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Marmot Men's Variant Jacket - Lightweight Waterproof Hiking Jacket for Outdoor Adventures | Perfect for Camping, Trekking & Travel
Marmot Men's Variant Jacket - Lightweight Waterproof Hiking Jacket for Outdoor Adventures | Perfect for Camping, Trekking & Travel

Marmot Men's Variant Jacket - Lightweight Waterproof Hiking Jacket for Outdoor Adventures | Perfect for Camping, Trekking & Travel

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An ingenious hybrid design sets this jacket apart, with our unique Thermal R insulation sewn into the front panels for warmth, and Polartec Power Stretch comprising the back and side panels. It’s a surprisingly warm garment that never feels bulky, ideal for cold weather excursions when freedom of movement is crucial. A surprisingly warm garment that never feels bulky, this unique, hybrid jacket is ideal for cold weather excursions where freedom of movement is essential, and for making a strong impression on the city sidewalk. Thermal R insulation is sewn into the front panels for warmth, and Polartec Power Stretch back and side panels ensure a comfortably snug fit with streamlined profile. Features Unique, full zip jacket with Thermal R Eco insulation at front body Polartec Power Stretch and nylon ripstop DWR main material Polartec Power Stretch panels at side torso, sleeves, and back Thumbholes keep cuffs in place over wrists Lightweight stretch binding at cuffs and bottom hem Front hand zip pockets Reflective logos 27.25-inch center back length 12.8-ounce weight Thermal R Insulation Thermal R is Marmot's proprietary family of polyester insulations specifically engineered to meet various needs from sleeping bags, to garments, to gloves, offering excellent warmth-to-weight, resilient mid loft, and durability. Polartec Power Stretch Fabric Polartec Power Stretch fabrics feature comfortably snug four-way stretch, and are very breathable, keeping you dry when you sweat and providing warmth without weight. The material features proprietary construction with two unique surfaces. The durable nylon outer layer is wind- and abrasion-resistant, while the soft inner layer pulls moisture away from your skin. Compression stretch can improve performance and reduce the chance of certain types of stop-go injuries. Polartec Power Stretch keeps skin dry through three complementary mechanisms: The fabric is highly breathable and does not restrict movement of moisture vapor "Touch Points" on the fabric inner surface draw off sweat, which is wicked off the skin to the outside of the fabric When sweat reaches the outside of the fabric, it spreads out to many times its original surface area, enabling it to dry at least two times faster than cotton Lifetime Warranty Marmot products include a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. About Marmot In April 1971, University of California Santa Cruz students Eric Reynolds and Dave Huntley were in Alaska on the Juneau ice fields for a Glaciology school project. This was where the idea of Marmot, originally a collegiate climbing club, began. Reynolds and Huntley soon began making prototypes of down products such as vests and sleeping bags in their dorm room in Santa Cruz. By the spring of 1973, Reynolds and Huntley partnered with fellow climber Tom Boyce to open a modest rental and retail location, named Marmot Mountain Works, in a 100-year-old building in Grand Junction, Colorado. Their first large order was for 108, as the producer called them, "very puffy jackets" for the movie The Eiger Sanction, with Clint Eastwood, which helped make down outerwear fashionable. In 1976, Marmot was one of the first companies to recognize the value of a new technology being developed by W.L. Gore & Associates. Marmot was soon producing waterproof Gore-Tex sleeping bags, with Reynolds and Huntley testing early prototypes by sleeping in meat lockers and under fire sprinklers, and later introduced the waterproof/breathable fabric into nearly all Marmot products. From humble beginnings, Marmot and its product line have grown over the years, and today the company is headquartered in Rohnert Park, California, with offices all over the world and distribution in more than 60 countries.

Features

    PolartecPower Stretch 88% Polyester, 12% Elastane 6.8 oz/yd - Thermal R - 100% Nylon Double Rip 0.9 oz/ yd

    Imported

    Lightweight Stretch Binding at Cuffs and Bottom Hem

    Thermal R Insulation

    Polartec Power Stretch Panels at Side Torso, Sleeves and Back

    Thumbholes keep cuffs in place over wrists

    Front Hand Zip Pockets, Reflective Logos

Reviews

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I am 6'2, 205lbs (lean @ 10% body fat) and this jacket fits me 100% perfectly. It is thin and lightweight. It is extremely flexible, and warm for it's thickness. I have jackets anywhere from thin $50 windbreakers to $300 gortex skiing jackets. This jacket is a great mid-season jacket that is easy to throw on. It doesn't take up a ton of space in your office or in your closet. It can be folded up. It is warmer than a sweater in that it breaks wind and the material is woven much tighter. The zippers are well done with covers so wind doesn't seep through. There are holes to put your thumbs into that helps keep the sleeves below your knuckles, which if you spend a lot of time outside in late fall or early spring, can get chapped easily.The #1 best thing about this jacket is how light weight it is, and how easy it is to move around in it with full flexibility.Hope that helps.While I rarely have the confidence to wear this out and brag about being 'that guy', the guy that wears his outdoor gear to show off that he does outdoorsy stuff, I do sometimes still cause it is such a great coat. Great to throw on to go to the store or to a friends. It is however in outdoor activities this jacket excels. I've worn it on a 12 mile run during which the sun was out and the temp changed maybe 20 degrees throughout and it kept me warm and then didn't get too hot. I've worn it on overnight backpacking trips for which the same temp regulation occured as well. It is very versatile and keeps your temp regulated well.Looks good. Highly visible for biking. Lightwweight. Like the longer sleeve/thumbhole feature and the reasonably tight collar that was better than other jackets I tried on. The thumbhole longer sleeve seems to help keep hands warm even without wearing gloves and comfortable. Need to wear coat over it below 40 or 50° depending on sun, wind, and what activity I'm doing.This is a solid lightweight jacket for the Fall season... As an outer layer itself it's good for cool temperatures but you wouldn't want to wear this by itself in Winter. The other good thing about it though is even though the front has a thin layer of down (or fake down, not sure) it's not bulky at all and makes a nice mid-layer as well. Plus the blue zipper on black is a cool look.The thin jacket works well for a layered warmth. Light weight warm with great mobility while skiing or motorcycle riding.This is a very nice brand, and I found the price on Amazon to be almost half what I had been seeing in the stores on sale..if you are looking into this is because you know the brand and you know what I am talking about.I love this jacket. Marmot is the only company in the space that has not gone for the armchair, non athlete. North Face sold out long ago and even Mountain Hardware is too pop now.Looks great. It's warm, slimming, sleek. I bought this jacket as a gift for Christmas and they absolutely loved it. Buying clothes can be very hit or miss--and this was a big hit.Il prodotto in sé è di qualità più che sufficiente, curato nei materiali e nelle finiture, fa quel che promette purché non ci si aspetti troppo: ho provato ad usarlo come soft shell esterno in ottobre, per un paio di trekking in media quota (1500-2000), ma è risultato inadeguato, alla minima raffica di vento si gelava. Nasce come soft-shell e va usato prevalentemente in questa funzione.Piccolo appunto per il prezzo, non proprio abbordabile, sebbene ci siano prodotti analoghi in tessuti più "tecnici" che possono arrivare a costare anche il triplo.Il prodotto in sé è di qualità più che sufficiente, curato nei materiali e nelle finiture, fa quel che promette purché non ci si aspetti troppo: ho provato ad usarlo come soft shell esterno in ottobre, per un paio di trekking in media quota (1500-2000), ma è risultato inadeguato, alla minima raffica di vento si gelava. Nasce come soft-shell e va usato prevalentemente in questa funzione.Piccolo appunto per il prezzo, non proprio abbordabile, sebbene ci siano prodotti analoghi in tessuti più "tecnici" che possono arrivare a costare anche il triplo.Die Jacke ist körperbetont geschnitten und liegt durch den Strechstoff auch am eng Körper an, was für sportliche Aktivitäten durchaus wünschenswert ist. Ich habe die Größe M gekauft und finde sie fällt normal aus. Die verwendeten Materialien bieten einen angenehmen Tragekompfort und die winddichte, isolierte Vorderseite ist an kühlen, windigen Tagen praktisch, ohne dabei den Feuchtigkeitstransport an Armen und Rücken einzuschränken.Kleiner Minuspunkt: die Jacke hat keine Schlaufe zum Aufhängen, die ist jedoch schnell nachgerüstet.Ottima giacca da indossare quando fa freddo. Parte frontale con imbottitura sintetica; maniche, spalle e retro in Polartec Power Stretch (una specie di pile). Provata in inverno, sciando a -10 °C solo con intimo invernale e antivento sopra (la giacca non è antivento). Ricordo che le taglie sono americane, quindi la M mi calza perfettamente (cm183 x 78kg, fisico atletico).Die Jacke ist fehlerlos und schnell eingetroffen. Mein Mann trägt sie ständig und ist sehr zufrieden . Ist warm und auch optisch sehr schön.