Gebirgsjäger Wind Jackets

winter nice with wools, if not nice without wools, not bad quality and quite comfy

Tempted to get a wind jacket for my GJ impression but just wondering how thin it is and if people think I'd get away wearing one for the may game (possibly without tunic).

Any help is appreciated

They are pretty thin, I think

I've been at a re-enactment event where someone has worn one, without wools, in August and was comfortable..... Unlike me in the woollen Jacket

Well that's me sold on one. I'll have to get a ruck sack too

Now do I go the whole hog and get the matching trousers too?

Well that's me sold on one. I'll have to get a ruck sack too

Don't forget a climbing axe and some rope!

Well that's me sold on one. I'll have to get a ruck sack too

Don't forget a climbing axe and some rope!

Rope is a must and iconic and doesn`t cost that much if a few of you get together and buy a decent length

Well that's me sold on one. I'll have to get a ruck sack too

Don't forget a climbing axe and some rope!

Rope is a must and iconic and doesn`t cost that much if a few of you get together and buy a decent length

I'll definitely get some rope. I found some info that 10-12mm thickness at 30-40m length was the most common. Can anyone confirm this?

Also, are we allowed to carry real steel pick axes in the field?

Don't forget a climbing axe and some rope!

Rope is a must and iconic and doesn`t cost that much if a few of you get together and buy a decent length

I'll definitely get some rope. I found some info that 10-12mm thickness at 30-40m length was the most common. Can anyone confirm this?

Also, are we allowed to carry real steel pick axes in the field?

10mm hemp rope at 40m seems to be most commonly referenced.

As for the carrying around a steel climbing axe, I'll leave that to the organisers . I could always try and make us a foam based one Ralph?

Rope is a must and iconic and doesn`t cost that much if a few of you get together and buy a decent length

I'll definitely get some rope. I found some info that 10-12mm thickness at 30-40m length was the most common. Can anyone confirm this?

Also, are we allowed to carry real steel pick axes in the field?

10mm hemp rope at 40m seems to be most commonly referenced.

As for the carrying around a steel climbing axe, I'll leave that to the organisers . I could always try and make us a foam based one Ralph?

Ha ha well I suppose maybe real pick axes would be a no. I did try to find a larp ice axe or Piton hammer but no luck. I'd definitely be up for a foam axe though if you're up for making some!

I'll definitely get some rope. I found some info that 10-12mm thickness at 30-40m length was the most common. Can anyone confirm this?

Also, are we allowed to carry real steel pick axes in the field?

10mm hemp rope at 40m seems to be most commonly referenced.

As for the carrying around a steel climbing axe, I'll leave that to the organisers . I could always try and make us a foam based one Ralph?

Ha ha well I suppose maybe real pick axes would be a no. I did try to find a larp ice axe or Piton hammer but no luck. I'd definitely be up for a foam axe though if you're up for making some!

Now there is a thought after my Larp weapons for Rattenkrieg

I'll definitely get some rope. I found some info that 10-12mm thickness at 30-40m length was the most common. Can anyone confirm this?

Also, are we allowed to carry real steel pick axes in the field?

10mm hemp rope at 40m seems to be most commonly referenced.

As for the carrying around a steel climbing axe, I'll leave that to the organisers . I could always try and make us a foam based one Ralph?

Ha ha well I suppose maybe real pick axes would be a no. I did try to find a larp ice axe or Piton hammer but no luck. I'd definitely be up for a foam axe though if you're up for making some!

I'll give it a go .

Been building props and things over the last few days

I was also thinking of finally taking the plunge and getting a GJ jacket. The only place with them in stock seems to be Hiki at the moment, but the sizes look absolutely enormous (is Medium really a 50" chest?? ). Any sizing advice would be welcome, but I know from experience that Hiki sizes are all over the place.

I'm 6'2", 40" chest so I'm guessing a Medium or a Large as it has to go over the wool jacket.

will try and find mine and look as got for last year bu then had to play usa then it snowed

Mines a medium from Hiki, and a good fit over wools, originally got a large and it was too big.

Thanks Chef, that was what I suspected. We're both about the same size so I'll go for a medium.