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Andy, there is a picture of you looking super wrapped up in an orange shell jacket in a recent High magazine (contained in an article about footwear).

Do you mind me asking what make of jacket it is please?

I'm looking for a decent jacket for an upcoming trip. And something a gear editor would wear must surely fit the bill!

Thanks.

In reply to John Thompson:
Thanks for asking john, it is a George of Asdas original. I first saw it when I was on a public speaking tour with John Barnes and he lent one to me when we were in Lyme Regis and were caught out by a shower, that fine rain that soaks you to the skin, but it was cracking!

In reply to andy kirkpatrick:

Thanks for the reply. Reading the column in High, I've no doubt Andy Kirkpatrick uses a cheap cagoule from Asdas and if it is you I much appreciate the reply.

The cynic in me though spots a different e-mail address to every mail the Andy Kirkpatrick I intended this mail for has posted so you'll forgive me if I think someone's having me on...

Cheers!

Sorry, pressed enter too soon.

If I'm being over cynical, my apologies for any offence. None is intended.

In reply to John Thompson: Spelling's too good too!

Hi
It's either my Patagonia DAS parka (a kind of synthetic duvet), or a proto Gore jacket without any sewn seams (all glued).
There are so many good shells out there these days you'd be hard pressed to pick a bad one!

Cheers

Andy

In reply to The 'Real' Andy Kirkpa:

Are you sure? Looked more like a Millets jibby jobby to me?
Nick

In reply to The 'Real' Andy Kirkpa: Dont believe thats the `Real`Andy. The email address is correct but worryingly, so is the spelling!

In reply to: the real Andy Kirpatrick -

Andy, thanks - it was this one here so it must be the prototype.

http://www.planetfear.com/climbing/highmountainmag/equipmentnotes/may2003/m... so it was the prototype.

Thanks for the reply.

In reply to John Thompson:

Good link. Thanks.
Nick

In reply to Nick Alcock:

Dry yer eyes and read another post if yr not interested.

In reply to Nick Alcock -

Nick, sorry that's my juvenile mate arsing about. Apologies.