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Old 28th February 2006 | 16:52
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Stik,
Might do you for copyright!
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Old 4th March 2006 | 05:52
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Came across this site who seem to be significantly cheaper than the originals and other copies:

http://www.geoffrey-davis.com/FlyingJackets.asp

Anyone bought one of these?
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Old 4th March 2006 | 08:34
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Not a bad price until you get to the soft lambskin one, bottom right then it pushes to £375.
I guess you get what you pay for and it makes me wonder what the cheaper ones are like in the flesh so to speak.
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Old 4th March 2006 | 08:47
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Just got a (genuine) US Air Force Nomex flight jacket, not as flash as a leather one and not something for casual wear with the Velcro name patch, pen holder and being rather short in the body but very functional, particularly in a small cockpit, and fire resistant. Don’t think you can do better at £150.
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Old 4th March 2006 | 18:16
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Originally Posted by Bahn-Jeaux
Not a bad price until you get to the soft lambskin one, bottom right then it pushes to £375.
I guess you get what you pay for and it makes me wonder what the cheaper ones are like in the flesh so to speak.
The genuine Irvin ones are £430, so you're saving £55... I think I might take the plunge and buy the better ones as it's not something I'm likely to sell so paying the extra for an original might not be worth it.
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Old 5th March 2006 | 13:55
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Another vote for Cirrus! I love my jacket.
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