The northernmost latitudes don't have an exclusive on arctic cold. For our Down Parka we meant you to feel at home anywhere that climbers battle frigid temps on summits. We use 800-fill-power down and a polyester shell fabric that's extremely tough and durable, lightweight, windproof, downproof and water-repellent. New this season: articulated baffles to keep the down evenly distributed for optimal warmth, fit and mobility. The drawcorded hood's small draft tube cleanly encircles your face; internal mesh drop-in pockets stow water bottles or spare mitts; zippered handwarmer pockets are diagonally oriented. Other fine points include soft, light, perforated hook-and-loop elasticized wrist cuffs and new reinforcements at the shoulders and cuffs for greater durability. Fit is relaxed for layering.
- Ideal Uses: Expedition Climbing, Basecamp warm-up, Ice, Mixed, & Alpine Climbing.
- Superb lightweight 800-fill white goose down insulation.
- Extremely tough and durable, but still lightweight, shell fabric is Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) treated to shed moisture.
- Fabric reinforcements on shoulders and cuffs increase durability; Variable depth articulated baffles are now articulated, with smooth curves keeping the down closer to your body, thus enhancing fit, warmth and mobility.
- Both shell and lining fabric are downproof, fully windproof, water-repellent and durable; Drawcord hood with small draft tube cleanly encircles face and fits over helmet.
- Down filled neck gasket keeps neck warm; insulated flap with intermittent hook-and-loop closures covers center front zipper.
- Perforated hook-and-loop elasticized cuffs; Pockets: zippered left chest, two zippered handwarmer (now diagonally oriented), two internal mesh drop-in pockets.
- Drawcord hem; Stuff sack included; Relaxed fit.
- Shell and Lining: 1-oz, 20-denier mini-ripstop nylon with Deluge® DWR finish. Reinforcements: 1.8-oz, 40-denier dobbyweave nylon with Deluge DWR finish. Insulation: 800-fill premium European goose down.
- 709 g (25 oz).
- Imported.
