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<blockquote data-quote="Frosty...." data-source="post: 116279" data-attributes="member: 338">Here are a few pics for you guys.Kenai on the left and Super Down on the right.[ATTACH]6586[/ATTACH]Kenai weight;[ATTACH]6587[/ATTACH]Super Down weight;[ATTACH]6588[/ATTACH]The Kenai weight is a little inflated.&nbsp; I used the first small stuff sack I found....you could save a little weight with a lighter sack.Both are nice jackets but when weight is an issue, the super down will be going with.&nbsp; Packs down smaller, don't need a stuff sack (packs into it's own pocket), quite warm for it's size-weight.&nbsp; Not durable material though.I don't any experience with the Kenai out hunting yet and not sure I will use it much for hunting anyways.&nbsp; Does have pit zips, more durable material and quieter, rain/wind resistant.- - - Updated - - -It's all personal preference but when weight is an issue I like either 1 or 2 merino tops for layering, down puffy jacket, and a rain jacket. For bottoms I like a pair of zip-off Kuiu merino bottoms, guide or attack pants, and rain pants.&nbsp; If weights not a issue (truck camping), I end u packing just about everything I own and decide what to wear based on the weather and mood.&nbsp; One new piece I really liked using this spring was the Sitka traverse cold weather hoody.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frosty...., post: 116279, member: 338"] Here are a few pics for you guys. Kenai on the left and Super Down on the right. [ATTACH=CONFIG]6586._xfImport[/ATTACH] Kenai weight; [ATTACH=CONFIG]6587._xfImport[/ATTACH] Super Down weight; [ATTACH=CONFIG]6588._xfImport[/ATTACH] The Kenai weight is a little inflated. I used the first small stuff sack I found....you could save a little weight with a lighter sack. Both are nice jackets but when weight is an issue, the super down will be going with. Packs down smaller, don't need a stuff sack (packs into it's own pocket), quite warm for it's size-weight. Not durable material though. I don't any experience with the Kenai out hunting yet and not sure I will use it much for hunting anyways. Does have pit zips, more durable material and quieter, rain/wind resistant. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] It's all personal preference but when weight is an issue I like either 1 or 2 merino tops for layering, down puffy jacket, and a rain jacket. For bottoms I like a pair of zip-off Kuiu merino bottoms, guide or attack pants, and rain pants. If weights not a issue (truck camping), I end u packing just about everything I own and decide what to wear based on the weather and mood. One new piece I really liked using this spring was the Sitka traverse cold weather hoody. [/QUOTE]

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