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Marmot's Gravity Jacket is a great all rounder softshell. Features like high quality zippers that glide easily up and down to the great fit and Angel-Wing Movement that keeps that jacket from ridding up when in use make this jacket stand out from the crowd. Out of Marmot's M1 softshell line, the Gravity is designed to be used in cold and wet conditions with lower aerobic output. A wonderful jacket for winter hiking, unplanned snow days, and a night out on the town without any shivers.
The Gravity Jacket by Marmot is a highly popular softshell jacket that offers incredible mobility when out doing your thing. Made with a water resistant, highly breathable, wind resistant M1 material that offers you awesome protection when skiing, backpacking or hiking.
This material is NOT waterproof, but will perform great in snowy conditions, or light rain. If you need protection from wind, and want flexible mobility, the Gravity will give you all the freedom you need in movement and will keep the wind from zapping important heat from your body.
Blending style with practicality, the highly wind-resistant and sturdy Gravity is Marmot's most popular softshell for good reason.
Serious protection at a down-to-earth price, the Gravity Jacket exemplifies the Marmot softshell ethic. With highly effective windproof and water resistant fabrics, tons of trail-oriented features, and comfortable linings, it’s a perfect outer layer for all kinds of intermittent aerobic activities in unpredictable weather.
Features.
- Water-Resistant, Breathable, Windproof, Durable, Warm, Stretch.
- Soft Fabric to Warm Hands.
- Adjustable Velcro Cuff.
- Secure Pocket to Store Small Items.
- For Adjustability in Serious Weather.
- Moisture Wicking Fabric for Comfort Around Your Neck and Face.
- Allows Full Range of Motion in Arms so Jacket Doesn`t Ride Up.
• Center Back Length: 27.75in / 70.5cm.
• Overall Weight: 1 lbs 8.2 oz / 686.1 g.
• Main Material: Softshell WPB 88% Nylon, 12% Elastane 9.1 oz/yd
Durable, highly-breathable and water-resistant, the Marmot Gravity Jacket soft shell is a great option for stop-and-go aerobic use in colder conditions. Its durability lends trail-worthy versatility for season after season.
| Avg. length: | 28". |
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| Back Length: | 27.75in / 70.5cm |
| Center Back Length: | 27.75 in / 70.5 cm |
| Clothing Fit: | Regular Fit |
| Cuffs: | Adjustable Velcro® Cuff |
| Dimensions: | Center Back Length 27.75in |
| Fabric: | Softshell WPB 88% Nylon/ 12% Elastane 9.1 oz/yd |
| Fabrics/Materials: | Marmot M1 Softshell WPB 88% Nylon, 12% Elastane 9.1 oz/yd |
| Fit: | Regular Fit |
| Gusseted: | Angel-Wing Movement - Allows Full Range of Motion in Arms so Jacket Doesn't Ride Up |
| Hem: | Elastic Draw Cord Hem |
| Hood: | No |
| Insulation: | no |
| Insulation Material: | n/a |
| Liner-Compatible: | no |
| Material: | Softshell Bonded 88% Nylon 12% Elastane Plain Weave Stretch 11.0 oz/yd. |
| Number of Pockets: | 4 |
| Other: | 4-Way Stretch Fabric |
| Pockets: | Zippered Handwarmer Pockets - Soft Fabric to Warm Hands; Laser-Drilled Sleeve Pocket; Inside Zip Pocket - Secure Pocket to Store Small Items |
| Recommended Use: | Winter Backpacking/Hiking/Snowshoeing |
| Seams: | not taped |
| Shell Material: | Marmot M1 Soft Shell |
| Sizes: | Small Medium Large X - Large XX - Large |
| Softshell Weight: | Midweight |
| Torso Length: | 27 3/4" Center Back Length for Size Medium |
| Type: | Waterproof Breathable Soft Shell |
| Venting: | no |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Waterproof Rating: | water resistant |
| Weight: | 1 lbs 8.2 oz / 686.1 g |
| Weight [with packaging]: | XX-Large: 2 lb |
| Zipper: | DriClime® Lined Collar and Chin Guard |
| Marmot Super Gravity Jacket | $92.48 - $185.00 |
This thing is awesome. Great fit, build quality is fantastic. The Navy blue is a real nice. I'm 6.1 athletic build at 185 pounds, Large fits perfect, with room for base, polar 200 weight.
Very water resistant. 30 minute ride home in light to medium rain and 30 mile hour winds, it just started to spot in a couple places.
Very breathable, stretchy, completely wind resistant. Arm pocket is large enough to fit my Samsung Galaxy S II with CaseMate, but not with headphones. Using the pocket does not impede movement.
Only gripe, is it isn't as warm as I had hoped. Maybe I expected to much from my first soft shell. From what I read on the web, they replace a mid layer, but that is not the case. It is just a flexible, water resistant, windproof, light insulating outer layer. Pack a light shell if backpacking in case of downpours... Highly recommend it. I will be a Marmot Man now.
PS: I had a Columbia Key Three II before this, and returned it. The craftsmanship was not great for the price, but the Omni-Heat does work, if you were curious.
I spent a lot of time searching for a coat that met all of my specs and didn't cost $400+ and was very happy when I found this. I'm 5'9" 175 lb and the L fits great with plenty of room for multiple baselayers including a thick fleece or down vest. It's kept me bone dry and warm on the bike in fairly heavy rain and temps between 25 - 40 (with activity and light baselayer). I don't feel any wind chill while biking. Also, material has a good feel to it and isn't overly stiff or "plastic" like many shells out there. Looks good enough for business casual as well - at least the gray color!
This is a great jacket for the fall/early winter/spring. It is stiff at first, but after a week of everyday use it loosens up. I use it as a shell when it is not too cold (20-50F) and layer underneath; once it is colder I switch to my down jacket.
I like the high collar on this jacket to cut down the wind and it beads water in a light rain. I bought the XL (5'11", 230#) and have plenty of room underneath. The cuffs are velcro, which helps to wear a glove over the top or underneath depending on the activity. I can fit my down sweater underneath if it's a wet cold.
this is not a warm jacket i tried it out in 38 degree and was disappointed on how cold the jacket was if you want a warm whether jacket and good wind breaker this will do the job If i am going to spend 150 on a jacket i would get a winter jacket for that price that is warm