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Beschreibung

Wenn die Temperaturen sinken, hält dieser ultraleichte, elegante, isolierende und wetterabweisende Anorak mollig warm. Eine DWR-Imprägnierung widersteht Regen, Graupel und Schnee, sodass der Anorak als Außenschicht bei unfreundlichem Winterwetter getragen werden kann.

Gewicht (in oz./g) ca. 21.5 / 608 M

Funktionen

Daunenfüllung mit 650 cuin Bauschkraft
Ultraleichte Oberschicht
Verstellbare und abnehmbare Kapuze
Front-Reißverschluss mit innenliegender Sturmklappe
Mehrere Taschen: Handwärmer- und Innentaschen
Rechte Handwärmertasche dient gleichzeitig als Verstaubeutel
Elastische Bündchen
Saum mit Kordelzug Material: 68 % Polyester, 32 % Nylon, 2-schichtig, Pertex® Shield-Oberschicht mit 75D // 100 % Nylonfutter

Technologie

Down 650+ Goose down is the lightest, warmest and most compressible insulation available. Like all insulation layers, down provides warmth by trapping a layer of air that separates the wearer from the outside cold. 650+ fill-power down is the second highest fill power currently offered by Outdoor Research
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Pertex® Shield Pertex® Shield fabric balances waterproofness, breathability and wind resistance all within a flexible, durable and lightweight construction.
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Bewertung

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3.5

(based on 2 reviews)

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3/22/2013

2.0

Great Fit, Lots of Feathers

By Unhappy Camper

from Grand Rapids, MI

Pros

Great Fit
Light weight yet warm

Cons

feathers shed

Best Uses

This coat fit really well however my coat shed a ton of feathers. Not just a feather here and there (like a typical down coat) but my entire back/arms would be full of them. I called to ask if I could exchange, however, the customer service rep stated that they knew this was an issue due to the fabric used on the coat. Unfortunately, I had to return the coat.

10/4/2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Perfect everday coat.

By Christi2k

from Boulder, CO

Pros

Lightweight
Not bulky
Stylish
Warm

Cons

none

Best Uses

Everyday wear
Insulated Sans Bulk

The Aria Storm Parka was such a pleasant surprise! I was thrilled with my purchase as soon as I tried it on. It's the perfect coat for those cooler fall days, and I know it will be great this winter. It's not bulky but definitely warm, and so lightweight.

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Q:
I'm looking for a stylish, but very warm winter coat that I can wear to work and school on a daily basis. Can I expect this coat to stand up to Alberta's dry -30 & -40 C days?
Asked on 11/28/2012 by Cetara from Edmonton, AB
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- A:
  This coat should perform just fine.
  Answered on 11/28/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
How much down (volume or weight) is in this coat?
Asked on 11/25/2012 by DT from Gorham, New Hampshire
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- A:
  Features a 650+ down fill construction.
  Answered on 12/5/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I will be in Paris after Thanksgiving & the weather is upper 40's/50 at day with lows 38/44. Also, there's a 20-50% chance of rain over our stay. I chill easily and am looking for the 'perfect coat' to allow for strolls on the streets, protect me from elements but also not weigh me down when ducking into a museum for a few hours. I plan to layer with a undershirt & light sweater.

This coat *seems* to fit the bill, especially since I was looking for this exact length.

Is tihs coat a good recommendation or is there another in your line you would recommend instead?

Also, what is the "stuff" pocket on the right side? Is this a packable coat with built-in storage ... or is it simple a "stuff" pocket to put -stuff- inside?

Thank you!!!
Asked on 11/12/2012 by ReeNee from Texas
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- A:
  Hi,
  I live in NYC area and adore this coat - I bought this coat to go for walks, shop and museum strolls but I am starting to wear it for dressier occasions with a scarf (not formal affairs but nights out with friends). Its extremely comfortable due to the lightweight and I receive constant compliments. I am a petite person - 5'3" ,115# and own the xs in the grey color. I understand this review is not timely for the Thanksgiving Paris, but hope it helps other buyers.
  Answered on 11/27/2012 by Phoebe from Greenwich, CT
- A:
  The Aria Storm Parka should perform just fine. The right handwarmer pocket doubles as a stuff sack.
  Answered on 11/13/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
Is this coat good in the rain? I live in Juneau, AK.
Asked on 10/24/2012 by KT from Juneau, AK
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- A:
  The Aria Storm Parka is made with 2 layer Pertex Shield and has a DWR treatment but is not seemed taped. It is designed to handle moisture but is not waterproof.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
How long is this coat?
Asked on 10/18/2012 by E_Fred from Minneapolis, MN
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- A:
  The center back lengths of the W's Aria Storm Parka are as follows:
  
  XS - 32 3/4"
  S - 33 3/4"
  M - 34 3/4"
  L - 35 3/4"
  XL - 36 3/4"
  
  These measurements should be taken from the center back neck seam. The parka typically falls at mid-thigh.
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA
Q:
Would this parka be a good option for windy days? I live on the Front Range of Colorado and am looking for something that will keep the wind out while walking in town. If not, is there another insulated jacket that would be more suitable?
Asked on 10/11/2012 by Britt from Fort Collins, CO
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- A:
  The jacket should cut most of the wind but isn't completely windproof since it isn't baffled i.e. the stitching goes all the way through. If you are looking for something completely windproof I'd suggest taking a look at our Chaos Jacket or Havoc Jacket. Both have Windstopper so they are completely windproof.
  Answered on 10/12/2012 by jpark cs from Seattle, WA
Q:
Where do you manufacture your clothing?
Asked on 9/9/2012 by Amber from mt
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- A:
  Overseas with the exception of our military. All military line is manufactured right here, in Seattle.
  
  Thanks for your question!
  Answered on 9/21/2012 by Outdoor Research CS