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Before getting an Aero Board Racer - things to consider.
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My trip to Galashiels was rather enjoyable.
At the Aero factory, everybody was friendly and I could sense the passion they put into their work. Denny took the time to help me plan my Board Racer jacket. First I put on a few fit-jackets and to my surprise, size 42 seemed to fit me well; that’s two sizes bigger than I would have thought – usually I wear M or 40 in jackets.
In minute detail, we discussed the customisation options. We went through my long list (see earlier posts here) and he happily answered all my questions. Furthermore Denny explained several options I hadn’t thought about. To give you an idea: We spent a long time talking about zippers and which one to use where (pockets, front and arms). I changed some of the decisions I had made before, because the detailed information enabled me to make better decisions.
Denny gave me the feeling that he wanted me to have a jacket I would be absolutely happy with.
We also had a look at the archive and the workshop and I tried on other jacket types (already thinking about ordering a second one next year).
The people who work at Aero produce great jackets, they seem to be passionate about they do and stand behind their product. I would recommend everybody to visit the factory; it is well worth it.
At the Aero factory, everybody was friendly and I could sense the passion they put into their work. Denny took the time to help me plan my Board Racer jacket. First I put on a few fit-jackets and to my surprise, size 42 seemed to fit me well; that’s two sizes bigger than I would have thought – usually I wear M or 40 in jackets.
In minute detail, we discussed the customisation options. We went through my long list (see earlier posts here) and he happily answered all my questions. Furthermore Denny explained several options I hadn’t thought about. To give you an idea: We spent a long time talking about zippers and which one to use where (pockets, front and arms). I changed some of the decisions I had made before, because the detailed information enabled me to make better decisions.
Denny gave me the feeling that he wanted me to have a jacket I would be absolutely happy with.
We also had a look at the archive and the workshop and I tried on other jacket types (already thinking about ordering a second one next year).
The people who work at Aero produce great jackets, they seem to be passionate about they do and stand behind their product. I would recommend everybody to visit the factory; it is well worth it.
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^ Now that's full service . . . with a slightly delayed happy ending. Congrats!
My Board Racer jacket arrived on Monday.
I've worn it a few times since then. The weather is already warm and sunny here in the South of England. In the evening it's still a bit chilly – good to wear this with a t-shirt. Here are a few snapshots. Fit-pics will follow as soon as possible.
I've worn it a few times since then. The weather is already warm and sunny here in the South of England. In the evening it's still a bit chilly – good to wear this with a t-shirt. Here are a few snapshots. Fit-pics will follow as soon as possible.
Looks fantastic! Love that plaid!!!My Board Racer jacket arrived on Monday.
I've worn it a few times since then. The weather is already warm and sunny here in the South of England. In the evening it's still a bit chilly – good to wear this with a t-shirt. Here are a few snapshots. Fit-pics will follow as soon as possible.
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Fantastic jacket!
Guppy
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I like this design so much better without the center seam down the back. Did it cost more for a 1-panel back?My Board Racer jacket arrived on Monday.
I've worn it a few times since then. The weather is already warm and sunny here in the South of England. In the evening it's still a bit chilly – good to wear this with a t-shirt. Here are a few snapshots. Fit-pics will follow as soon as possible.
I couldn't agree more.
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My Board Racer jacket arrived on Monday.
I've worn it a few times since then. The weather is already warm and sunny here in the South of England. In the evening it's still a bit chilly – good to wear this with a t-shirt. Here are a few snapshots. Fit-pics will follow as soon as possible.
This is fantastic!!! Vicenza?
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The seam down the back would drive me nuts. Otherwise a superb jacket.
dan_t
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Just love that lining, what is it called?
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Very nice!
