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The perfect insurance for epic alpine ascents, winter camping and long ski tours where a high warmth to weight ratio is crucial, the DWR treated 10D Pertex® shell of the incredibly lightweight Incandescent Hoody™ also makes it the perfect late-fall rock climbing belay parka on very cold days.

Avg. Weight (oz./g): 14.4 / 408 M

Features

800+ fill down insulation
Ultralight
Ultra-compressible
Water resistant
Breathable
Double-separating front zipper
Internal stormflap
Down-filled hood
Two zippered handwarmer pockets
Right hand pocket doubles as stuff sack
Articulated elbows
Elastic cuffs with tricot lining
Drawcord hem Fabric- 100% ripstop nylon, 10D Pertex® fabric with DWR coating body // 100% nylon taffeta, 20D lining

Technology

Down 800+ 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. 800+ fill-power down is the highest fill power currently offered by Outdoor Research
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DWR A durable, water-repellent coating applied to the surface of our performance fabrics that makes them snow and water-resistant, causing liquids to bead up and roll off.
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Pertex® Quantum Ultralight fabric offering a high level of breathability and weight-savings, ideal for insulating layers where high water resistance isn't as important.
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5.0

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10/28/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

oh WOW!

By nan

from Colorado by way of North Cackalacky

Pros

Double Zip Front
Lightweight
Roomy fit
Super warm
Very compressable
Water Resistant

Cons

Best Uses

All Around Warm
Belay Jacket

I was excited to find this jacket! I wanted a down belay jacket with some water resistance that still packed small. This jacket has been amazing. I wear it regularly and it is proving to be a great jacket! I stay remarkably warm. In fact, I have to take this jacket off at times if it is not cold enough. It's not a jacket that I leave in for long when I enter a building. The blue is a great color. (Be aware that the fabric is slightly sheer. If you don't like seeing feathers, go for the black.) The jacket has plenty of room for layers. I usually get XSs, but wanted this a little roomier for wearing over other jackets. It seems to have paid off. And per usual, my Jacket-thieving Partners have been stuffing their guy-selves into my jacket at belays..."wow, this is a Nice'un." Get your OWN! (:

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Q:
Is the hood removable?
Asked on 11/26/2012 by SD in FL from Florida
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- A:
  No.
  Answered on 11/26/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
Hi,
What is the length of the arms on this jacket?
Asked on 10/26/2012 by JT from kamloops, BC Canada
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- A:
  The length of the sleeve measured from the center of the back to the cuff is as follows:
  XS 33 inch S 34 inch M 35 inch L 36 inch XL 37 inch
  Answered on 10/26/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
Is the women's jacket designed to be as tough and warm as the men's?
Asked on 10/25/2012 by Fish from S Lake Tahoe, Ca
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- A:
  Yes.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
How durable is the material? My current lightweight jacket hasn't even lasted a year.
Asked on 10/19/2012 by Hannah from Libby, MT
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- A:
  The jacket uses a 10D ripstop nylon that trades durability for weight savings. If you are concerned about the durability, I'd take a look at the W's Virtuoso Jacket. The jacket is about the same warmth and uses a thicker 30D fabric making it significantly more durable than the Incandescent.
  Answered on 10/19/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
what is the fill weight in a medium?
Asked on 10/11/2012 by Dan from Seattle, WA
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- A:
  The "loft" or "fill power" for this item is 800+ goose down insulation. Thanks for the question!
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by Anonymous