Scott Outerwear

[JakeK-T]

anyone here used it?

just wanting to get an idea of fit...

185cm, 85kg... Large?

thanks

[JakeK-T]

ps. i'm a large for your boarding brands ie. special blend, burton but tend toward XL for helly etc. so i guess i want to know if they fit more like boarding outerwear or skiing

[Rednut]

I hear frog's a big fan

[JakeK-T]

is that a good or bad thing?

[Paul Oberin]

We do stock it at our shop, it sells well and is good value for money, we also use it exclusively for our rental clothing mainly as it is quality at a very good price. I only wish I had have ordered a whole lot more of their pants than we did.
That sounds about right, JakeK-T

As a side note, they have been one of the strongest supporters of Snowatch now for the last few years.

[JakeK-T]

ahh good!


i had no idea they made outerwear (or maybe i'd just never seen any i'd liked) until today.

[JakeK-T]

thanks yet again Paul

[Paul Oberin]

JakeK-T, I hope you like it, I am not saying it is up there with the top of the range Gore tex products, but it is very good value for money and well made, we have had it in rental now for around 5-6 years and have just updated the kids clothing this season, the rental customers are stoked when they see what their kids are getting.
The Scott clothing we have in the shop at retail is selling well, and the design team appear to have got it right for our customer base, the clothing we got is 10/10 water proof / breathable which is a good standard for Australian conditions without breaking the bank.

[JakeK-T]

yehh i'm just looking for something to have in the bag for blue bird days so i can only use my gore when i need to. i saw some pretty sweet designs, just had no idea on size because every brand is different (pain).

[The Frog]

Sizes seem pretty normal compared to sizes for regular clothes. I am a medium for shirts etc and the medium jacket and pants fits nicely. They are not overly baggy like a lot of the boarding gear which is good. I'd recommend them for sure.