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The North Face Men's Maineline Triclimate Jacket

$209.19

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3 Reviews

The North Face Men's Maineline Triclimate Jacket

Adaptable to changing weather, the three-in-one Men's Maineline Triclimate Jacket from The North Face pairs a waterproof, breathable shell with a removable Heatseeker Eco liner jacket; each can be worn alone, or they can be combined for weatherproof, insulated protection.

Fabric: shell - HyVent® 2L dobby, lining - mesh body, taffeta arms, liner shell: - ripstop taffeta, liner lining - taffeta
Insulation: Heatseeker™ Eco 100 g
Waterproof, breathable, fully seam sealed
Pant-a-locks
Adjustable hem system
Hook-and-loop adjustable cuffs
Buddy lift clip
[Tric] Zip-in
Internal security pocket / Zip hand pockets
Adjustable EZD-tach hood
Back flow vent
Napoleon PU zip pockets
Dual entry hook-and-loop flap and zip hand pockets
Wrist accessory pocket with goggle cloth
Internal media security pocket
Internal goggle pocket
Powderskirt with elastic gripper

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Reviews - The North Face Men's Maineline Triclimate Jacket

Maine - 2011-03-16

Nice and Warm
Used this on an 8 degree day skiing in the North East. Nice and warm all day. Fits well and seems well made. I have owned some of the lighter weight NF products with good results. I have a good feeling about this jacket as well.

KarlM - 2011-02-07

Excellent jacket
Bought it a week ago, and we just got hammered in Dallas with the worst weather in years. The jacket is very warm, fits nicely, and I've washed it twice and it washes up great (can't stand restaurant smells in my clothes). I would definitely recommend this jacket. It's the most comfortable winter jacket I own.

AJENTBK - 2011-01-26

Very Warm and Waterproof
I live in the northeast, so it gets very cold from time to time. I have used this jacket in 2 degree weather and it performed great. It is surprisingly warm. It does a great job of keeping the wind and water out as well.