Does anyone find that the sewn-through design is a negative feature that makes for cold spots?
47842
Not really a problem, and I was a bit surprised, as I wore it on cold days riding my bike. It was fine at 40 F.
47843
It might have some effect when it's breezy but over all it's a fairly cozy jacket. Forty and windy, I would recommend a shell over it, you would be good to twenty then.
776193
I turned mine all around and felt every section... the only crease I feel is from the sewn sections, but nothing like you described. If you aren't in an immediate rush, return it for another one--it doesn't seem right.
1279335
I too have noticed that sometimes. I think it has a lot to do with the angle of the flat iron. Or how much hair you put on the flat iron. If you put a small section of hair on the flatiron and position it in the middle of th blue pallet, that seems to reduce the chaces of that snagging thing. Yes; its sort of annoying and it can be a problem. Still a great flatiron I think!
266009
Yes, this is a common defect with these models, it's a combination of the polymer used and the design. Yes it will happen to newer items, don't buy this. I can't say about their other models that employ a different design, use at your own risk.
1775094
I've had mine for a while, but I didn't notice any dimple defects. I haven't had any problems with mine. I'm so sorry that so many people have. They must have made a lot of bad ones.
1015059
Not at all. The material is softer/thinner around those areas for this exact reason.
1564537
I haven't experienced that yet. But I only bought them to go under ski wear because I have bad circulation when exposed to winter for a long time.
1215590
I haven't had that problem. It washes really well. It isn't the super fuzzy fleece that sticks to everything.
14593
I think you'll be disappointed. While I loved the feel and fit, along with the zippered slot (on the newer versions of this glove), I was disappointed in it's ability to keep my hands warm. I was trying these gloves out when the temperarture was in the teens, and they just didn't cut it. The gloves might be OK for more moderates temps, but they didn't meet my needs for real bitter cold.I was much happier with Auclair Duck Down Gloves (Waterproof, Insulated) that I found at SierraTradingPost.com
710797
We have the same issue. I was thinking about ironing the felt on a low setting and seeing if that helped.
961988
Unfortunately, there is no cool/cold setting, just low and high. It's not a problem for me but obviously is a deal breaker for you.
404025
Why did you do so? You choke it only at cold start, and make it WOT when it warms up.My experince is that the engine works fine. The snow discharge shoot is poorly designed. The wing-nut loosens with vibrations after few minutes of operation, thus you lose control of where you want it to go. I am personally working on a patch modification to keep it tight at the angle I want it to be. May reverse-engineer another brand's design when I go to the hardware store. I would have preferred to pay few more $$ and get a better rated machine. Table it to "lessons learned."
758262
I would return it. They don't do well in the extreme cold and it will probably die if it's not already gone. Sorry :(
1978972
Yes, it should definitely be more than warm. If I'm seeing correctly, the "snowflake button" must be the cool shot. Maybe that was set and you need to press it to unset it. I hope that works.
1797673
No it does not get cold in front. I have found it very comfortable to wear.
894551
It hasn't been an issue for me. If you take the frozen tray out, it is still useable, and smaller, but the you loose your chill factor.
643731
You can use it over and over. What I like about it is, it gets really cold. One side is less cold due to the fabric, so you can choose really really cold or just cold:-))