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"I purchased my first Freeflow jacket in late November as the piece that could provide more warmth during winter riding than a shell and also have a reasonable level of wind and shower protection. It also has the advantage of being extremely packable, either into it&#039;s own wee pocket or using the stuff inside a sleeve method. \r\n\r\nThe jacket is great for those first ten minutes of warm up and then it is easy to stuff and re-useable twist tie to the handle bar for the remainder of the climb. It does a great job of blocking wind and wicking moisture on the descent. As a closer fitting &#039;road&#039; piece it also doesn&#039;t &#039;flap&#039; in the wind as much as a mountain bike shell can. The lack of a hood is also a noise reducing bonus. \r\n\r\nUnfortunately I had a disagreement with the ground in late January and inflicted quite a bit of damage to the jacket. 7mesh were fantastic at determining that they could repair it for a very reasonable fee. The tearing of the jacket very definitely reduced the amount of damage that was inflicted onto my arm.\r\n\r\nI thought I would be content to wait out the repair period (which is reasonable) but I found on every ride that I really missed this jacket from my ride wardrobe. I used some funds from the sale of another bike part to treat myself to a new Freeflow jacket. It gets used almost every ride (for at least part of the ride) and will be a valuable guiding piece in the summer. As a bonus, when the repaired Freeflow jacket, returns to me I will have a jacket to wear whilst the other one is in the wash or drying.\r\n\r\nAnother great piece from 7mesh. I don&#039;t think that there is anything that I would change with this piece other than perhaps a sublimated hi-vis stripe on the sleeves."
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