My maple bainbridge is on an Aero and the blue is on a Vanson. The maple is a lot more grainy and soft while the blue is more uniform, stiff, and waxy. I also feel that Vanson uses better clicking and tries to match the panels based on grain and thickness. They are both beautiful in their own ways. Can’t wait to compare the Vancouver to them.
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An example of Vanson's new Comp Weight when (almost) Fully Broken In
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Full sun, the pull on the pocket is jerky HH for comparison. I believe that with wear, this jacket will flatten out and the pores will become much less visible. That’s already happening at certain places on the jacket, mainly around the seams. As far as natural grain goes, I don’t know but I some what doubt it. I suspect it will be become very much like my 80’s era model E.
