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ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbtwu5y wrote
Reply to comment by RBDG in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
It appears to be very similar, the blitz doesn’t have the flap in the back. The blitz seems to be more of an everyday jacket, while the Stevenson seems a little more specialized for rowers.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbtq4oc wrote
Reply to comment by iamtheallspoon in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
You typically don’t wear a life jacket while rowing. I rarely ever accessed my pocket on the water, but the reason it’s a pouch is the oar will get caught and rip the sleeve style pocket on a hoodie.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbtoi9c wrote
Reply to comment by bigkinggorilla in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
You are correct but you can actually sit on it and still have full range of motion.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbtofeo wrote
Reply to comment by Sir-Nicholas in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
It rolls up and you velcro.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbtnz3i wrote
Reply to comment by Prisoner-655321 in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
Yeah fifteen years ago it was cheaper, especially when we ordered the group rate.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbrusqr wrote
Reply to comment by fuck_off_ireland in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
I used to, but I stopped.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbrm5im wrote
Reply to comment by Character-Fondant-26 in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
Cool, the women’s team coach went to Purdue go boilermakers!
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbrhimm wrote
Reply to comment by Character-Fondant-26 in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
Right on, what was your team’s policy? Mine was three seasons and you could order one.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbrak0o wrote
Reply to comment by xvtzero in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
There’s also a really preppy company too with the name.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbr9ki1 wrote
Reply to comment by codece in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
Yes, generally the specific colors are for crew teams custom orders.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbr9dx6 wrote
Reply to comment by UNDF in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
If it is pouring there is some bleed through, but throwing it in a tumble dry seems to recharge the goretex
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbqzm2u wrote
Reply to comment by xvtzero in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
I’m assuming since my jacket is in great condition after pretty regular use that it is a different brand.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbqykq1 wrote
Reply to comment by Junior_Ad2955 in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
The only downside of this jacket is the pocket situation. It has one center pouch pocket under the zipper, and it has one left hand pocket both Velcro and zip. It’s a little bit weird, but from an ergonomic standpoint for rowing it actually makes sense.
ripgoodhomer t1_jbokzr8 wrote
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People from Pittsburgh must have bribed the list maker to stay off the list. Its a pretty nice place that is still kinda affordable, at least it was when my sister left there for a new job a few years ago.
ripgoodhomer t1_j9cgz3c wrote
Reply to comment by Cazarstan in BIFL while secondhand buying: what brands do you see most often? by emmybby
I respectfully have to disagree with reselling shoes that aren’t your size.
ripgoodhomer OP t1_jbvim86 wrote
Reply to comment by Square_Possibility38 in A true BIFL jacket, the Stevenson Jacket made by Boathouse. I’ve had mine for over 15 years, rowed multiple seasons in it, wore it shoveling snow, commuting in NYC, and hiking. A waterproof 3 season jacket you can still purchase. by ripgoodhomer
We’ve seen arcterx and Patagonia jackets, but I’ve yet to see a boathouse jacket. I’m not saying it’s better than any others but it has at least 15 years under its belt, is in good condition and you can still buy one.