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About LinkBacksHas anyone experimented with whether a light rain jacket and more layers equals less weight to a heavier warmer rain jacket with less layers? Pros and cons to both methods obviously. Do lightweight rain jackets actually have weight merits if you then have to add more layers anyway. Thoughts?
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Light rain jacket vs warm heavy rain jacket
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