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		<title>Mountain Equipment Pro-Lite</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Summary Name Pro-Lite Manufacturer Mountain Equipment Size L Colour Red Cost £125 (RRP: £180) I bought this jacket from Ultimate Outdoors in Keswick whilst visiting the lakes in June 09. Red wouldn&#8217;t have been my first choice, but it was the only colour they had in stock. I&#8217;d been looking for a new lightweight hard [...]]]></description>
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<p>I bought this jacket from Ultimate Outdoors in Keswick whilst visiting the lakes in June 09. Red wouldn&#8217;t have been my first choice, but it was the only colour they had in stock. I&#8217;d been looking for a new lightweight hard shell for a year or so, but was very indecisive about full weight vs Paclite, soft+hard shell vs Páramo etc. Being lightweight but still ProShell, it seemed like a good compromise to me, and was also within budget. I often deliberate for far too long on these things, so I took the impetus and bought it.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m generally a medium size, but when I got home discovered I&#8217;d bought a large. This does mean it&#8217;s maybe not quite as tight-fitting as it could be, but does have the advantage that it comfortably fits over my <a title="MH Synchro jacket" href="mountain-hardwear-synchro.html">Synchro</a> soft shell and <a title="AlpKit Filo 09" href="alpkit-filo-09.html">Filo</a> down jacket.</p>
<p>Its first real test was a stroll up Helvellyn, and it performed pretty much as expected; it kept the rain off &#8211; more than can be said for my <a title="Paramo Cascada trousers" href="paramo-cascada-trousers.html">waterproof trousers</a> that day -  but I got pretty sweaty. It&#8217;s nice and light though.</p>
<p>The hood fits well, and moves with the head, although it&#8217;s not so good with my <a title="Black Diamond Half Dome" href="black-diamond-half-dome.html">climbing helmet</a>; it just about fits over, but it&#8217;s not perfect.</p>
<p>The water-resistant zips leak, so the pockets are effectively useless, and the weight of the zips would be better utilised as pit-zips.</p>
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