The North Face Girl's Boundary Triclimate Jacket
by The North Face, Rain Jackets
The North Face Girl's Boundary Triclimate Jacket
Allowing young riders to push their boundaries on the mountain while staying warm and dry, The North Face Boundary Triclimate Jacket for Girls is a 3-in-1 ski jacket that goes from school yard to ski lift without missing a beat. Constructed with a waterproof, breathable, fully seam sealed exterior jacket, the Boundary Triclimate features a removable insulated jacket, a combination that provides a tough barrier against cold weather on the slopes. Wear each as separates, or together for maximum warmth, the Boundary Triclimate is your ticket to winter warmth. Ski/snowboard-friendly features keeps riders content all season long.
- Body fabric: HyVent® 2L 100% nylon
- Body lining: 100% polyester mesh
- Sleeves/hood lining: 100% nylon taffeta
- Liner jacket: 100% printed polyester
- Waterproof, breathable, fully seam sealed
- Removable hood
- Zip-in and snap-in compatible
- Welted zip handwarmer pockets
- Infused Napoleon pocket with polyurethane (PU) zip
- Goggle pocket and cloth
- Internal media pocket
- Key clip
- Adjustable cuff tabs with Velcro® closure
- Powder skirt
- ID label
- Adjustable cord lock drawcord system at hem
- Chin guard flap
- Liner jacket: hand pockets, internal chest pocket with Velcro® closure
Reviews - The North Face Girl's Boundary Triclimate
Lana Bennett -
10/26/2008
jacket
Bought this jacket for my 11 yr. old granddaughter and she just loves it.. Bought a lg. and it fits very good w/ a little room for growth. Would recommend this for any child... Have ordered quit a few "NORTH FACE" jackets and they have all been very, very good qualty.. Also have one myself and it wears and washes beautiful.... A return customer!!!
Anonymous -
9/27/2008
Passed the comfort test!
My daughter loves the comfort and style of this jacket. It hasn't been cold enough to test it for the warmth factor.
Anonymous -
9/23/2008
great jacket
I bought this jacket for my daughter just before a trip to Norway. She was warm, dry and comfortable and loved the ability to mix and match the shell and liner.
