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08-07-2007, 05:12 AM #1OPSenior Member
Hoodlamb Hoodies
So summer's not even over yet and I'm already looking to buy a nice hoody. last winter I didn't have a warm hoody or jacket and I froze. this year im looking to buy a hoodlamb hoody. does anyone here have one and how do you like it? seems a little expensive but I've never seen anything better.
suggest some nice warm hoodies for me too.
or does anyone know what i can get a hoodlamb hoody for cheaper than the usual $230-245?andy704 Reviewed by andy704 on . Hoodlamb Hoodies So summer's not even over yet and I'm already looking to buy a nice hoody. last winter I didn't have a warm hoody or jacket and I froze. this year im looking to buy a hoodlamb hoody. does anyone here have one and how do you like it? seems a little expensive but I've never seen anything better. suggest some nice warm hoodies for me too. or does anyone know what i can get a hoodlamb hoody for cheaper than the usual $230-245? Rating: 5
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08-07-2007, 02:51 PM #2Senior Member
Hoodlamb Hoodies
My advice is to go buy a NorthFace coats. I have owned one for the last 2 years and they are the warmest coats out there. Mine cost around 300$ but well worth it. Very heavy duty and nice. go to northface.com if you want to check some out.
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08-07-2007, 04:25 PM #3OPSenior Member
Hoodlamb Hoodies
Yeah alot of people have told me that northface jackets were good but all of the sweaters look a little thin to me and i don't really want to get a jacket. im looking for more of a hoodie.