http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/ Utah Outdoors, Back Country, Utah Hiking, Utah Travel, Outdoors Information, Backcountry, Utah Vacation, Good Things Utah, Utah National Park Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:52:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/#comment-5 Sat, 11 Feb 2006 08:17:10 +0000 http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/#comment-5 I got the Moonstone jacket for around $70. I bought it from a friend who got it at a Hansen Mountaineering sale. It was a pretty sweet deal. The big sales are definitely the way to go. I got the Moonstone jacket for around $70. I bought it from a friend who got it at a Hansen Mountaineering sale. It was a pretty sweet deal. The big sales are definitely the way to go.

]]> http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/#comment-3 Sat, 11 Feb 2006 08:08:28 +0000 http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/#comment-3 If you are an REI member you can usually find down jackets for less than $100 at their "garage sales." If you don't care what color it is (mine is a yucky green, but oh so warm!), just keep your eyes open and stores always have them on sale especially in the spring. Good luck! If you are an REI member you can usually find down jackets for less than $100 at their “garage sales.” If you don’t care what color it is (mine is a yucky green, but oh so warm!), just keep your eyes open and stores always have them on sale especially in the spring. Good luck!

]]> http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/#comment-2 Sat, 11 Feb 2006 08:03:15 +0000 http://www.livetheoutdoors.com/outdoors-info/2006/02/10/my-moonstone-down-jacket/#comment-2 On Mt. Rainier, we won't let a client past 10,000 feet without a poofy down jacket--your life depends on it! Unfortunately, they're always kinda pricey. How much did this one run you? Any ideas how to get one for less than $100? On Mt. Rainier, we won’t let a client past 10,000 feet without a poofy down jacket–your life depends on it! Unfortunately, they’re always kinda pricey. How much did this one run you? Any ideas how to get one for less than $100?

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