01-25-2015, 05:30 AM
Glad the jacket suits you MG.
First thing I did on my Fox Creek was take the liner out and put it on a hanger with the other 10 liners from jackets I own. other than my winter riding coat I don't use any of the liners that come with them, like ES, I prefer to layer underneath, and then add or remove as temps dictate. I may start off with a sweatshirt under the jacket in the morning, shed the sweatshirt and put it in the tail pack mid day, and stop and put the sweatshirt back on in the evening on my way home. That's why I always carry a spare set of gloves too, usually wear the deerskin and pack either mesh in the summer, or heavy gloves in the fall. The mesh for when its above 80, the deerskin between 50 and 80 and the heavy below 50.
First thing I did on my Fox Creek was take the liner out and put it on a hanger with the other 10 liners from jackets I own. other than my winter riding coat I don't use any of the liners that come with them, like ES, I prefer to layer underneath, and then add or remove as temps dictate. I may start off with a sweatshirt under the jacket in the morning, shed the sweatshirt and put it in the tail pack mid day, and stop and put the sweatshirt back on in the evening on my way home. That's why I always carry a spare set of gloves too, usually wear the deerskin and pack either mesh in the summer, or heavy gloves in the fall. The mesh for when its above 80, the deerskin between 50 and 80 and the heavy below 50.