The North Face Varius Guide Jacket - Men's

Thanks to waterproof breathable HyVent fabric, The North Face Varius Guide Jacket keeps you dry as you ski, climb, or hike.

The Men's Varius Guide Jacket by The North Face has a fortified shell delivering all-weather protection - with waterproof - breathable fabric and seam seals. Specifications CB: 29.5 in. Avg. Weight: 32.1 oz (910 g) Fabric Body: 70D x 100D 135 g/m2 dobby nylon HyVent Abrasion: 140D x 70D 145 g/yd2 stretch nylon HyVent Features Standard fit Zip-in compatible Fully adjustable - removable hood with lower face protection Brushed collar Two Napoleon chest pockets with wind flaps Pit-zips with two-way zippers Right internal zip pocket Two hand pockets Elastic and Velcro adjustable cuffs Hem cinchcord This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.

Up to 30% Savings during the REI Fall Sale! Plus members save 20% on one full price item. Ideal for skiing and snowboarding, this waterproof, breathable jacket uses durable stretch fabric in key movement areas. Made from coated HyVent™ nylon and stretch HyVent for durable and comfortable protection; features a combination of mesh and taffeta lining. Seams are sealed for complete weather protection. Fully adjustable, removable hood zips up to protect lower face area; inner collar is brushed for softness next to skin. Pit-zip vents with two-way zippers help you regulate body temperature. Gripper-elastic powder skirt and hem drawcord keep out the spindrift. Elastic/rip-and-stick cuffs seal in warmth. Features two generously sized handwarmer pockets, a vertical chest pocket and an inside stash pocket.

The Varius Guide Jacket by The North Face is a waterproof, breathable, seam sealed Hyvent jacket made for all weather protection: snow, rain, wind or whatever the elements decide to give you. Hyvent is a superior waterproof technology using a polyurethane coating that has three layers of waterproof protections, moisture permeability and durability. The Varius Guide Jacket is designed to be in the elements all day, while you perform highly aerobic activities keeping you dry, warm, and safe from hypothermia.