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Airblaster Merino Wool Ninja Suit - Men's - 2009
Topple tyrannical tyrannosaurs in the Airblaster Men’s Merino Wool Ninja Suit. Well, you may not be able to find any dinosaurs to knock over but you can sure keep warm while you endlessly search for them. Merino wool will keep you warm all day, even if you fall into a puddle and almost drown. A full length front chest zip allows for easy entry or exit while a 2-panel fly and rear lower waistband zip allow for easy exits. Thumb loops and an ergonomic hood-Oh my!
Bottom Line: Try my fist tyrannosaurus!
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You're almost my exact size, I went with a small, and the whole body fits exactly like it should, nice and tight and doesn't get in the way of any layers I put over it, but when I pull the hood up, it becomes a bit uncomfortable, like suddenly it's too short. I just don't rock the hood, and it's absolutely dreamy.
By: Joshua Orr
July 14, 2010
Ninja Suit
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Mike
January 12, 2010
Love the suit! It's warm and comfortable. I'd give it five stars but it seems a little expensive.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 17, 2010 by: enjoiiii87
By: enjoiiii87
January 17, 2010
Merino wool my friend, the best quality wool you can attain anywhere in the world, and might i say its from New Zealand :D go NZ!"
OHHH YEAAHHH
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Brett Allen
January 23, 2010
Best invention ever! Now in merino wool? Who would even question not purchasing one of these! It holds up to 2 feet of Utah pow with out leaking anywhere! Not to mention I have worn it about 3 to 4 days a week for a month now, and no need to wash just yet!
Change me.
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