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Originally Posted by Wormius
We’re in Calgary. It went from -20 to 1 one day. Also the people wearing those things practically take up two seats on the bus. The whole waiting for the bus thing is one point, cause the bus and trains and generally well-heated, especially since transit also with the heat generated by your fellow passengers, you’re going to be sweaty.
The only legit use case is downhill skiing or being one of those construction flag people whose job is to stand around with a stop/slow sign.
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Oh man, you could never wear one downhill skiing. You'd be way too hot. It doesn't have pit zips or vents of any sort. For skiing, you open your vents on the way down because you get hot, and then zip them up for the chairlift up. You'd die on the hill in a CG if you were doing moguls or a technical tree run.
They're really for people who want/need to be outside in the super cold, but are committing to not moving around much. Holding a construction sign is actually a really good use case for a CG.