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 Outdoor Research Refuge Down Jacket - Women's |
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Sale Price:
$149.48 – $324.95
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Our Price:
$298.95 – $324.95
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Item # ODR0284
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Available Colors: (click to view)
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Black
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Carbon/Pomegranate
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Rose
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Description of Outdoor Research Refuge Down Jacket - Women's:
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It's really no surprise that down-insulated shell jackets are all the rage these days. The 650+ fill Outdoor Research Women's Refuge Jacket features a waterproof breathable Pertex Endurance shell to keep you dry at your stormy 3am ridge-top rest stop. Outdoor Research made the removable, insulated hood large enough to fit over your helmet. Bundle up in the Refuge Down Jacket for a two-hour belay session while your partner battles the ice above. You can even listen to your iPod thanks to an integrated media pocket, and the two internal water bottle pockets keep your H20 from freezing solid like everything else around you. When the temps warm back up, the Refuge Jacket stuffs back into the stuff sack that comes with it.
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Bottom Line: Find your own shelter form the storm with the Outdoor Research Refuge Down Jacket.
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| Reviews (7): |
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| Just What I Was Looking For 03-20-08 |
| yaheweha (2): |
| I purchased the size small and it was a perfect fit for me (5'5 1/2", 134 lbs).
It is a beautiful jacket, though I bought it more for high alpine temperatures and conditions, so style is fairly irrelevant. Each of the features is both helpful and easily accessed. There are draw-string pulls on various parts (the waist and the hood most importantly) that allow for a snug fit that is custom-created by you.
The removable hood is also a great feature, and it is large enough to fit over a helmet.
It fits into a stuff-sack 1/5 of the size of the jacket and is a good weight considering the warmth of the jacket.
I have enjoyed it so far, and I trust it will serve me well in the upcoming season of mountaineering. |
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| TOASTy 11-19-08 |
laurafiat2360468 (1):  |
| I slipped this bad larry on during a 28°F night and BAM, I was warmed up again in seconds! Fits great, nice shape, totally dig that the hood fits over the helmet! Wish it came in some more exciting colors but the bottom line is it keeps me warm and that's all that really matters! |
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| Nice! 10-18-08 |
| OhK (5): |
| The only things I don't love about this jacket are the visor on the hood and the draft flap over the zipper. The hood on the Mountain Hardwear Sub-Zero SL is the best hood ever made and the fact that the down is located on the inside of the zipper flap is better than on the outside (as is on this jacket.) Other than that, this is a super comfy, uber warm jacket with the best pockets on any down jacket on the market. They are located in areas that when goods are placed within them they don't all gather in one spot (my abdomen) like on other jackets. And it has enough pockets to carry everything I need. Something that most gals' jackets never have. (I swear most manufacturers think we'll be carrying purses with us while backpacking. I like having pockets like the guys get. A place for my knife, headlamp, etc... Easy to access and darned handy!)The collar is micro fleece lined as are the pockets. Overall this jacket is wonderful! If the hood were as cozy as teh MH-S-Z-SL it would be perfect!! But it is so close! |
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Material:
[Shell] Pertex Endurance; [Lining] ripstop polyester
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Insulation:
650+ Fill down
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Pockets:
2 Hand, 1 chest, 1 media, 2 water bottle
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Recommended Use:
Ice climbing, alpine climbing, mountaineering, winter camping, skiing in blizzards
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Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime
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