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Hello,
My name is Joe Pettit - Recently I ordered two Kodiak Seiner jackets from you, which you shipped to me at one of the US research stations in Antarctica. I am attaching a few photos of myself using the jacket down here at Palmer Station (one of three Antarctic research stations funded by the National Science Foundation).
Love the jacket!
Joe

As promised, here is a photo of the marvelous Kodiak Seiner in Antarctica, complete with Adelie penguins. I can't tell you enough how much we love these jackets down here - perfect for so many different weather conditions. The fact that they are so stylish is icing on the cake!  - Joe

Joe Pettit
Palmer Station Manager of Operations
Raytheon Polar Services Company
Palmer Station, Antarctica
 

During the Tesoro Iron Dog, Johnny and I never once got cold. Your clothing kept us warm and dry. (We noticed that water has a tendency to "bead off" before anything is absorbed.) It fit well, and was well made. We would recommend NOMAR Clothing to anyone who races snowmobiles, or spends a lot of time outdoors.

Johnny thought that the Dutch Harbor pants were some of the most comfortable pants he has ever worn- on the snowmachine or around the house. (I have to agree) The Long liner pants are a little on the heavy side to wear while inside, but when we are out riding or just working outside, they are perfect! (They a make a great liner for our bibs, or are just fine by themselves.) Either way, we always go home warm and dry. I could say the same for the coats. The Kodiak Seiner is both warm, and comfortable. If I want a lighter coat, I switch to the Dutch Harbor. Both sets of the pants and coats have been worn as liners for riding gear.

I have to tell you, Johnny and I also won the SPY sunglasses award. The race board felt that we were the best looking team, before, during and after the race. They said we were the most professional looking team, but still comfortable. They even went as far to say we even had matching coats at the award ceremony. (we were both wearing our Kodiak Seiner coats.)

Dennis & John Bahnke
Wilderness Ski-Doo
Nome, Alaska