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| Men's Clothing > Jackets & Vests | Rated: 
by 14 reviews. |
Also available for: Women |
You're a man of the wilderness, unhindered by wants for the comforts of everyday life - in a few words, you don't need much - but you could use the Minimalist Jacket from Marmot that's just as low-maintenance as you are. You're guaranteed to stay dry with a GORE-TEX Paclite shell and fully taped seams while you carry the few necessities you keep on hand in the chest and handwarmer pockets. Specifications based on size Medium.
The Minimalist Jacket by Marmot is made with a Gore-Tex Paclite material that consists of high-performance polyester or nylon. The inside layer is a protective Gore-Tex lining made up of an oil-hating substance and carbon, creating a jacket that has no separate lining! This special material helps to makes the Minimalist lighter so you can go faster, and smaller and easier to pack away when you don't need it.
Special Gore-Seam tape technology ensures all the seams are 100% waterproof providing the ultimate protection in rain or snow. The Minimalist is rainwear for the dedicated outdoors person, with its quick, light and reliable qualities as well as great fit and durable materials.
Let the Marmot Minimalist Jacket 09 protect you from the worst weather mother nature has to offer.
Full front zip closure with hook and loop panel over zipper for easy on and off.
Zippered underarm vents for added ventilation.
Fully seam taped to keep water out.
Angel-Wing Movement allows for added arm mobility.
DriClime lined collar and chin guard for added comfort and moisture wicking.
Drawstring adjustable hood that rolls into collar when not needed.
Draw cord at hem for that sure fit.
Water resistant zippered hand pockets for storage.
Water resistant zippered arm pocket for added storage.
Marmot brandmark at left chest.
GORE-TEX Paclite
GORE-TEX Paclite Shell combines extreme breathability and durable wind and waterproofness with minimum weight and pack volume.
Q00% polyester
Machine wash cold and tumble dry low.
Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
The Marmot Minimalist Jacket is the ultimate rainwear for the dedicated outdoors person, the Marmot Minimalist jacket is a lightweight shell, while Gore's inimitable PACLITE® gives it guaranteed reliability.
The Minimalist Jacket from Marmot offers all of the protection and reliability you've come to trust from Gore's PacLite material, while still remaining super light. This lightweight shell is ideal rainwear for the dedicated outdoors person.
It's rainwear for the dedicated outdoors person; The Marmot Minimalist Jacket features Gore-Tex tech to give it guaranteed reliability.
Rainwear for the dedicated outdoors person, the Marmot Minimalist Jacket for Men is a lightweight shell, while GORE's inimitable PACLITE® gives it guaranteed reliability.
Marmot created the Men's Minimalist Jacket to meet the demands of weight-obsessed alpine climbers who need full-weather protection at running-shell weight. Waterproof breathable Gore-Tex PacLite material keeps you dry through nasty storms and helps keep the Minimalist Jacket's weight to a scant 16oz. Marmot added two high-riding pockets, which are accessible with a pack on and pitzips to help you stay cool when you break trail.
FEATURES:
100% Seam Taped : Angel-Wing Movement : Attached Adjustable Hood : Chest Pocket with W/R Zipper : DriClime Lined Chin Guard : Elastic Draw Cord Hem : GORE-TEX Paclite: Guaranteed to Keep You Dry : PitZips : Reflective Logos : Storm Flap over Zipper with Snap/Velcro Closure : Zippered Handwarmer Pockets
MATERIALS:
Main Material:- Drift P-250 GORE-TEX Paclite
WEIGHT:
14 ozs / 397 g
No description provided.
| Avg. Weight: | 14 ozs / 397 g |
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| Breathable Rating: | Gore-Tex guaranteed breathable |
| Core Venting: | Pitzips |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Hood: | Yes |
| Lining: | Unlined |
| Main Material: | Drift 3.6 oz 100% Polyester GORE-TEX Paclite |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | Gore-Tex PacLite |
| Pockets: | 2 Hand, lined with soft fabric |
| Powder Skirt: | No |
| Recommended Use: | Lightweight alpine climbing |
| Removable Hood: | No |
| Seam Taped: | Yes, fully |
| Shell fabric: | polyester |
| Waterproof Rating: | Gore-Tex guaranteed dry |
| Waterproofing: | GORE-TEX Paclite |
| Weight: | 16oz (454g) |
| Zip-in Compatibility: | No |
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 | Marmot Minimalist Jacket - Women's | $139.99 - $200.00 |
 | Marmot Minimalist Gore-Tex Jacket - Women's | $144.90 |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Cairo |  | Stellar Blue |
 | Alert |  | StellarBlue |
 | Cilantro |  | Black |
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Dry 'n Lite | |
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Purchased this coat for a June camping trip (BONAROO!) in Tennessee. This is supposed to be the lightest, best breathing Gore-Tex you can buy, and you won't find it cheaper than this. I was impressed with how well the jacket vented my body heat, but disappointed by the liner that accomplished this. The liner is rubber-like so it doesn't feel good against your skin on a warm, wet night. This forced me to wear a long-sleeve shirt underneath the coat (or have wet forearms), despite it being 65 degrees. | |
| joelskiesc2168668 at Backcountry.com on 06/27/2008 | |
highly recomended | |
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| I bought this jacket when it first came out(when it was named the Minima) years ago and it has never failed to keep me dry. I needed a jacket that was lite, compressible, and wouldn't make me sweat to death on a hot rainy summer day. This jacket fits the bill and after years of rough wear is still in my bag ready to fend off the next downpour.If you need a jacket with lots of pockets and its just going to hang on a hook until you need it,,, get a differant jacket! But if you need a reliable waterproof jacket that you can carry without the burden of bulk and weight , or a big hole in your wallet, this is my first choice. also I can say that I've always had good experience with all the marmot products I've owned and with any problems I've had being rectified to my satisfaction. | |
| pierre portage at Mountain Gear on 09/11/2009 | |
"I love this jacket!" | |
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| I purchased it a size larger than I needed to fit over a couple layers and a down jacket. I purchased an XL and it fits my 6'3" thin, quickly aging 40 year old body almost perfectly. Arms a tiny bit long in XL for me but the hook and loop on the cuffs take care of that. The bottom of the shell almost covers my butt. It has a few hat adjustments that make the hat fit just the way you like it. It is very comfortable and weighs close to nothing. No water or wind was able to penetrate this shell yet. I couldn't be happier with my purchase of this shell. | |
| Richard at Moosejaw on 10/15/2009 | |
"Awe. Freakin. Some." | |
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| I only wear this tech stuff around town, but the performance still matters. And although I hope to not test the ruggedness of any of it, I do think that my experience can testify to the performance. The fit is great. "Angel-wing movement" arms are a huge deal since I have long monkey arms. Angels love monkeys. This jacket is comfortable enough and breathable enough for me to wear all day with short-sleeved shirts. It is really, really light, but the material hangs like and has the look and feel of a shell rather than a pre-cip material. Simple Gore-Tex goodness. | |
| Philip at Moosejaw on 04/03/2009 | |
"No frills is a good thing." | |
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| The first thing that made me get this jacket was the fit. I tried it on and it was perfect. It fits great on me without any real layers underneath but I managed to get a light fleece and down sweater under it anyway. Very light and packs down great. I get a little condensation on the seams but other than that the paclite breathes really freak'n well. Nothing fancy but everything just works well. If you want a bombproof shell and don't want to be covered in logos, get this. Seriously, get it. | |
| Reinessa at Moosejaw on 04/11/2009 | |
"Holds up and functions well, got what your need." | |
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| The pros: everything you need, nothing you don't. If you cut the handle off your toothbrush, then this is your jacket. Worked to 19,000 feet in the Andes, comfy and packs well. The very few drawbacks I noticed were: the hood is a little tight over a mountaineering helmet, the zipper only goes one way so you can't have your jacket zipped up and zip the bottom up out of the way of your belay device, and the two hand warmer pockets are covered by a backpack waist strap. Overall, mad props. | |
| Kieran at Moosejaw on 09/21/2009 | |
"LOVE IT!" | |
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| This JCKT is absolutely sound. Compared to VANS-Mountain Gear's-and Northface's comparable/similar purposed JCKTS, this one would be your best bet for the rainy season whether your in or around town or just kicking it with Mother Nature. It looks like it just came out of the GORE-TEX testing facilities raw simplicity, COOL!! I have the BONFIRE, awesome color. Who needs all the bells and whistles? PROTECTION PERFECTION.., PRICELESS! | |
| K Bryan at Moosejaw on 04/15/2008 | |
Good for wet conditions | |
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Took the jacket on a tramping trip in New Zealand in some seriously wet conditions. The jacket held up well and kept me dry (I was the only one in the group to not be wet). Also very light and packs up small. The bottom front pockets are too low and are inaccessible with a pack on. | |
| mei100212037 at Backcountry.com on 12/16/2008 | |
Great performance and light weight | |
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| This jacket is light, quiet and comfortable. At the risk of sounding silly, the color is attractive and it gets compliments. The pit zips and other zippers all work well, even with mitts. This is the shell that I looked long and hard for. | |
| shadly at Mountain Gear on 09/11/2009 | |
"Are You Kidding!!!!" | |
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| This thing is the bee's knee's, its better that i could have expected, such a worth while investment, i have no doubt this will be around for many more years to come, I am very happy with this purchase and my entire Moosejaw.com experence. | |
| J. at Moosejaw on 06/16/2009 | |
Okay except for... | |
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It's a great jacket but does not have a double slider front zipper, and the front pockets are down low where a hip belt from a pack is right over them. Marmot typically puts those front pockets at chest height. Why they did not do that this time I am not sure.... is it designed for walking around some college campus.......? Too bad, it's a tough light weight jacket..... | |
| Anonymous at Backcountry.com on 07/21/2008 | |
