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Arc'teryx Acto MX Hooded Fleece Jacket - Men's 5 5 13 Reviews $298.95 Item # ARC1194 Select a color." data-selected-text="Color: {0}"> Color: HeronOutlet Prev Next Select a size." data-selected-text="Size: {0}"> Size: XL S L XL XXL Size? Quantity Add to cart add to wish list Tweet Tech Specs Material: [face fabric] Aerius Grid Loft (stretch nylon), [backer] 96% polyester, 4% spandex Fabric Breathability Rating: highly breathable Hood: yes Fit: trim Center Back Length: 29.25 in Pockets: 2 zippered chest Seams: fully taped Claimed Weight: [M] 17.9 oz Recommended Use: layering, fun in the snow Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime Current Color Available Colors/Styles top bottom Detail Pics left right Description For the outdoorsy, in-a-hurry type. Arc'teryx designed the Men's Acto MX Hooded Fleece Jacket for the fast-and-light crowd. The Acto weighs barely more than a pound and provides bulk-free insulation and a smooth, weather-resistant, easy-to-layer face fabric. 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Share your thoughts Review Summary 511 42 30 20 10 Product Fit 2 reviewers say this product fits true to size 1 reviewer says this product runs small 1 reviewer says this product runs large Questions All questions(9) Unanswered(0) Media Photos(4) Videos(0) What do you think of the Arc'teryx Acto MX Hooded Fleece Jacket - Men's? Share a... Everything Write a review Ask a question Share a photo Share a video Write a review Your review title is required. Choose a photo file Choose a video file No file chosen Rather attach a photo from another website? Rather attach a photo from your computer? 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I would highly recommend this jacket to anyone who is looking for a nice hoodie to warm as your main piece to give that simple layer of protection from the elements. The fit is athletic, I unfortunately ordered a size that's a bit too big now but it seems it's meant to fit realitively snugly to the body. Like I mentioned before I've worn this jacket during the summer months as well. The front pockets are lined with a highly breathable mesh that if you leave open a allows for air to travel through and cool your body. In a way giving you the option to dump some heat even if you don't want to take the jacket off your unzip it completely. This jacket is by far my favorite Arcteryx piece and will use it for many more years. (0) Flag Comment on Bradley Castaneda's review » Post a Comment 5 5 The Jam. Andrew Swindle Member since Oct 15, 2012 Groups: Posted on December 27, 2013 Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer I completely love this jacket for backcountry ski touring. I wear this with a lightweight baselayer(Icebreker Merino 200 or Arc'teryx Phase SL Crew) and I'm golden. This is usually plenty for most days of touring. Not windproof, but the hardface fabric does well with abrasion and some precipitation. The breathability of the small waffle fleece is near perfect. I can throw it over my baselayer and call it good for the up and the down on cold days. (2) Flag Comment on Andrew Swindle's review » Post a Comment 5 5 The Hits Keep on Coming! Arthur Debowski Member since Oct 7, 2010 Groups: Posted on December 8, 2013 Gender: Male Familiarity: I've used it several times Fit: True to size I recently got this hard fleece to add to the versatility of my alpine touring quiver, and it is delivering in a major way! I am 5'10 and weigh 170lbs, went for the medium and it is a perfect fit for what I am doing. On non storm days my setup is an Arc'teryx s/s synthetic t-shirt, Patagonia Cap 4 hoody, and the Acto MX hoody for the torso. Down below I am using the Mammut Eisfeld pant over a Patagonia Merino boot top base layer and some light Icebreaker ski socks. That's it. IF it is a storm day I swap the Eisfeld for my Theta SV bibs and thrown my Beta FL shell on top of the Acto MX. I do pretty much always keep the Beta FL in my pack regardless in case the wind starts ripping. Things I really like about the Acto would be the fact that it cuts just enough wind to be useful, but not so much that I am roasting. I also like the fact that each of the chest pockets are huge and easily fit my skins (1 on each side) when I am ready to ski. The hood has multiple adjustments so it is easy to deal with whether or not I am wearing a helmet without impeding my visibility. And lastly the main zipper is super easy to operate one handed without the piece moving around (some people feel that it opens and closes too easily and the zipper works its way down during activity, suppose that is the trade off for silky smooth action). In terms of breathability under the Beta FL, I feel this is the best system I have encountered at this point for high output cardio. The Beta FL and the Acto MX both lack pit zips which gave me pause at first but the breathability of the garments working in tandem means you don't need them. When I am truly redlining i will open the chest zips or the main zips to dump any excess heat but generally I leave them closed. The only area that I end up getting sweaty in is against my back but that's because there is a pack there. (1) Flag Comment on Arthur Debowski's review » Post a Comment Favorite Cold weather aerobic jacket Alex Member since Apr 18, 2012 Posted on September 29, 2013 Snowshoeing here, performed beautifully (1) Flag Comment on Alex's image » Post a Comment 5 5 A soft shell returning to its origins utah whatchamacallit Member since Oct 21, 2010 Posted on September 12, 2013 Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer Fit: Runs large I love this jacket. Super breathable. Durable face when sliding across rock. Super nice fleece interior with nice taped seams. I own the gamma mx, gamma ar and gamma lt. This would be my favorite overall. It is the second most breathable next to the gamma lt. The gamma lt is more wind resistant but less warm. The gamma mx is warmer and more wind resistant too. The gamma ar is the most warm and wind resistant. I've used this touring in the chugach on 20 degree days to days where it's 50 in Denali. It seems I always want a hard shell in alaska because it always rains or the wind rips so much- so I have used this the most while the gamma mx is near new. The gamma mx is just to warm for really high output unless its 20 degrees or colder IMO. But then the gamma mx gets to cold if theres any serious wind. This fills the void. I would say this fits normal arc'teryx. The new gamma mx runs big/sloppy. This is more similar to the older gamma mx or the gamma lt. Even closer to the venta sv. I wear medium in all arc'teryx and this is about a perfect fit for me. Bottom line. This is what a true soft shell is. Super breathable. Light wind resistance and warmth. (2) Flag Comment on utah whatchamacallit's review » Post a Comment Acto in Denali. utah whatchamacallit Member since Oct 21, 2010 Posted on September 11, 2013 Backpacking in Denali-denali in the background. Wore the acto most of the time. Just layered a rab shell when it got to breezy. This jacket has made the gamma lt see little use. Also prefer this over the gamma mx for higher breath ability. (1) Flag Comment on utah whatchamacallit's image » Post a Comment 5 5 Amazing Alex Member since Apr 18, 2012 Posted on June 29, 2013 Familiarity: I've used it several times Fit: Runs small I absolutely love this jacket. I am 6'1" 160 pounds and went with a large because the arms in the medium were just a little too short. I use this jacket mainly for aerobic cold weather activities, like snowshoeing. It breathes very well. I like the pockets, even they are reverse entry. It handles light precipitation well. In a stiff wind when I was snowshoeing, though, I was cold. Overall awesome jacket, thrives well by itself or under a shell. Feels light, room for layering, and smooth outer articulates well with other layers. (1) Flag Comment on Alex's review » Post a Comment acto mx bananagrams Member since Aug 23, 2012 Posted on February 3, 2013 starting up elephants head gully in smugglers notch.... weather got nasty and i wound up throwing the Alpha SV over the top. (0) Flag Comment on bananagrams's image » Post a Comment thoughts on this combined with atom lt?... step233398 Member since Dec 9, 2012 Posted on December 9, 2012 thoughts on this combined with atom lt? Atom LT too warm for high output...kind of at a toss up right now trying to revamp my layers. I have an alpha SV for shell and generally wear a rho LTW base layer. (0) Flag bananagrams Member since Aug 23, 2012 Responded on February 3, 2013 ive got this, a patagonia R1, an atom LT, and an alpha SV as my main ice stuff. been rocking some subset of those all winter, down to 0 degree days at willoughby and frankenstein, and its been great. this fits nicely in the highly-breathable, decently windproof niche, when its gusting a little but the SV would be overkill. if stuff gets really nasty, i'll just bust the SV out over the atom LT and this guy. sometimes i wish i'd gone for the Venta or Gamma, but i think this is a lot more breathable than either of those (hard to say since ive only climbed one day in the Venta). (0) Flag step233398 Member since Dec 9, 2012 Responded on February 4, 2013 i have the same items, except i also have the venta mx and a patagonia nano puff, im currently trying to re vamp my system, but having a hard time trying to put the right stuff together. I think i am going to go with a smartwool micro weight wool t shirt, and then the r1 for my base layer, followed up by the acto. Im thinking for high output even down to about 15F that should be a good set up. After that im at a cross roads. Do i keep the venta mx, which layers fairly nicely over the acto and the r1, or return it and add the atom lt, or the nanopuff for my next layer. I was thinking of getting an atom SV for rest stops/belay jacket in moderate temps. let me know what you think. The ACTO fits fairly snug on me, so layering anything besides an r1 under it is probably not going to work too well. Anyone please chime in for some suggestions...? (0) Flag bananagrams Member since Aug 23, 2012 Responded on February 4, 2013 i havent used the nanopuff myself but ive heard good things. i personally get super warm super fast, so im often just wearing a merino baselayer + the R1 on approaches, add the acto mx or atom lt while climbing, and carry a nice warm belay parka (just settled on the Rab Neutrino) for stops. i find the merino layer + R1 + Acto/Atom LT will keep me warm in just about any weather if im moving (unless its super windy, in which case i put on the alpha SV). if i were you, i'd probably keep the venta mx, and add a heftier belay jacket (the atom SV, Rab neutrino, or patagonia DAS parka, depending on your down/synth preferences) for stops. i wouldn't use the atom lt or nanopuff as a belay jacket unless it was pretty warm out. (0) Flag Have an answer for step233398? Add a photo(Optional) Terms & Conditions From Your Computer From Another Website Post Answer which is warmer, the gamma mx or the acto... Tester Member since Dec 29, 2011 Posted on November 23, 2012 which is warmer, the gamma mx or the acto mx? Also which one will breathe the best? I am looking to put a hardshell over either. (0) Flag Josh Allred Member since Feb 13, 2012 Responded on November 25, 2012 Though I have not bought the Acto MX, I am going to for christmas. I have done a tone a research on the Acto and Gamma. I was trying to decide between the two as well. I just totally revamped my system. I use to use Synthetic jacket like the montbell thermawrap and arc atom lt and would sweat WAY too much. Now... New system: Base Layer: Ltw meriono wool like Rho Ltw Midweight: Acto MX Outershell: Just got the Alpha FL to specifically go with Acto- I have the Alpha LT as well and I am going to most likely sell it. 3 Layer Gor is way tooo much. Excited to try this piece. The two layer will hopefully be breathable enough. If not I am done with Gor. Pants: Gamma Lt - No gaitors, using bungee cords w/ grommets Synthetic Belay Jacket: Dually, Kappa, Patagonia DAS type of jacket Synthetic Pants: Atom Lt Personally I am going with the acto. I have used the gamma a couple times and like it for trips to Ouray but not for alpine climbing, mountaineering it seems like acto is going to be a game changer for me personally. Sorry I dont have first hand experience in the field. I have tried on the acto and it is a top quality jacket. Ill let you know in a couple months how it all plays out. (0) Flag Alex Member since Apr 18, 2012 Responded on June 29, 2013 The gamma is warmer than the acto in my opinion. The gamma is a softshell, while the acto is a hardfleece, according to arcteryx. The gamma is more wind resistant, and the acto is not. But the acto breathes much better. If you are putting a hardshell over it, I say get the acto. The gamma can have a hardshell over it, but it is meant more to be a standalone piece. The acto, on the other hand, thrives both by itself and under a shell. (0) Flag JayBo Member since Feb 24, 2013 Best Answer Responded on August 20, 2013 The Gamma is definitely warmer than the Acto. I have both and have had quite a few backcountry ski days in each jacket. I think of Acto as more of a warm mid-layer with enough protection for most conditions. When the wind picks up or it starts dumping I'll throw on a hardshell and I am good. If things are really nasty out I'll put a nano-puff over the Acto and then the hardshell and this has proved to be a bombproof combination (think 0 degress + wind). I use the Gamma mx as an outer layer for storm skiing where we are getting dumped on (more protection than the Acto) or very cold conditions with a Patagonia cap4 4 under. In your case, I'd go with the Acto. (2) Flag Have an answer for Tester? Add a photo(Optional) Terms & Conditions From Your Computer From Another Website Post Answer Any similarities with this piece and the... Josh Allred Member since Feb 13, 2012 Posted on November 3, 2012 Any similarities with this piece and the Patagonia R1? (0) Flag Stephen Sramek Member since Oct 19, 2011 Groups: Responded on November 5, 2012 There are some similarities - the key difference being the Acto MX offers much more weather protection than the R1. The Acto features a stretch woven nylon face that offers a great level of wind and water protection in addition to some stretchy goodness. This is my go-to touring jacket, check out the attached pic of the Acto MX in action! (0) Flag Josh Allred Member since Feb 13, 2012 Responded on November 5, 2012 Thanks. Im looking into revamping my system. Any thoughts/opinions of a baselayer (synthetic or wool depending on weather), Acto MX, Alpha FL Hardshell and belay jacket (for rest stops, Im thinking Atom SV) a good system? Ill be doing high output activities such as mountaineering, alpine climbing and ice climbing on 14ers. Hoping to do some winter ascents as well. Does anyone know how warm the Acto is compared to a piece like the R1? (0) Flag Stephen Sramek Member since Oct 19, 2011 Groups: Responded on November 6, 2012 Josh - that sounds like a great system for the activities you mentioned. I'd also recommend looking at the Alpha LT hardshell. While it's not as breathable as the Alpha FL it does have pit zips and a more durable face fabric. The Alpha LT also features harness Hemlocks that help prevent the hem of the jacket from creeping up past your climbing harness. (0) Flag Tester Member since Dec 29, 2011 Responded on November 27, 2012 The acto mx is that good that you can ski in powder like that? It looks very fleece like, which just absorbs water, guess its not though. (0) Flag JayBo Member since Feb 24, 2013 Best Answer Responded on October 25, 2013 The Acto is not at all like the R1. The Acto is almost like a very thin softshell with a bonded grid fleece backing (the back is more like the new expedition weigh cap 4). The Acto sheds water and snow very much like a softshell does. What makes it different from a softshell is that it breathes and is very very slightly wind permeable. I regularly ski powder and hike the bc in mind and haven't had it wet out yet. It is one of the two garments I've ever owned that provides enough breath-ability for the uphill and protection for the downhill. The R1 is a true fleece of a fleece that is very warm, comfy, breathes, and absorbs water like crazy. It's a great mid-layer whereas the Acto can work as a mid-layer and an outer even in foul weather. Want something to wear in fair weather to keep you warm while working? Edge, R1. Want something to keep you warm while working in colder snowy or windy weather. Go Acto. (3) Flag Have an answer for Josh Allred? Add a photo(Optional) Terms & Conditions From Your Computer From Another Website Post Answer 5 5 Versatile Gabe Joyes Member since Mar 25, 2009 Posted on October 21, 2012 Gender: Male Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer I've used a variety of softshell jackets over the years and I've finally found my perfect one. This jacket certainly would not be perfect for everyone, but here is what I like about it... extremely breathable, warm for the weight, long length, close-fit yet still allows room for layers underneath. Beware that this jacket does not block wind, like say a WINDSTOPPER softshell, but it breathes about a billion times better. It works best when you are working hard in cold conditions, like skinning or snowshoeing. I'm 5'8" 155 and small fits me perfectly (0) Flag Comment on Gabe Joyes's review » Post a Comment 5 5 Most Versatile Hard Fleece / Soft Shell jor5697463 Member since Aug 7, 2012 Posted on October 9, 2012 Familiarity: I've used it several times Faced with the choice of a warmer Gamma MX hoody or the Acto MX hoody, I favored the Acto due to the breathability and greater versatility. Having worn this in zero degree Celsius, it's comfortable over just a thin base layer. The wind-cutting ability is great, with just enough air flow to keep high-output activity perspiration vented but without getting a chill from big gusts. The trim fit permits just enough room to wear a base layer and thin puff or fleece underneath; but the cut is excellent as the lack of bulk avoids the jacket getting in the way during hiking or climbing. Hood adjustments are great with or without a helmet. The helmet-sized hood seems large at times, but the draw-cords on front, and the volume-adjuster on the back side assist in minimizing volume and keeping it snug when necessary. The Acto has now become my go-to hoody for minimalist layers both for the autumn and winter season. (0) Flag Comment on jor5697463's review » Post a Comment I have the Polartec PowerShield Gamma MX.... Levi Member since Dec 9, 2011 Posted on April 19, 2012 I have the Polartec PowerShield Gamma MX. I actually love it and it is worn most often on a daily use. Though, for running in the cold, I wanted to try either the Acto MX or the new Gamma MX with the Fortius material. Can anybody compare the two and which one would be better for cold weather running, hiking, and layering. I think they are really similar and at the price points its almost negligible. As I already own a Gamma MX of different material which one would be best? (0) Flag Brandon Carlile Member since Sep 18, 2008 Groups: Responded on April 19, 2012 I'd suggest going for the Acto as a cold weather runner and a layer. While the new Gamma MX is sweet, you might as well broaden your quiver a bit. (0) Flag dalto Member since Dec 28, 2009 Best Answer Responded on December 17, 2012 For running, I'd say the Acto for sure. It breathes well but still resists weather. The Gamma MX might be more resistant, but rare is the runner who will be out in bad weather for hours. Breathability and comfort are more important. Although the Acto is less form-fitting than the Gamma MX, less of a pliable material, it nevertheless moves incredibly well with your body. I feel very comfortable with it while running (or running errands), and I imagine skiers and snowshoers would agree. I think Arc'teryx has done a superb job of tailoring this jacket for active use. It's a great jacket! (2) Flag Have an answer for Levi? Add a photo(Optional) Terms & Conditions From Your Computer From Another Website Post Answer 5 5 Insanely Versatile Rich Lawrence Member since Apr 8, 2010 Posted on April 12, 2012 In the last month I've ski toured, mountain biked, and camped in this jacket. Breathes better than any layering piece I've ever owned and still blocks wind and moisture. I was weary of the chest pockets at first, but they're much more accessible than traditional side pockets near the hip. At 6'2" 185 lbs, the large is perfect. (0) Flag Comment on Rich Lawrence's review » Post a Comment 5 5 Highly Recommended Jeremy Member since Mar 1, 2011 Posted on April 3, 2012 This is my new favorite jacket for when it's not pouring. The most versatile piece I own, can wear it in everything from a light rain to windy bluebird. Breaths great on the uphills, and fits nicely under the shell for the ride down. (0) Flag Comment on Jeremy's review » Post a Comment 4 5 Extremely Versatile, my new go-to jacket for almost everything Gear:30 Member since Feb 19, 2012 Posted on February 19, 2012 I have come to love this jacket, though I don't think it's quite perfect. I'd give it 5 of 5 stars for the fabric, but only 4 of 5 stars overall. I'd give it 4.5 stars if that was an option. I personally think the cuffs, hem, and hood need a little work. I wrote a full review with pictures at http://www.gearthirty.blogspot.com/2012/02/arcteryx-acto-mx-hoody-review.html (0) Flag Comment on Gear:30's review » Post a Comment 5 5 stellar fit and finish patrick halferty Member since Jul 30, 2011 Posted on January 19, 2012 very close fit and impecable finish. the DWR is awesome and it works perfectly under my Alpha FL. gives nice layer of insulation and can pull double duty as an outer layer in dry conditions. perfect cross between jacket and hoody (0) Flag Comment on patrick halferty's review » Post a Comment 4 5 ACTO MX HOODY ClimberMoto Member since Jan 17, 2012 Posted on January 17, 2012 Great jacket. I was a little weary of getting this at first, and honestly figured I would end up returning it, but in the end I will definitely be holding onto this. Since getting it, I honestly have not taken it off. The lining is buttery soft and extremely comfortable. The outer fabric is pretty stellar as well... has a bit of stretch to it much like a Gamma MX, but has less of a soft shell type feel... almost like a sturdy cotton texture. It poured today, and the DWR repelled the rain without any problem. The fit is a little closer than the fit of the Gamma MX, but not too close. The outer fabric seems to be pretty bomber as well... it should be able to take abrasions pretty well, probably even better than the Fortius material. Stitching is really nicely done, zippers are great, and the lining around the collar is REALLY soft and nice. The hood is perfect... great adjustability, and could accomodate a helmet easily, yet I was able to cinch it down perfectly on my head today almost like a I was wearing a ball cap. Perfect construction on the hood, very pleased. Wind resistance... not too bad really, but it is not windproof, nor does it claim to be. It breathes very well, without ever becoming clammy at all. Only two downfalls I noticed first hand... no side pockets. Yes, I know it's because it is for climbing and to allow access with a pack on, and yes, in that aspect the front pockets are money. But when not on the trail and out around town or around base camp it would be great to have two simple pockets to throw my hands in. Just sayin'... and especially at a 300 dollar price tag. And that brings me to the second downfall... the price is high. Yes, I love this piece, and yes, I will keep it... but is it worth 300? That's really something you will have to decide... for me, I can see myself literally wearing this almost everyday, and so while it hurts, I can cough it up. With that said though, I can honestly say it's priced pretty high for what it is, even though the fabric is top notch and the garment as a whole is amazing... it's still almost impossible to justify the 300 dollar price tag. The other downfall is the back... it seems to drop quite a bit lower than other Arc'teryx pieces I have. It's not a big deal, but in the future maybe not so long would be a bit better. Overall, great product, though a little high in price for what you get... but then again, that's Arc'teryx. Top notch gear, with an equally top notch price. If you can swallow the price factor, get this... I can tell you you will love it and it will quickly become your go to everyday hoody/light jacket/etc. I honestly will wear this far more than my Gamma MX/LT or any other light everyday jacket, and as part of a layering system it's perfect. Great option for climbing in too as a result of the bomber outer fabric and nice stretch. (1) Flag Tester Member since Dec 29, 2011 Responded on January 31, 2012 Good review (0) Flag Mark Pilate Member since Mar 9, 2012 Responded on March 9, 2012 Funny, as a Climber, I positively HATE side pockets. Just added bulk that serves no purpose when in harness or a pack on. I am glad Arc'teryx offers such jackets without them. Plus you shouldn't be lounging around camp with your hands in your pockets...get to work and do something useful :) (0) Flag Comment on ClimberMoto's review » Post a Comment Brandon, I have tried on this jacket and... utah whatchamacallit Member since Oct 21, 2010 Posted on November 27, 2011 Brandon, I have tried on this jacket and love it. The question I have for you is, i own a gamma MX and a Gamma Lt. I want this to be a good backcountry ski jacket (uphill) and also for trail running in temps in the teens to mid 30s. Will this breathe similar/better or worse than Gamma Lt? I want some thing with a bit more warmth and next to skin comfort than the gamma Lt-thats why im looking at the Acto. What do you think? Thanks. (0) Flag Brandon Carlile Member since Sep 18, 2008 Groups: Best Answer Responded on November 28, 2011 I'd say the Acto is exactly what you're looking for to fit this performance bill. It breathes like crazy while still being very weather resistant. The grid fleece does give it a bit softer feel than a Gamma LT on your skin while being less insulating than a Gamma MX. Pair it up with the Phase SL baselayer for a super efficient kit for high output in cold weather. (1) Flag Tester Member since Dec 29, 2011 Responded on January 11, 2012 How does this compare with the venta SV? Is it warmer? Is it waterproof? (0) Flag dalto Member since Dec 28, 2009 Responded on January 16, 2012 To answer Tester's question which appears here, the Acto is exactly the opposite of the Venta. The Venta is made of Windstopper and the Acto is described by Arc'teryx as "highly air permeable." It's designed to keep you from overheating during high-output activity so it allows air to flow both ways. It does have some insulating value, but it's meant to be used on the move. (0) Flag Have an answer for utah whatchamacallit? Add a photo(Optional) Terms & Conditions From Your Computer From Another Website Post Answer View all contributions... Be patient, it might take a while. Login E-Mail Password I forgot my password Sign In Cancel Signing In New here? Create a New Account Create a New Account Your Name Will be publicly displayed with all posts. E-Mail ex: johndoe@gmail.com Password Verify password: Passwords are case-sensitive & must be at least 4 characters in length. Create Account Cancel Need Help? Talk to our Gearheads 24/7 about all of your gear related needs. Live Chat Call: 1.800.409.4502 1.800.233.7159 Stay in the know Sign up to get Backcountry.com news, sales and deals: News Letter Get News Unsubscribe Submit Put a goat on it Helmet, water bottle, car window, kayak, you name it. Put a goat on it. Send me a Sticker FAQs How do I make a return? 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