Think this may because it's getting warmer but at 50% off you can't complain!
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graham_boxing to The Bear
21 Mar 1611#2
You'll only be seen as a chav if you behave like one,
no one is going to judge you by a label that you're wearing,
if this is the case every news reporter that wear northface are chavs, going by what you just posted.
brilly to Broadsands
22 Mar 164#24
wow you seem a bit of a snob
how dare someone wear your brand on the street and not on a suitable muddy forest trail
Multieman to Broadsands
22 Mar 163#25
I've never seen someone as moronic as you in my life.
mcormack to The Bear
21 Mar 163#4
Crap gear now, was ok a few years ago.
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The Bear
21 Mar 162#1
It's really good gear I know, but do a google search for North Face Chav, that's why it might not get hot. Good luck tho' Pal.
graham_boxing to The Bear
21 Mar 1611#2
You'll only be seen as a chav if you behave like one,
no one is going to judge you by a label that you're wearing,
if this is the case every news reporter that wear northface are chavs, going by what you just posted.
mcormack to The Bear
21 Mar 163#4
Crap gear now, was ok a few years ago.
faizmiah to The Bear
22 Mar 16#28
What a idiot
blue1971
21 Mar 162#3
I love their gear and have quite a few bits,don't really give a s**t who else wears it,many thanks.
mcormack
21 Mar 161#5
They're going for quantity and compromising on quality.
djdave2929
21 Mar 16#6
Gone completely downhill for the reason(s) stated above. Quality of items has massively deteriorated.
darren hardie
21 Mar 16#7
agree bought some gloves at Christmas don't keep my hands warm sent them back waiting for there response. Using my Aldi £7.99 ski gloves and these keep my hands warm enough said
basergorkobal
21 Mar 16#8
TNF has always been a mass-market brand, and not a proper outdoor brand.
Some of their styling is quite good. But I find Berghaus much better for "casual outdoors" style. I seriously don't get all the chavy comments that pop up each time there is a TNF deal. Who cares what chavs and upcoming drug dealers wear.
frostyclock
21 Mar 16#9
Seriously its not the name that counts. just after Christmas my good jacket got ripped so I needed a new one and though I would have a look in Sports Direct as I wouldn't normally shop there. I knew how cold it was outside so I tried on a padded jacket made by Everlast that was very comfortable and was only £10. That's why I say don't always go by the name cos when I put the jacket on and went outside I froze my B****cks off it was S***. Didn't really apply on this occasion, oh well.
The Bear
21 Mar 161#10
Well done and valid points.
Sf2rox
21 Mar 16#11
Been after a Verto, unfortunately its either eye bleed orange or hang yourself grey.
I own a few pieces of "outdoor" wear and have to agree, TNF is abit overpriced for what it is. IMHO its on par with the likes of Marmot or some mid range Bergy.
If I had to go on an expedition through the Himmalayas I think i'd prefer to go with the likes of Mammut, Rab or even HH.
Saying that if i could have got a Verto in a better colour i'd be a ton worse off so...
Black colour is £180, but the blue one is £90 and they still have M and XL sizes and the brown one has S size only.
Deedie
21 Mar 16#18
your link doesn't work, and I don't see a blue one on the site.
edit........ found the blue now
jonorl
22 Mar 16#19
Yeah, links from HUKD seem to be messd up now, but if you copy/paste that link in your browser you should be able to see it.
Broadsands
22 Mar 16#20
Unfortunately they have become something of a victim of their own success - always used to buy TNF for hiking and mountain biking but it is disappointing to see so many people just wearing it on the high street now who wouldn't know a muddy forest trail if they saw one. Still think their gear is generally decent enough quality though - amongst a couple of lightweight jackets, the Nuptse gilet, bags, gloves, hats and shirts, have a TNF Ice Jacket and it is excellent.
Generally though, as a brand, preferring Arc'teryx and Jack Wolkskin now - but waiting for the high street crowd to pick up those ones too...it's only a matter of time!
brilly to Broadsands
22 Mar 164#24
wow you seem a bit of a snob
how dare someone wear your brand on the street and not on a suitable muddy forest trail
Multieman to Broadsands
22 Mar 163#25
I've never seen someone as moronic as you in my life.
Echelon to Broadsands
22 Mar 162#32
Why is that disappointing? What difference does it make to you whether people wear it on the high street or not?
Besides, they're hardly a victim of their own success. They're probably loving the fact they now sell more stuff than ever and have a nice new shop in pretty much every major shopping centre/high street along with outlet stores and being sold in huge chains. I imagine their profits have never been higher!
I personally don't rate their stuff anyway, I have a few bits and I'm no mountaineer, sorry if this offends anyone :wink:
Deedie
22 Mar 16#21
like I said, I found it anyway using the search bar on the site
Deedie
22 Mar 162#22
I work with the homeless in Glasgow City Centre, and use a lot of TNF gear through out the year. when not working, you can normally find me in Glencoe.
so not everyone on the high street fits your description.
Broadsands
22 Mar 161#23
Fair play!
smugjojo
22 Mar 16#26
Jeez. Jackets must have been designed on LSD.
anlygi
22 Mar 161#27
He forgets we live in a cold and ridiculously wet climate. How dare anyone want to stay warm and dry! Also how can you tell people don't partake in outdoors activities? Do those that frequent forests never visit the high street?
TNF is like Barbour and a lot of other brands now, they have cheaper fashion lines but they still make decent gear for those willing to pay for it.
They're a huge global brand and chavs probably make up less than 0.0001% of sales...
craigefoster
22 Mar 162#29
North Face jacket and Charles Wilson T-shirt, Im gonna get so many fat birds preggers.
The Bear
22 Mar 161#30
Are you the Burberry cap wearer too? And it should read "What (an) idiot" D'ya get me bro?
Broadsands
22 Mar 16#31
You have never seen me so how can you say that? You should have said "I've never read something as moronic as this in my life". Anyway, I meant it's a bit like surf wear - used to only be us surfers who tended to wear it - now everyone is wearing the surfing brands because they think it makes them look like a surfer! :laughing:
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Top comments
no one is going to judge you by a label that you're wearing,
if this is the case every news reporter that wear northface are chavs, going by what you just posted.
how dare someone wear your brand on the street and not on a suitable muddy forest trail
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no one is going to judge you by a label that you're wearing,
if this is the case every news reporter that wear northface are chavs, going by what you just posted.
Some of their styling is quite good. But I find Berghaus much better for "casual outdoors" style. I seriously don't get all the chavy comments that pop up each time there is a TNF deal. Who cares what chavs and upcoming drug dealers wear.
I own a few pieces of "outdoor" wear and have to agree, TNF is abit overpriced for what it is. IMHO its on par with the likes of Marmot or some mid range Bergy.
If I had to go on an expedition through the Himmalayas I think i'd prefer to go with the likes of Mammut, Rab or even HH.
Saying that if i could have got a Verto in a better colour i'd be a ton worse off so...
Voting hot on that basis
http://www.thenorthface.co.uk/tnf-uk-en/men-s-all-terrain-ii-jacket/p115445.html
Black colour is £180, but the blue one is £90 and they still have M and XL sizes and the brown one has S size only.
edit........ found the blue now
Generally though, as a brand, preferring Arc'teryx and Jack Wolkskin now - but waiting for the high street crowd to pick up those ones too...it's only a matter of time!
how dare someone wear your brand on the street and not on a suitable muddy forest trail
Besides, they're hardly a victim of their own success. They're probably loving the fact they now sell more stuff than ever and have a nice new shop in pretty much every major shopping centre/high street along with outlet stores and being sold in huge chains. I imagine their profits have never been higher!
I personally don't rate their stuff anyway, I have a few bits and I'm no mountaineer, sorry if this offends anyone :wink:
so not everyone on the high street fits your description.
TNF is like Barbour and a lot of other brands now, they have cheaper fashion lines but they still make decent gear for those willing to pay for it.
They're a huge global brand and chavs probably make up less than 0.0001% of sales...