Spyder Pull-Over at Costco

[Kcip]

Costco is starting to roll out their winter clothes. I came across this a last week. It feels pretty similar to some other Spyder tops that I have. Price seems good.

https://www.costco.com/Spyder-Men's-Outbound-Jacket.product.100473584.html

 

[nesneros]

I got one of these last year at a ski shop, and I like it a lot. Just picked up another of a different color at Costco.

 

[PNWRod]

Yep, I picked up the blue one a few weeks ago. I like it.

 

[Phaceplanter]

My mother in law got one for me for my birthday in August. Gray with blue (which I didn't notice in the link). I didn't know where she got it, but she's a Costco devotee, so now I know. It's a pretty snug fit, which I like, it's a medium, and I'm 5'9, 165 - I used to be a little over 200 and I don't know if one would work if I had that extra thickness.
I wore it skiing the other day without a jacket - temps in the 40s.

 

[Andy Mink]

I really like mine. It's a good weight for early and late season and makes a good layer on cooler days. I just ordered another from Costco since they were out of XLs at my store. Didn't get the good price though. D'oh!

 

[cosmoliu]

Ordered. Thanks for the PSA.

 

[lone pine]

Thanks for the heads up. Too good to pass up.

 

[KingGrump]

You guys are still wearing that Spyder stuff?
All the cool kids are sporting Arc & Patagucci nowadays.
Let's try to keep up, eh.

 

[Ogg]

I checked out the Spyder but ended up with one of these. It's super warm and should work well as a mid layer under my shell on colder days.https://www.costco.com/32-degrees-men’s-sherpa-lined-fleece-jacket.product.100491462.html

 

[Andy Mink]

I checked out the Spyder but ended up with one of these. It's super warm and should work well as a mid layer under my shell on colder days.https://www.costco.com/32-degrees-men’s-sherpa-lined-fleece-jacket.product.100491462.html

Some of that 32° stuff is pretty nice. For the price it's hard to beat. I got some light base layer pants and don't feel bad cutting off the bottom of the legs so they're just above my boots.

 

[Ogg]

Some of that 32° stuff is pretty nice. For the price it's hard to beat. I got some light base layer pants and don't feel bad cutting off the bottom of the legs so they're just above my boots.

The base layers are a ridiculous deal at ~$7 a pair. I actually prefer them to my old Capilenes and Duofolds. I have 4 each of the top and bottoms for work and skiing use.

 

[Pat AKA mustski]

I like 32° stuff. I use the baselayers and have a couple of mid layer stuff that I wear as a jacket around town most of our “winter.” It holds up really well to wear and tear.

 

[Big J]

I have to agree the 32 degree products are usually very good. Most of my base layers are from Costco.

 

[martyg]

I haven't been in a Costco in years - mainly because our nearest one is 3.5 hours away.

I used to design an array of products for them. The 32 Degree products - no doubt - are an excellent value. However lots and lots of corners are cut. Great stuff for the price, but by no way on the level of a Point 6 or Icebreaker.