Mountain Hardwear Men's Sub Zero SL Parka
by Mountain Hardwear, Down Jackets
Mountain Hardwear Men's Sub Zero SL Parka
With 650-fill goose down, articulated sleeves and a detachable hood the Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero SL Parka for men is an essential piece of gear for cold weather backcountry and mountaineering expeditions.
- Face fabric SL Ripstop w/ Laminate Conduit SL
- Lining Fabric Nylon Taffeta
- Insulation 650-Fill Down
- Reinforcement fabric Nutshell Taslan
- Baffle construction
- Conduit SL - waterproof and breathable
- Easy snap-off, detachable down hood
- Double zip chest pockets
- Fleece lined hand pockets
- One handed hood, waist and hem drawcords
- Interior water bottle pocket
- Interior zip pocket
- Reinforced abrasion areas
- Stuff sack included
- Two-way front zipper
- Adjustable, Velcro® cuffs
- Weight: 3 lbs.1.07 oz (1050 g)
Reviews - Mountain Hardwear Men's Sub Zero SL
Jon -
8/16/2007
The warmest jacket ever!
This is the best parka i have ever had love the fleece lined pockets very warm built for Alaska but works well in Michigan.
Bevan Brookfield -
1/28/2007
Never be cold again
For surviving a Midwest winter this is the best. I just bought my second, the first lasted five years before I ripped it - (it was looking a bit worn too). This plus a good pair of gloves and ordinary clothes underneath sets you up for anything. The parka is the one to get, the sub zero SL Jacket is the same down weight and construction, but is rather short in the body - and this is intentional as the arms were amply long. The parka will keep your rear end warm while using it as a casual winter coat rather than with insulated bottoms. This is a well made and light jacket with so much warmth, and the Conduit SL really does what it says, you may be toasty inside but not sweaty.
John -
12/5/2006
Couldn't be happier
I've had this coat for just under 1 year. I wear it on the coldest of days and stay perfectly warm. It's nice to not wear 6 layers of clothing. One sweater underneath, and today I was comforatable walking to work for 20 minutes in 0 degree weather
