View Poll Results: SoCal JK Hoodies
Yes
77
88.51%
No
10
11.49%
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WOLETTE/WOL : How about SOCAL JK HOODIES.
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From: Fullerton, Ca.
I really could have used a hoodie last night driving home at 10pm with the doors off. 
If you really want a way to make a it true jeep hoodie, we need to think about a way to hook it up to the heat vents, like velcro on the end of the sleeves!
I know that Rangleme knows what I'm talking about.
If you really want a way to make a it true jeep hoodie, we need to think about a way to hook it up to the heat vents, like velcro on the end of the sleeves!
I know that Rangleme knows what I'm talking about.Scoolbz that wasn't meant as your design being terrible.... sorry! I just was stating that the design has to be well rounded for all, not all hoodrats
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Verona, NJ
Where was Bill? Oh that's right he had the work truck.... you could of put on the t-shirts we all got ( layering up works well )
Scoolbz that wasn't meant as your design being terrible.... sorry! I just was stating that the design has to be well rounded for all, not all hoodrats
Scoolbz that wasn't meant as your design being terrible.... sorry! I just was stating that the design has to be well rounded for all, not all hoodrats
Hey, your badge must have been flipped around 'cause I didn't get to meet you yesterday. Darn. That, or I was too busy keeping my kids away from the cliffs.
JK Jedi
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: So. Cal.
The hoodies are okay for keeping warm but the wind cuts right through them. What I found to be better is a light weight jacket that is wind proof. It is surprisingly warmer even though it is a light weight jacket. It's one of those REI Minstrel Jackets. I always keep it balled up behind my seat for when the sun drops. A fleece one would probably work good too.
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From: The OC baby! CA
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JK Junkie
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From: SoCal
The hoodies are okay for keeping warm but the wind cuts right through them. What I found to be better is a light weight jacket that is wind proof. It is surprisingly warmer even though it is a light weight jacket. It's one of those REI Minstrel Jackets. I always keep it balled up behind my seat for when the sun drops. A fleece one would probably work good too.
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From: RSM CA.
The hoodies are okay for keeping warm but the wind cuts right through them. What I found to be better is a light weight jacket that is wind proof. It is surprisingly warmer even though it is a light weight jacket. It's one of those REI Minstrel Jackets. I always keep it balled up behind my seat for when the sun drops. A fleece one would probably work good too.
JK Jedi
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 5,567
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From: So. Cal.
Mine is actually black and it is truely the best money I have ever spent on a garment. It can be balled up but shows no wrinkles. It repells water, blocks wind, and its got a soft flexible/stretchy feel to it. You can go backpacking in it or wear it out to dinner and it still looks good all the time............
........Come to think about it, maybe it's me and not the jacket after all!
........Come to think about it, maybe it's me and not the jacket after all!
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JK Junkie
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: SoCal
Mine is actually black and it is truely the best money I have ever spent on a garment. It can be balled up but shows no wrinkles. It repells water, blocks wind, and its got a soft flexible/stretchy feel to it. You can go backpacking in it or wear it out to dinner and it still looks good all the time....................Come to think about it, maybe it's me and not the jacket after all!
........Come to think about it, maybe it's me and not the jacket after all!
