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Stef Kerek reviews this high performing, lightweight, water resistant Windstopper Soft Shell.
When it arrived it looked very smart - something I would happily wear to the pub - which roused my suspicions as to how it would perform. Once on the fellside though, it behaved brilliantly in the wind and cold and was incredibly comfortable. It didn't feel clammy due to a build up of moisture, but breathed well, was warm, moved freely as I did and drizzle just beaded off it. So far so good, though I hadn't worn it in a downpour yet.
Read more at http://www.ukclimbing.com/gear/review.php?id=2752
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