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Hi,
Just to clarify, the 3 layers are ok when hiking...
the O Cebreiro (1300m), weather for the month of may (based on 30 years of computated history) :
Cold nights -1°C . Average daily temp. 5°C, Average max 14°C. You should have 15 days of rain. However you may face some wind > 30 km/h...
But, then again, Frogg Toggs stuff - -for that price point - - does real well, too. It's just not as durable long term.
If I am summiting an alpine peak, those Arcty jackets are the ticket for sheer durability :)
As you have read, so many différent budget/solution. The issue with breathable...
You seem to be already convinced. If we go into the technique, it seems reasonable to adapt the rain system to the conditions anticipated. For Portugal, frequent rains ( but rarely a storm we can stay at the inn / Albergue). The poncho is therefore a good solution but again not the parka, too...
Hi, just an another poncho, but so expensive ....
and, Furthermore, the Packa cannot be worn as intended (i.e. over the backpack and backpack straps) ; See
https://andrewskurka.com/review-packa-rain-jacket-poncho-pack-cover/
rgds
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