RAB Women's Kaon Jacket - 14 - Geranium

Description

Stratos sythnetic insulation at the shoulders, cuffs and hood. Packable, breathable and ultralight, three words to delight mountain maniacs. To add warmth in damp conditions, this insulated hoodie has synthetic fill where moisture is a greater threat: namely, the cuffs, shoulders and hood. For cold, snowy ski tours and alpine climbs, you can put it on and leave it on under a shell. In shoulder seasons, it's for evenings around camp or belaying in the shade. Hydrophobic 800-fill-power goose down offers an warmth-to-weight ratio. Stratos sythnetic insulation at the shoulders, cuffs and hood. Nylon fabric is down-proof and wind-resistant, with a DWR finish. Stretchy Pertex Quantum Air under the arms increases breathability and mobility. Low-profile hood with an elastic trim. Wind-resistant YKK zipper closes smoothly. Zippered chest pocket keep personal items handy and warm. 1/2 hem drawcord reduces pressure points at the hips for easy layering under a harness or backpack. Elastic cuffs are easy to layer with gloves. Stuff sack included. Nylon fabric is down-proof and wind-resistant, with a DWR finish. Elastic cuffs are easy to layer with gloves. Hydrophobic 800-fill-power goose down offers an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio. For cold, snowy ski tours and alpine climbs, you can put it on and leave it on under a shell. In shoulder seasons, it's for evenings around camp or belaying in the shade. Athletic fit. Stuff sack included. Wind-resistant YKK zipper closes smoothly.

Key Features

• In shoulder seasons, it's for evenings around camp or belaying in the shade.
• Hydrophobic 800-fill-power goose down offers an warmth-to-weight ratio.
• For cold, snowy ski tours and alpine climbs, you can put it on and leave it on under a shell.
• Nylon fabric is down-proof and wind-resistant, with a DWR finish.
• To add warmth in damp conditions, this insulated hoodie has synthetic fill where moisture is a greater threat: namely, the cuffs, shoulders and hood.
• Packable, breathable and ultralight, three words to delight mountain maniacs.