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The perfect outer layer for all mountain activities-especially in snowy, windy conditions. It's all about the smart use of performance fabrics for peak efficiency. At the shoulders, a 3-layer waterproof/breathable hardshell barrier (rated to 20,000mm/20,000g). In the body, a breathable, quick-drying softshell with 4-way stretch. Windproof throughout. The hood accommodates a helmet. And the easy run zippers never leave you tugging to get it on or off. Machine wash. Precision layering.

"An all-mountain jacket, the perfect piece for those in constant denial of deteriorating weather." - Chad Peele

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VERSATILE HYBRID DESIGN SOFTSHELL AND HARDSHELL FABRICS PLACED FOR PEAK EFFICIENCY
WATERPROOF, BREATHABLE SHOULDERS THREE-LAYER HARDSHELL *FABRIC WITH DURABLE WATER-REPELLENT (DWR) FINISH; RATED TO 20K/20K
FOUR-WAY STRETCH BODY SOFTSHELL TORSO IS BREATHABLE, *WATER-RESISTANT, QUICK-DRYING INTEGRATED HOOD FITS OVER HELMET
EASY-RUNNING ZIPPER NO FUMBLING ON OR OFF
ERGONOMIC POCKETS COMPATIBLE WITH HARNESS AND PACK
LOW-PROFILE CUFFS ADJUST FOR SNUG FIT
Shoulders & Hood: 100% Poly-DWR
Torso: 59% Nylon, 32% Poly, 9% Spandex
Center Back Length 28.5"
Garment Weight 17.28 oz

First Ascent Sizing - Men

	Small	Medium	Large	XLarge	XXL
Chest	35-37	38-40	42-44	46-48	48-50
Waist	29-31	32-34	36-38	40-42	44-46
Inseam	32	32	33	33	34

First Ascent is cut closer to the body for a great, active fit with no bunching or binding. It is built as a complete system. All pieces - outerwear, insulating layers and baselayer - are cut so the body and sleeve lengths of each successive layer are slightly longer than the one underneath.

07/10/09

Great, great jacket. The first thing you notice is how light it is, only weighing in at about a pound. It stretches well, but fits tightly where it needs to. Kept me warm in a whiteout at 12,200' on Denali, yet breathed well enough to hike in much lower on the mountain. The waterproof shoulders and arms work great, and the same material around the waist sheds any snow from the rope or harness. Definitely a piece that will see a lot of use.

George L.