Patagonia Men's Slingshot Down Jacket
by Patagonia, Down Jackets
Patagonia Men's Slingshot Down Jacket
Providing 600-fill power-to-the-people, the Patagonia Slingshot Down Jacket for Men is a seriously warm jacket that liberates you from the piercing cold. The Slingshot has a low-profile design that pairs nicely with an early morning bouldering circuit or a trip into town. The materials combine a tough, windproof polyester variegated ripstop shell (all-recycled) to cast off water and an extremely efficient layer of goose down insulation that thaws out chilly belays. A lightweight internal lining of all-recycled, 100% polyester glides smoothly over layers. Features include a full front-zip with a protective snap closure, two front hand pockets (lined with microfleece), an internal security pocket, a drop-tail design, internal cuff gussets to keep wind at bay and a brushed lining at the neck. Built for serious warmth and with a sportswear fit, this 600-fill goose down jacket by Patagonia closes that gap between thinking comfortable and being toasty. Stuff sack included.
- Fabric: shell - 2.4-oz 100% polyester
- Lining: 2-oz 100% polyester plain weave
- Insulation: 600-fill-power premium European goose down
- Durable, windproof, yet lightweight polyester ripstop shell sheds moisture and is extremely lightweight
- 600-fill goose down insulation
- Full front zip with double snap-closure storm fronts
- Supple lining for comfort and easy layering
- Soft, brushed polyester lining at neck for next-to-skin comfort
- Pockets: interior zippered security and two microfleece-lined zippered handwarmers
- Internal gusseted cuff; stuff sack
- Regular fit
- Recommended for: climbing, hiking, camping, backcountry, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, casual
- Weight: 68 g (2.4 oz)
Reviews - Patagonia Men's Slingshot Down
Anonymous -
11/13/2009
Great classic look
I really enjoyed the great customer service Altrec provided in shipping the product quickly. The jacket compress nicely for travel. For the price I would recommend the jacket.
