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I am looking at a few jackets I saw a nice one at the HD dealer but price was way too outrageous. So a little searching brought me up these two that I like.
Hit up the poll with which you like. If you don't like either F off your opinion is not wanted here unless you can point me at a jacket that is similar to these.
But the brown one looks a bit better. Kinda vintage looking. Maybe it's those ugly gray (maybe reflective) stripes on the shoulder of the black one that kills it for me
I like the brown one too. In-case no-ones told you by a size larger (Leather Up runs small, People in Pakistan are little). If you plan on putting a hoodie or a sweat shirt under it, go 2 sizes up. JMO
I like the black and gray one. Am needing a new jacket myself...my $100 6 year old leather-up jacket is on it's last leg.
Could you give a link to the ones pictured?
$100 and 6 years? Not too bad. I have a buffalo leather jacket from Leather-Up. If I get 3 years I'll be happy enough. Then I'll look at going with a Fox Creek. Looking back, I wish I did to begin with. I think you get what you pay for with Leather-Up.
$100 and 6 years? Not too bad. I have a buffalo leather jacket from Leather-Up. If I get 3 years I'll be happy enough. Then I'll look at going with a Fox Creek. Looking back, I wish I did to begin with. I think you get what you pay for with Leather-Up.
Yeah, and the only thing really wrong with it is that both of the sleeve zippers are busted, plus I am wanting to get a leather jacket that has some armor inserts like my mesh jacket has.
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