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The North Face Men's Alta Vista Jacket (Acid Yellow) Expired
$50.85
$129.00
+ Free Shipping
Update: This popular deal is still available.
REI has The North Face Men's Alta Vista Jacket (Acid Yellow) on sale for $50.83. Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Hunter hawkblu09 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for store pickup will vary by location. Availability will vary by size.
Color Options:
REI has The North Face Men's Alta Vista Jacket (Acid Yellow) on sale for $50.83. Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Hunter hawkblu09 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for store pickup will vary by location. Availability will vary by size.
Color Options:
- Acid Yellow $50.83
- 2.5-layer DryVent fabric provides waterproof/breathable protection; PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish sheds moisture and resists stains
- Pit-zip venting helps you shed heat when the terrain gets tough
- 3-piece hood with adjustable cord lock adds coverage
- Exposed, waterproof center-front zipper helps you stay dry
- A secure-zip chest pocket, an internal drop-in pocket and exposed-zip hand pockets store your trail essentials
- Jacket packs down to stow in hand pocket
- Side-hem adjustments and adjustable hook-and-loop cuffs ensure a just-right fit
- Printed liner adds pizzazz
- Heat transfer logos on left chest and back-right shoulder
- Standard fit
- Banff Blue (S-XL) $50.83
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- Our research indicates that the The North Face Men's Alta Vista Jacket (Banff Blue) is $26.57 lower (34.3% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $77.40 at the time of this post.
- Rating of 4.5 from 103 REI customer reviews.
- Refer to the forum thread for discussion of this deal. -Corwin
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Rei.com [rei.com] has The North Face Men's Alta Vista Jacket for $50.83 as listed below. Shipping is free
- Banff Blue [rei.com] (S-XL) $50.83 OOS
- Acid Yellow [rei.com] (S-
XXLXL) $50.83
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| Product Description: | 2.5-layer DryVent™ fabric provides waterproof/breathable protection; PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish sheds moisture and resists stains Pit-zip venting helps you shed heat when the terrain gets tough 3-piece hood with adjustable cord lock adds coverage Exposed, waterproof center-front zipper helps you stay dry A secure-zip chest pocket, an internal drop-in pocket and exposed-zip hand pockets store your trail essentials Jacket packs down to stow in hand pocket Side-hem adjustments and adjustable hook-and-loop cuffs ensure a just-right fit Printed liner adds pizzazz Heat transfer logos on left chest and back-right shoulder Standard fit |
| Product SKU: | 200917 |
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"2 layer: Good protection, heavy, durable, good breathability, least clammy, affordable.
2.5 layer: Good protection, lightweight, less durable, best breathability, often clammy, often affordable.
3 Layer: Best protection, light weight, most durable, fair breathability, little clamminess, expensive.
It comes down to what you need. I personally have two types of jackets in my gear closet, 2.5 and 3 layer jackets. If there is a light chance of rain and I need decent protection with minimal weight, I'll take a 2.5 layer jacket. If there is a chance of heavy rain and I'll be working up a sweat, a 3 layer jacket is going in. Pants, however, I always settle for a 2.5 layer, just to cut weight. If you live in an area with little rain, a 2.5 layer makes perfect sense. If you live with constant monsoons, a 3 layer really is the way to go. I don't personally use 2 layer jackets, but if you're just hiking around town or commuting, they have a place."
Edit: And I mean waterproof and windproof still does not help, most fall and winter jackets are windproof and waterproof.. I guess they should put a temperature rating in descritption, or something..
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Edit: And I mean waterproof and windproof still does not help, most fall and winter jackets are windproof and waterproof.. I guess they should put a temperature rating in descritption, or something..
The Men's Alta Vista Jacket, made with 100% recycled fabrics, will quickly become your go-to hike shell. With a water-repellent finish and technical features like an adjustable hood, pit-zip venting, and a secure-zip pocket, it'll take your trail exploration to the next level."
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It's a rain jacket. I guess you would call it a hardshell.
2.5 layer in the description gives it away as a rain jacket
I live in a very rainy region, so I know my way around rain jacket lingo. But if I didn't, and I saw something said 2.5 layer, I would have no idea that mean waterproof.
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It's a strategy to sell. Most people when they see a North Face jacket they would assume it's a winter jacket and at $50 they'll pull the trigger (when delivered they realize it's a rain jacket and look out for a reason to keep it due to returning inconveniences). If the manufacturer would specify it's a rain jacket the vast majority would pass.