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Columbia Men's Labyrinth Loop Omni-Heat Infinity Insulated Hooded Jacket (3 Colors)
$74
$185.00
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Columbia has Columbia Men's Labyrinth Loop Omni-Heat Infinity Insulated Hooded Jacket (3 colors, sizes S-2XL) for $73.98. Shipping is free for Greater Rewards Members (free to join).
Thanks Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for finding this deal.
Note, available sizes may vary by color.
Available Colors:Features:
Thanks Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for finding this deal.
Note, available sizes may vary by color.
Available Colors:Features:
- Omni-Heat Infinity advanced thermal reflective
- Omni-Heat Recycled Synthetic Down
- Water resistant fabric
- Drawcord adjustable hood
- Chin guard
- Zippered chest pocket
- Zippered hand pockets
- Elastic cuffs
- Drawcord adjustable hem
- Center Back Length: 27.5"
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- This product is rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on 332 customer reviews.
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Columbia [columbia.com] has Columbia Men's Labyrinth Loop Omni-Heat Infinity Insulated Hooded Jacket (3 colors, sizes S-2XL) for $73.98. Shipping is free for Greater Rewards Members (free to join [columbia.com]).
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Created 02-27-2023
at 02:48 PM
by LolaBunny21 | Staff
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1 - Super warm, with about 2x the heat retention of the generic puffies you'll see so many deals for, right now. Synthetic insulation means it's also warm while wet (Rain, dew, sweat).
2 - Packability is a bit mixed. It will pack way down, but not into a pocket. So you'll need a separate stuff sack. You could probably use a gallon Ziplock for partial compression, and protection, then just (carefully?) cram it into your pack or luggage somewhere.
3 - 1.5-1.7 pounds is pretty average, about 2x heavier than the more expensive puffies (2x price on super sale) or the aforementioned generic puffies (1/2 warmth, 1/2 price). I'm cheap, with no injuries, but many would pay 2x for 1/2 weight, to save their knees and ankles.
4 - Durability is entirely from other reviews. But it seems to have much more than the expensive light puffies, as well as the cheap down ones.
Keep in mind - this is all based on research and general experience, not my own experience with the product. I don't care a whit for how my backpacking gear looks, but it doesn't seem so bad as these other reviews say. Hope this helps.
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My girlfriend has this in brown and she loves it but it is warm she says very very warm. UGLY AS HELL and no better in real life but I only have to be seen with her wearing it luckily I don't have to wear it🥴🤢
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1 - Super warm, with about 2x the heat retention of the generic puffies you'll see so many deals for, right now. Synthetic insulation means it's also warm while wet (Rain, dew, sweat).
2 - Packability is a bit mixed. It will pack way down, but not into a pocket. So you'll need a separate stuff sack. You could probably use a gallon Ziplock for partial compression, and protection, then just (carefully?) cram it into your pack or luggage somewhere.
3 - 1.5-1.7 pounds is pretty average, about 2x heavier than the more expensive puffies (2x price on super sale) or the aforementioned generic puffies (1/2 warmth, 1/2 price). I'm cheap, with no injuries, but many would pay 2x for 1/2 weight, to save their knees and ankles.
4 - Durability is entirely from other reviews. But it seems to have much more than the expensive light puffies, as well as the cheap down ones.
Keep in mind - this is all based on research and general experience, not my own experience with the product. I don't care a whit for how my backpacking gear looks, but it doesn't seem so bad as these other reviews say. Hope this helps.
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Same stuff found in Pattagucci.
https://www.patagonia.c