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Men's Minimalist Component 3-in-1 Jacket
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Men's Minimalist Component 3-in-1 Jacket
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$350.00
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Backed by Marmot's Lifetime WarrantyProduct Details
Features
- GORE-TEX Paclite® Guaranteed to Keep You Dry
- PFC Free DWR
- 100% Seam Taped - 2.5 Layer Construction
- Removable Thermal R Liner Jacket
- Chest Pocket with Water Resistant Zip
- Attached Adjustable Hood with Peripheral Cord
- Zippered Hand Pockets
- Adjustable Velcro® Cuffs
Description
Made from GORE-TEX® with Paclite® Technology, this Men's Minimalist Waterproof Component Jacket will keep you warm and dry with its wind-blocking hydrophobic membrane while the weight-minimizing Paclite technology adds comfort to your outdoor adventure in the rain or snow. The 100% recycled fabric has a PFC-free, water-repellent finish. The removable Thermal R insulated jacket liner easily zips out when your hike warms up.
Specifications
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Product Weight: 1lb 13.6oz (839.1g)
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Main Fabric: GORE-TEX® Products with Paclite® Technology 100% Recycled Polyester 3.3 oz/yd | 100% Recycled Nylon Ripstop 1.5 oz/yd
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Insulation Type: Regular Fit
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Center Back Length: 30.5in
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Waterproof: Yes
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Style Number: 31530
Rated 5 out of
5
by
guywhoboughtskijacket from
Great Ski Coat
If you're looking for a relatively affordable shell jacket to go skiing in, look no further. I'm a bit on the lean side, so a bit sensitive to temps.. I rocket this jacket out in CO for alpine skiing and was perfectly warm with long underwear and a long sleeve over it. It might seem a little flimsy, but the insulation is phenomenal. Super breathable, so you won't be killing yourself, yet warm enough to keep yourself from shivering on the lifts.
The jacket itself just has a really cool style. If longer is not your look, you might want to consider something else.. However, long is kinda dope right now - so mimics that trench, pea coat-look.
Date published: 2020-01-30
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Snuffy from
Runs small in the shoulders
Jacket seemed great, and well made. But I followed Marmot's sizing recommendations and the jacket was too tight in the shoulders (with just a t-shirt on underneath) so I returned it. I'm 5'7", 170lbs, with broader shoulders and ordered a Medium. If I had planned to layer in colder temps, I'd have looked like Randy from Christmas Story and wouldn't have been able to move my arms. Unfortunately, they were out of size large when I returned it so I got a different style in a size Large and that's working out just fine. (Solaris, not a 3 in 1)
Bottom Line: Despite Marmot's size recommendations, if you typically wear a large, get the large.
Date published: 2021-02-23
Rated 5 out of
5
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whitecoal55 from
High quality jacket
I bought this jacket to help deal with nighttime shifts working in and on cell towers in Wyoming in the wintertime. This is a great jacket. The down inside is extremely warm. The lining does a pretty great job of keeping water off you. Love the hood visor and mouth guard design, really helps minimize the wind freezing your face off. I can use the outer shell in the wintertime at home in Arizona, it looks nice enough to wear over my dress shirts at work. The inner puff jacket is WAY too warm to wear in Arizona, period. All in all, this was a great investment, you should buy this jacket for weather conditions from -20F to 40F. Warmer than that it's unnecessary; colder than that you may need something heavier.
Date published: 2020-01-16
Rated 5 out of
5
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Ryduder from
Thumbs Up To This Awesome All Around Jacket
Purchased this jacket as my only jacket for a long trip that involved lots of trekking across many different terrains. We went from windy, hot, wet, cold environments to urban cities. This jacket really was great and accommodated many of my needs while on the trip. Had no issues staying dry when wearing this jacket and it was put to the test. Also, loved the very comfortable and warm thermal liner, would often wear as a light jacket while out in a city.
Overall great jacket, would recommend. Only thing I wish, is that it had pit zips. Other than that thumbs Marmot!
Date published: 2019-05-15
Rated 2 out of
5
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Nick734 from
First Marmot product that let me down.
I bought this coat for backpacking in Michigan's ever changing weather. Over the 6 months that I've owned it, I've had strings coming loose on the arms of the liner, and got completely soaked on a 30 minute walk in the rain.
Date published: 2020-05-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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tl790 from
Multi-weather, protective and insulating jacket
An all-around great jacket - best use in cool (40 degree F+) to mild (less than 55 degree F) weather, especially in rain. Having come from a Minimalist rain jacket, this jacket displays the same amount of great water protection.
I just wish that I could vent this jacket like the rain jacket for a little bit of sweat relief when it's warmer
Date published: 2019-06-04
Rated 4 out of
5
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Shellback from
Does the job at a fair price
Bought to replace another 3 in 1. The outer shell is excellent against rain. The inner liner, while appearing a little on the light side, provides superb insultation. I would add a fastener on the top of the inner liner for attachment to the shell, and maybe make the hood removable.
Date published: 2020-01-22
Rated 4 out of
5
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Cooke from
Another great Marmot piece
Bought this to replace my REI she'll from years ago. I like the compound nature and am currently skiing in single digits in UTAH with no issue. The only complaints I have are 1) you can't just pull your arm out when you are taking the coat off because there is one connection of the puffy party to the cost and it caught esp. on the side wear your watch. To attachment points may or may not solve this but it confounds me constantly. 2) no place to attach your ski pass low. Otherwise I have worn it in a cold downpour cold nyc frigid temps and it is great.. hood works fine with adjustment pull and fits nicely under so helmet. I do wish it could roll and be stored rather than flap around.
Date published: 2019-01-28