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Our 800-fill goosedown is so lofty, this parka needs its own zip code. Waterproof and seriously warm, this Mountain Hardwear classic has been to Everest and back.

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AXF Super DWR finish repels water 5 times longer than standard DWRs
Waterproof down: welded, watertight baffle construction
Integrated hood won't detach under high winds
One-handed hood, waist, hem drawcords for quick adjustments
Two interior water bottle pockets
Adjustable Velcro® cuffs seal in warmth
Two zip chest pockets give storage options
Micro-Chamois™-lined chin guard eliminates zipper chafe
Weight: 2lbs 15oz
Body: SL Rip AXF™
Insulation: 800-fill Goose Down
Laminate: Conduit™ SL

These parkas are oversized, so typically there is no need to size up. A good rule of thumb is go with what T-shirt size fits comfortable on you. Here is some additional info that may help.

	Chest	Sleeve
Small	36-38	33
Medium	39-41	34
Large	42-45	35
XL	46-49	36

01/20/12

LOVE this jacket. I took it on Aconcagua and stayed toasty the entire trip. I have a tendency to get cold so this parka worked great for me.

Gina

01/12/10

I found this jacket to be ridiculously warm. It is THE jacket to have for cold, high-altitude climbs in the Andes (and Himalaya, I assume, but haven't been there to try). The jacket is indeed waterproof. I am 5'10 and 136 lbs - a small fit me perfectly with all other clothing layers on underneath. Anyone who is shorter may have problems with the sleeves being way too long. One note: be sure to get a compression sack because this jacket is huge! Jenna

Jenna

03/12/09

This jacket is extremely warm and preforms well under less than ideal weather or during breaks on the summit trail. It runs a little large but due to that, it makes it easy to get it on and off quickly over your layers. I would recommend this jacket for high alpine accents, snow camping, ice fishing or simply staying warm at basecamp.

Patrick