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Worthy of its Grand Tetons namesake, the lightweight, weather-beating GORE-TEX Pro Shell Exum Jacket from Marmot is a 3-layer beast for high altitude adventures where going light doesn't require sacrificing protection. Technically equipped with reinforced shoulders and elbows, seam taping, a bomber hood, and storm flap protected zips; this is the ultimate waterproof and breathable jacket to wear from multi-day climbs at 5000 feet to quick jaunts in the backcountry. F09 Specifications based on size Large.
The Marmot Exum jacket holds up to the rigors of mountaineering by offering crocodile-hide tough and extremely lightweight weather protection.
The Exum Jacket by Marmot is equipped with everything you need in a jacket to summit the highest peaks. Constructed with a lightweight Gore-Tex shell that provides the ultimate in waterproof and breathable materials giving alpinists the ability to stay dry and warm while keeping light and fast. With 100% seam taped 3 layer construction that provides unsurpassed waterproof protection and to ensure breathability the Exum has perforated interiors on the pockets. A moldable hood brim offers incredible visibility and reinforced shoulders and elbows have heavier fabric that protects high abrasion areas.
Refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the award-winning Marmot Exum is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX® shell for demanding alpine conditions.
Marmot's Exum Jacket has been refined with input from internationally experienced guides. The award winning Exum is a full function, light weight GORE-TEX shell for demanding alpine conditions.
When dark clouds loom and ridgeline winds howl, you'll be glad you're wearing the Marmot Exum Jacket. With Gore-Tex Pro 3-layer fabric and Gale Force hood, the Exum Jacket provides a bombproof storm fortress that stands up to the nastiest weather. The Exum's active fit leaves room for a layering while Angel Wing sleeve design grants full range of motion without the climbing hem, bare-belly side-effect. The Exum's 3-layer Gore-Tex Pro grants the highest performing weather protection in the industry, so you know you'll stay dry no matter how wet the snow or heavy the rain. The hood's laminated wire-brim visor keeps annoying rain or snow out of your face, and the front pockets are placed perfectly for easy-access while wearing a pack. Plus, the light-on-logo aesthetic keeps things nice and simple.
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The perfect jacket for the most brutal of conditions!
Refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the award-winning Exum is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX® shell for demanding alpine conditions.
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Refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the Exum is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX shell for alpinists going long and demanding light.
ERG hood adjustment system.
Integrated laser drilled pocket backing enhanced breathability.
Designed to fit over fleece or softshells.
Q00% seam taped 3-layer construction provides ultimate waterproof protection.
Reinforced shoulders and elbows heavier fabric protects in high abrasion areas.
PitZips with water-resistant zippers.
Pack Pockets with water-resistant zippers.
Internal mesh storage pocket.
Elastic draw cord hem for adjustability in serious weather.
DriClime lined chin guard moisture wicking fabric protects your face from the zipper.
Q5.00 oz.
FEATURES:
Angel-Wing Movement : Designed to Fit Over Fleece or Softshells : DriClime Lined Chin Guard : Elastic Draw Cord Hem : ERG Hood Adjustment System : Gale-force Hood with Laminated Wire Brim : GORE-TEX PRO Shell : Integrated Laser-Drilled Pocket Backing for Enhanced Breathability : Internal Mesh Storage Pocket : Micro-stitched and 100% Seam Taped 3-Layer Construction : Pack Pockets with Water-resistant Zippers : PitZips with W/R Zippers : Reinforced Shoulders and Elbows
MATERIALS:
Main Material:- Liberty N-140 GORE-TEX Pro 3L : Main Material:- Mini Rip N-110 GORE-TEX Pro 3L
WEIGHT:
15 ozs / 425 g
The Marmot Exum Jacket is refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the Marmot Exum jacket is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX® shell for alpinists going long and demanding light.
Refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the Marmot Exum is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX shell for alpinists going long and demanding light.
An extremely lightweight (14 oz!) yet full-featured mountain jacket.
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| Average weight: | 15 ounces |
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| Avg. Weight: | 15 ozs / 425 g |
| Back length: | 29 inches |
| Breathable Rating: | Gore-Tex guaranteed breathable |
| Core Venting: | Pitzips |
| Country Of Origin: | China |
| Fabric: | 100% ripstop nylon |
| Garment fit: | Standard |
| Gender: | Men's |
| Hood: | Yes |
| Lining: | Nylon |
| Main Material: | Liberty 3.6 oz 100% Nylon GORE-TEX Pro 3L |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | Liberty N-140 GORE-TEX® Pro 3L and Mini Rip N-110 GORE-TEX® Pro 3L |
| Pockets: | 2 Front Pack pockets, 1 internal mesh |
| Powder Skirt: | No |
| Recommended Use: | Alpine climbing, skiing, touring |
| Seam Taped: | Yes, fully |
| Shell fabric: | Nylon |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Waterproof Rating: | Gore-Tex guaranteed waterproof |
| Waterproofing: | Gore-Tex Pro Shell laminate |
| Weight: | 15 ounces |
| Zip-in Compatibility: | No |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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| Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large | Extra Extra Large | |
Inca / Cub | 400.00 | 400.00 | 400.00 | ||
Beluga | 400.00 | 400.00 | 399.00400.00400.00 | 399.00400.00 | |
Beluga / Citronella | 369.95399.002 More... | 399.00399.95400.00 | 369.95399.95400.00 | ||
Cilantro | 400.00 | 400.00 | 400.00 | 399.00400.00400.00 | 399.00 |
Cilantro / Dark Cedar | 399.95 | 400.00 | 400.00 | 399.95400.00400.00 | 400.00 |
Forest / Dark Cedar | 239.97 | ||||
Hedge / Dark Cedar | 399.95 | 239.97 | |||
Vapor Blue / Eclipse | 399.95 | 399.00399.952 More... | 399.95399.97 | 399.00399.952 More... | 400.00 |
Vapor Blue/ Eclipse | 399.95400.00 | 399.95400.00 | |||
Vapor Blue | 298.95 | 356.20399.00400.00 | 399.00 | ||
Twilight / Tempest | 298.95 | ||||
Black | 298.95399.956 More... | 369.95399.008 More... | 369.95399.0010 More... | 298.95369.959 More... | 399.00399.004 More... |
Cardinal | 356.20 | 399.97 | |||
Cardinal / Fire | 239.97279.95 | 239.97 | |||
Rocket Red | 399.00 | 399.00 | 399.00 | 399.00 | |
Rocket Red / Fire | 400.00 | 369.95399.97400.00 | 369.95399.972 More... | 369.95399.973 More... | 400.00 |
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don't buy this cuz then you'll look like me | |
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in my quest for perfection, i end up replacing my shell every year or two. well, the Exum is my best purchase so far. its not only constructed very well, it fits the way a piece of clothing designed for athletic activity should. The North Face always has way too much extra fabric in the body and arms. in general, TNF is trying way too hard to look fashionable. the Exum LOOKS like a technical shell, and comes with the backing details to prove it. all zippers slide very easily (but not too easily as to come undone.) the large hood will accommodate any size helmet, yet cinches down very nicely without one. the hood also moves with your head across a full 180 degree plane (which is something no TNF jacket has ever done.) the only fault i can find so far is with the wire brim on the hood - it works, but should've had a slightly thicker gauge wire (my Eider Commodore had the best hood ever.) the pit zips do not bulk up at all, in fact you can't even feel them, and they have one-way zippers which makes so much more sense to me. i was concerned about the large storm flap on the front zipper, but low-tack Velcro-brand fasteners is used minimally and strategically to keep the flap closed, and it won't get stuck to your glove liners. the Gore-tex Pro is lighter and packs better than XCR, yet doesn't seem flimsy. long story short: if you're looking for a super-minimalist storm-proof shell, this will probably suit your needs. i've been bashing on North Face and for good reason, their quality is going down the crapper (except for their Freedom Pants, they still rock.) see my review for the misnamed Antigravity jacket; the Exum is superior in every way, including weight. Outdoor Research has top quality gear too, definitely check them out. | |
| surrational at Backcountry.com on 12/20/2007 | |
Marmot Exum | |
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| I've only had this jacket since thanksgiving, and i haven't be able to take it in any extreme weather yet, but it has saved my skin multiple times since then, when i've been caught in heavy rain going to class when it is in the upper 30s to the 80s. Not a drop of rain has gotten through, and there hasn't been any sweaty, clammy feeling. I could not be more pleased with this jacket. For the price, this is as good a deal as anyone can get for a Pro-Shell jacket. Can't wait to use it in some harsher weather in Colorado in a few days, and i'm not afraid of being caught out in the rain with the Exum becasue I have no doubt it will keep me dry. The fit is perfect for layering, I'm average build at 5'9" about 165 lbs, and the medium fits great for wear by itself, and has ample room for a fleece or even a down jacket underneath. the sleeves are longer than normal, to prevent exposure when climbing. Long enough cut at the bottom to prevent exposure of your stomach as well. The Exum is very well made, and is a top of the line product that is fairly basic in design, but is done right. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a do-it-all shell. | |
| Bixby at REI on 05/19/2009 | |
great first impression | |
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| i plan to use this jacket for bad winter conditions & high winds, snow, and rain. so far, i have only used it during a windy, all-day rain storm. first, regarding sizing, the sleeves are a little long for regular use, but i think the extra inch or two will be a big help for winter use. the length of the jacket is not particularly long - more than waist length, but not mid-thigh. details i like: great fabric that hangs well, is extremely light, keeps the rain out (really keeps it out), stops the wind, and breathes well. played soccer in a storm today and never felt clammy inside. very nice lining; pit zips that are long and easy to use; pockets that are conveniently located on the front; a fabulous hood - easy to adjust, and with enough adjustability so it stayed on in the wind, yet it was easy for me to look around. has a bendable wire in the bill for really harsh conditions; front zipper has flaps under and over. nothing is getting through; no elastic wrists, just velcro; pretty simple design. less to break or fail. so far, it is exactly what i wanted and expected. great hard shell. | |
| leadbelly2550 at REI on 10/25/2008 | |
CONSIDER THIS WEIGHTLESS | |
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When I first got this shell I was a little skeptical on the durability because it is very thin fabric. I am used to shells with a much heavier denier so I was a little leery about folding this up and sticking it in a pack. My first trip out calmed all my worries and insecurities about the Exum! Climbing through bushes and over boulders it took many rubs and pokes by branches. The Exum feels and weighs like a featherlite, but it stands up well from medium to harsh wind, rain, hail, and the ground elements, like it was a piece or WoW epic gear. With just a thin insulator underneath the fit was perfect for me. Because the Exum is so lightweight, your mobility is unbelievably unhindered; it even feels like you�re not wearing a shell. The hood can be adjusted a few different ways to fit your grape, even with a helmet, so you have no problems seeing in any direction. I really don�t have any cons with the Exum, I feel confident about balling it up and sticking it in a pack if necessary, but I wouldn�t want to wrinkle it because I respect the Exum so much now. | |
| Gregory Stamey at Backcountry.com Outlet on 07/29/2009 | |
CONSIDER THIS WEIGHTLESS | |
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When I first got this shell I was a little skeptical on the durability because it is very thin fabric. I am used to shells with a much heavier denier so I was a little leery about folding this up and sticking it in a pack. My first trip out calmed all my worries and insecurities about the Exum! Climbing through bushes and over boulders it took many rubs and pokes by branches. The Exum feels and weighs like a featherlite, but it stands up well from medium to harsh wind, rain, hail, and the ground elements, like it was a piece or WoW epic gear. With just a thin insulator underneath the fit was perfect for me. Because the Exum is so lightweight, your mobility is unbelievably unhindered; it even feels like youre not wearing a shell. The hood can be adjusted a few different ways to fit your grape, even with a helmet, so you have no problems seeing in any direction. I really dont have any cons with the Exum, I feel confident about balling it up and sticking it in a pack if necessary, but I wouldnt want to wrinkle it because I respect the Exum so much now. | |
| Gregory Stamey at Backcountry.com on 07/29/2009 | |
Did i say it was great?......! | |
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It was a little unfortunate that i didnt wait 3 more days to buy this jacket becasue i saw the Alpinist on steep and cheap for 3 dollars more but after wearing it, it was impossiable for me to stay upset. I owned TNF Stratopher Performance Goretex and i when got the exum in i was very surprised on how light it was. I was a little worried that it wouldnt hold up but so far its been great and it fits great(170 pounds, 5 9 = Meduim) | |
| Julien Fisher esq. at Backcountry.com on 02/10/2009 | |
Better than Paclite | |
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I'm 5'10" 180 lbs. 41" chest, 32" waist. Longish torso. This jacket is cut just loose enough to fit a down sweater underneath. The length is perfect for me (mid zipper in front, mid pocket in rear) The fabric feels better against the skin, and seems tougher than Paclite. The hood fits a helmet nicely, and the neck comes up all the way to the nose. The arms are average length. I chose the Exum over an Arcteryx Alpha SL because of its superior fabric and better face coverage. It is has a slightly greater overall volume than the SL. I also prefer the flap over the main zipper, to a sealed zipper, as sealed zippers are sticky and I tend to raise and lower my zipper a lot as wind exposure changes. The hood adjustment is perfect. | |
| iro2427233 at Backcountry.com on 11/12/2008 | |
storm-proof not ski- proof | |
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I've had my exum for about a year now. right out of the box I was a little worried about how light it was. It turned out to be fine, it is definitely wind and water proof. it is great in the rain and is very breathable. If you are planning to ski in this hard shell and are going to be doing it in powder i recommend a different jacket. without a powder skirt you'll be getting snow up it all day. Also even with layers under it the jacket's sleeves are cut a little loose. When shredding down the hill you'll be listening and feeling your sleeves flapping. You might think about going down a size because it is built with a little extra room. The colors look great but its meant more for hiking than skiing but works great either way. its a good jacket but not great. | |
| cgillum032142297 at Backcountry.com on 03/27/2008 | |
Great Technical Hardshell | |
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This is a great hard shell. It's very well made, fits very well for an athletic build but has enough room to allow layering, and it's extremely lightweight yet durable. I'm 6'4" and 185 Ibs and a Large fit me good. I've worn this in brutally cold and soaking wet conditions and remained dry and toasty (with a good insulating layer). I've also worn it as a rain jacket back packing through the Pacific Northwest during the early summer and stayed dry and didn't over heat. It's withstood 100's of miles through rough terrain and abuse and has yet to rip or tear. The price is fairly steep but its priced within its competition and equally on par. I got mine of Steep & Cheap for $170 and it was a steal! I would've been very happy paying $250 -$300 Great Hardshell!!! | |
| Mountain Goat Man! at Backcountry.com on 02/04/2009 | |
"Overall I'd say if you're look for a top notch, waterproof, breathable, tough shell, the Exum is for" | |
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| So, I've taken this skiing and backpacking and i plan on taking it on a mountaineering trip to Peru this summer. As for the backpacking, its light weight, the pit zip are pretty effective, and the chest zips don't really interfere with chest straps of a pack. I'm 6'2'' 180lbs and i fit into a large quite nicely. This is a thin Goretex shell, so If you want to stay warm, you're going to need layers. But it keeps water out like it ain't no thang. Breath-ability is pretty good, the only thing I don't like about the jacket is when you fall skiing, you're going to get snow up your shirt...I guess i'll just have to get better at tele skiing to aviod this problem. Overall I'd say if you're look for | |
| Timothy at Moosejaw on 02/18/2008 | |
Trashed it in Four Hours | |
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It looked great and fit well, but my Exhum was trashed four hours into an X/C ski outing the first time I wore it. Two minor spills on groomed, packed snow resulted in a one inch tear on the elbow right next to the area they re-enforce. No problem, I figured I'd call Marmot and they would replace the jacket. Nope, they offered to repair the tear, but would not replace the jacket. Not much of a warranty. That's a lot of money for poor quality and poor service. The story does has a happy ending. Backcountry.com let me trade up to an Arcteryx Theta AR. I can't say enough good things about the Theta AR. It is solid, Bomb proof and built to last. | |
| mgd82542222941 at Backcountry.com on 05/19/2008 | |
Nice jacket with freakishly tall collar | |
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Great material and great fit if you plan on wearing layers underneath, but the collar is freakishly tall. I wanted a light shell I could also use snowboarding but the collar on this thing is so tall it actually impairs my vision if I have it zipped up, so I have to return it. | |
| ctw2931312 at Backcountry.com on 03/05/2009 | |
