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Wow thats pricy but it does look pimp! I dont even think its legal to own something like that in the US.
If you take good care of it, it last so many years that the divided year-price is really worth it: In other words, it's an investment.
It may look pimp when you hang around with that in a big town as soon there is a cold breez but it look utilitar when you use it in the cold in Alaska or any polar region like where I live.
It's an excellent repellent for snow and melted snow(sludge).
It's also one of the best breathable and isolator natural material and one don't feel uncomfortable in it in the cold.
Many coutries(All EU in fact) have banished the use of seal products even the seal isn't disappearing.
It will soon be the source of a seal overpopulation in some regions. The seal eat offcourse a lot of fish and decrease the fishing possibilities for us in some territories where they are concentrated in colonies.
In Norway, we shoot seals with special expending bullets, also rifles and charges have to got demanded specs: No other methods are allowed for hunting or "executing".