New Alpine Inspired Cottage Brand You Need to Know About | Burgeon Outdoor

Based out of Lincoln, NH, Burgeon Outdoor is one of the latest cottage brands to hit the backpacking and adventure scene in the North East.
Baselayers, midlayers and outer layers are their bread and butter with a focus on bringing manufacturing back to the mountains. "New England first, USA second, and the rest of the world third" is how they source their materials and production. Every piece of gear they make is produced, at least in part, at their home base in Lincoln, NH.
Named after many of our favorite places in the White Mountains, all of their pieces of gear really hits home. From the Flume baselayer to the Pemi Hoodie to the Franconia, each piece is inspired by a very particular place where that gear will offer you the most warmth, breathability and protection from the elements.
Their latest piece, the "Pemi Hoodie," is their most sustainable garment yet. Utilizing all dead stock materials, the Pemi Hoodie keeps existing materials out of the landfill and gives them a home in your ultralight pack.
Utilizing materials like Polartec Delta, microfleece, Powerstretch Pro and cyberknit materials, Burgeon combines excellent materials with sensible design and manufacturing to make you feel good about feeling good in the alpine.
Checkout Burgeon Outdoor in the link below!
www.burgeonout...
Contents:
1:32 Microfleece Beanie
2:40 Polartec Delta Sunseeker Sun Hoodie
5:18 Sunseeker Heavyweight Sun Hoodie
7:14 Pemi Hoodie Microfleece Midlayer
13:17 Visit to Burgeon Outdoor
[This is not a paid promotion. I was really excited to discover this company and want you to know about it too. I bought all of the pieces I review in this video.]
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[@WebbSubscription]

Hi. Thanks. In cas of a real winter cold, do you think the Pemi could be of any use to wear over one of Senchi's alpha direct garments ?

[@diwoodoesthings8288]

The pemi definitely provides more standalone warmth. But if comparing the pemi to a Senchi Alpha 120 with a wind shell over it, I think the Alpha 120 might take the edge over the Pemi. The fit on the pemi is more relaxed as well. A bit baggier and more difficult to layer over with a wind shirt or shell. For static warmth around camp or just casual use, I would go Pemi. For active use and big mileage, I would go Senchi Alpha. Sorry I just re-read your comment and my answer above didnt directly answer it. But I am leaving that information up there. You could layer the Pemi over a Senchi. The Pemi packs down better than a Patagonia R1, for example. Then throw a properly sized wind shirt or shell over that. I don't think fleece over fleece layering is the most ideal because they will pull on eachother a bit (friction). I would rather layer a primaloft layer over the senchi. I find myself reaching for my Senchi for technical use and my Pemi for casual use. Can your proposal be done? Yes. Will it work well? Yes. Are there better layering options out there? Yes.

[@WebbSubscription]

@@diwoodoesthings8288 great precise and more than complete answer, thank you so much !!

[@safromnc8616]

Dude, they have been around for like 4 or 5 years. Best Melly replacement around.

[@diwoodoesthings8288]

I only recently discovered them and thought they deserve some recognition/publicity. Love their stuff. Excited to check out their tuckerman hardshell and softshell

[@PatrickHart-wp2mt]

Great video - awful devastation

[@JohnnyMac76]

Superior design