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Stuck In Nobashi Chopsticks - Orange
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Product details
A close cousin of the Superior Down, the Alpine Down Parka has a classic wide baffle design with a strong two-tone colour palette. Chock full of high quality down with 800-fill-power and a durable lightweight nylon face fabric. A micro-fleece lined collar and adjustable cuffs give added comfort and retain warmth.
Designed for lower temperatures and prolonged periods outside, the Alpine Down has a 200g fill compared to the Superior Down's 70g.
Aiku is 5'9'' (175 cm) and is wearing size medium.
Features
- 20-denier Ballistic® rip-stop nylon shell w/ taffeta lining
- 800-fill-power down (90% down / 10% feather)
- Polkatex DWR treatment
- Water-repellent front zip
- Adjustable down-filled hood
- Micro-fleece lined collar
- Zipped fleece-line hand pockets
- Adjustable Velcro cuffs
- Montbell embroidery at chest
- Stuff sack included
- US / European fit – Regular fitting and we recommend you take your usual size
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