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Backpacker Magazine – September 2010
Budget Apparel Guide: Apparel - Insulation
From mild autumn evenings to winter's deep freeze, here's how to stay warm for less.
L.L. Bean Goose Down Jacket (Courtesy Photo)
Gear Bargain Hunting: Fleece
[warmest]
L.L. Bean Goose Down Jacket
[all conditions]
Sierra Designs Toaster Jacket
[synthetic puffy]
Merrell Charade Puffy Jacket
[wool midlayer]
L.L. Bean Cresta Wool Midweight Base Layer Crew
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READERS COMMENTS
Hi there Kristin!
Julia Aiken from TOAST heated clothes here. I used to do the pro snowboard tour with your brother. Check out our very affordable solution to staying warm, heated long underwear. It hides handwarmers in all the right places. Each piece costs $75-$85 so it's a lot cheaper than a down jacket or battery power.
Plus, all of our styles are proudly "Made in North America" using Polartec fabrics. So even without the heat, our quality rivals the best brands on the planet...
So the next time you get goosebumps, stay warm and buy local with heated long underwear from TOAST! www.toast-clothes.com
Thanks,
~Julia Aiken
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