- Weight: 2 lbs, 5 oz / 1050.00 g
- Usage: Backcountry / Alpine Climbing
- Center Back Length: 32 in / 81 cm
- Fleece lined handwarmer pockets.
- Baffle construction for maximum loft and warmth.
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100988 Features: Protect yourself from the elements with Conduit SL shell fabric that's finished with a durable water repellent coating and an inner membrane that resists water penetration Cold spots in the 650-fill power insulation won't be a problem thanks to the baffled construction Protect your whole face by cinching up the detachable down hood Stow trail snacks or a map in one of the 2 zippered chest pockets, 2 fleece-lined hand pockets, or in the interior zip pocket Keep a supply of H2O close at hand in the water-bottle pocket Keep rain and wind out by zipping up the two-way front zipper, and adjusting the one-handed drawcords at the hood, waist, and hem Stuff sack included Specifications: Weight: 2 lb 5 oz Shell: SL ripstop nylon Insulation: 650-fill goose down Lining: nylon taffeta Reinforcements: nylon Supplex taslanSpecifications based on size Large
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is a Great Parka!!!,
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This review is from: Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero SL Parka - Men's (Misc.)
The Sub-Zero is a great mid-range parka. It's not an 8000 meter jacket (get something like the Mountain Hardwear Absolute Zero or the Marmot 8000M for that), but it will keep you warm at the top of Rainier and in most weather conditions you'll face in the contiguous U.S. What makes this parka great for mountaineers and cold-weather hikers is the weight. It is extremely light given the protection it affords. That makes this a nice parka for mountaineers who may be required to backpack for a few hours in warm weather prior to ascending to locations that require cold-weather protection. There are a lot of niceties too, like the large, internal water-bottle pocket so your water doesn't freeze during a cold trek. The parka compresses well and the hood removes too, so I can wear it to work without like I stepped off the top of Everest. I cannot profess the durability as I have only owned it for about six months, but it's Mountain Heardwear, which means it's likely to be above average. All-in-all, a well-made product.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazingly warm!,
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This review is from: Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero SL Parka - Men's (Misc.)
First off, I love this parka. It is amazingly warm and I would buy it again, and recommend it to anyone needing a parka.
Second, disclosure. I am not a mountaineering/Alaskan/Antarctic living person. It gets into the low positive single digit Fahrenheit temps where I live, and I bought this jacket to handle those types of temperatures. Review points: 1. This parka is incredibly light, and the stuff/cinch bag is really small, so if you want to carry it stowed, it is really compact. 2. The down and construction are really warm, the fleece lined pockets are really comfortable and the hood is a snug fit with adjustments for fit making it very warm. 3. I am 6'2" 210#, and I bought the XL version and the fit was perfect. I can wear the parka solo or with under layering, and use the cinch straps to get an excellent seal on the elements. The length came to mid-thigh which was what was advertised for the parka (versus waist for the jacket). 4. The parka is actually too warm for 30s Fahrenheit temps and above, but in the 20s and below it is very warm and comfortable. I did not use it in any high wind conditions, so I can't verify other reviewers complaints about the hood in wind. 5. I also didn't use it for outdoor work (as opposed to merely outdoor use), so I can't comment on whether there is a problem with material snags, but it seems very well made, so I have trouble seeing a problem there. Obviously skiing through tree-limb blocked trails or doing work in thickets could cause problems. 6. The wrist area has velcro cinching with elastic holding, and with gloves on is an excellent weather deterrent, but if you use the jacket with gloves off, it chafes the wrist area. The design is made for over-glove fit, not putting the sleeve under the glove edge, you could do it that way, but you would get chafe. I used it over glove and with the velcro, it worked perfectly. 7. Has an inner pouch and pocket and four outer pockets, two low with horizontal openings and two high with vertical openings. No dedicated ski lift ticket holder and no dedicated media pocket. 8. I bought the red one, and the color is different than what is displayed on Amazon's sale page. The red in the picture is dull and flat, but the actual color is very brilliant, almost florescent. I actually like the real color much more than the pictured color. I wanted the red so it would be very visible against a white background, and I have got that in spades (or diamonds and hearts as it were).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
For this price, a decent zipper would be nice,
By Dan Z "-dan z-" (Northeast Tennessee, home of the free) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero SL Parka - Men's (Misc.)
I have owned this jacket for two winters, now. The zipper has always been difficult to get started and so I usually ignore it and just close the hook-and-loop fasteners unless it is windy out. Yet despite this limited use, the zipper has now started to come open below the raised pull tab, just as most cheap plastic zippers do eventually. (No, it is not because it fits too tightly. It is actually quite loose on me.) For this price, I expected a decent, heavy-duty zipper. Perhaps they could afford that if they left off all their embroidered company logos.... Also, the top of the zipper comes to the top of the collar, and when closed pokes into the bottom of my chin, which is very annoying. In addition, you must be very careful not to brush against anything sharp, such as broken branches or barbed wire, as the outer material tears VERY easily. I gave it two stars instead of one because it is warm, and the sleeves are actually long enough for my long arms. 2115|R2VL899SU66YCD;2115|R1MWZFKVOERBOE;2115|R1SVP895TJ2GM7;
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