping on my insulated Lacrosse Alpha Burlys haha.

I didn't sweat too much but I could have gotten away with the Woolen Workhorse instead.  I was that warm.  I did have on a good wool T-shirt and the Outlander wool shirt underneath... The warmth and protection is unmatched from the Deck jacket.  Seriously!!

  
That brings me to:  Heatstraps - Tyler and Jordan!  We need a Deck jacket version with the throat latch AND snaps under the collar for a removable hood (with Mouton lining at least around the front 2-3" ).  Probably also a lighter weight canvas for the hood as to help with better flexibility while still remaining tough.

  
Also, we need wool lined deck bibs from HS!

  
Anyway, I cant say enough good things about my HS gear.  Keep up the good work guys!

  


Deck jacket is too warm