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The North Face Summit Series Breithorn Down Hoodie - Men's
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Providing lightweight and packable warmth for coverage on the go, The North Face Summit Series Breithorn men's down hoodie is an alpine-ready mid layer with lofty, water-resistant ProDown™ insulation.
Shop newer version- Lightweight, durable ripstop fabric with non-PFC durable water repellent (DWR) finish
- Water-repellent, 800-fill-power ProDown retains loft in wet conditions and offers high-level warmth and compressibility
- Attached, helmet-compatible hood with a pretensioned elastic opening and rear adjustment
- Exposed, water-resistant, reverse-coil center-front zipper with an insulated internal draft flap
- Raglan sleeves and underarm gussets offer full arms-up mobility
- Stretch-knit cuffs with FlashDry™ add comfort
- 2 hand pockets with exposed, water-resistant reverse-coil zippers; 1 secure-zip chest pocket; 2 internal, large mesh drop pockets
- Internal hem cinch cord with a single-point adjustment
- Packs into its own left-hand pocket
- Slim fit
Imported.
View the The North Face Summit Series Product LineView all The North Face Men's Down Jackets| Best Use | Multisport |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Body: 20-denier 38 g recycled ripstop nylon; cuffs: 235 g 86% polyester/14% elastane knit with FlashDry |
| Insulated | Yes |
| Insulation Type | Down |
| Insulation | 800-fill-power ProDown with water repellency |
| Water-Resistant Down | Yes |
| Hood | Yes |
| Packable | Yes |
| Back Length | Hip-length |
| Back Length (in.) | 27.375 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Weight | 1 pound |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
The North Face Clothing - Men's
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL | 30 IN Waist | 32 IN Waist | 34 IN Waist | 36 IN Waist | 38 IN Waist | 40 IN Waist | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 33–35 | 36–38 | 39–41 | 42–44 | 45–48 | 49–52 | 53–56 | ||||||
| Sleeve Length | 33 | 33.5 | 34 | 34.8 | 35.5 | 36.3 | 37 | ||||||
| Waist | 27–28 | 29–30 | 31–34 | 35–38 | 39–42 | 43–44 | 29–30 | 31–32 | 33–34 | 35–36 | 37–38 | 39–40 | |
| Hip | 33–34 | 35–37 | 38–40 | 41–43 | 44–46 | 47–49 | 50–52 | 35–36 | 37–38 | 39–40 | 41-42 | 43–44 | 44–45 |
| Inseam | 31.5 | 31.5 | 32 | 32.5 | 32.5 | 32.5 | 31.5 | 32 | 32 | 32 | 32.5 | 32.5 |
Sizing Notes
TALL: Some shirts, pants and jackets are available in tall sizes, which generally means an inseam that is 3 inches longer and a rise that is 1 inch longer, a shirt or jacket body that is 2 inches longer and sleeves that are 2 inches longer than regular sizes.
SHORT: Pants are available in short sizes. These have an inseam of 30 inches.
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Location:Edmonton
3 years ago
SUCH A WASTE OF MONEY, DO NOT BUY!!
No, I do not recommend this product
The feathers are shedding non stop. At the end of each day, my fleece jacket which I wear as a layer is full of feathers. So if the weather turns nice and the sun comes out, I cannot take off this jacket because for sure, my fleece jacket will be full of feathers which is VERY EMBARRASSING!!! I look like a goose!!! And I just bought this VERY EXPENSIVE jacket. It's NOT WORTH the money. DO NOT BUY!! SUCH A WASTE!! And I don't even know if I can return it!!!
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com
Location:Undisclosed
10 months ago
Good jacket overall.
Yes , I recommend this product
I liked it at first, but after two months use, I find a lot of down come out from the shell comparing to my old RAB jacket, so I have to deduct some points from my review. Overall speaking, I think the jacket is great for mobility. It's lightweight and warm if you are exercising. It's not warm enough as a belay parka since I felt a little chilly if I just wear a short sleeve under it in a 30F day, but it's well enough for a normal New England winter day.
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com
Location:Montreal
2 years ago
A downgrade from previous summit models
No, I do not recommend this product
The jacket is not as good as the earlier models of summit series that I purchased few years ago. The sleeves are too large and bulky and and the wrist elastic closure is too tight enough. Under the arm, I expected to have some breathable material is the older summit models, which is missing. The hem is adjusted from one side, while for this price I expected a two-sided adjustment. Too pricey for little options.
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com
Location:Calgary
2 years ago
Cuffs too loose
On the plus side the jacket is toasty warm for its weight! It's packed with a lot of down and also has great pockets. Down side is the cuffs: not tight enough! Bad news for people with shorter arms since the sleeves will slip over your hands and/or let cold air into the jacket. Cuffs had to be custom tailored to my wrist size.
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com
Location:Undisclosed
10 months ago
down comes out
No, I do not recommend this product
I ordered both this color and the pine green one. I had to return this one because down already starts to come out of this jacket when I received it even though I liked this color more.
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com
Height:6'3"
1 year ago
NO REGRET ON THIS PURCHASE
This product is everything i was hoping for. Super warm and light. I’m 6’3 and i got an extra large. I was a little nervous it would be too big, but nah it’s perfect.
Height:6'3"
Location:Quinte West
2 years ago
Regret this purchase!
No, I do not recommend this product
Light and warm but the hood makes it almost unusable. If you pull the cinch cords it strangles you and does not tighten the hood. Can't use the hood! Bad Design
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com
Location:Alberta
1 year ago
Love this jacket!
Yes , I recommend this product
This is my everyday winter jacket in northern Alberta. Great for warm skiing days, cold walks with the dog and casual night out. I'm 5'6" with a Medium.
Review originally posted on thenorthface.com