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Head for the hills in the gloomiest of weather with rain-shedding, storm-ready waterproof protection from Marmot's Torre Jacket in GORE-Tex Pro Shell. Face late-fall downpours with a helmet compatible Gale Force hood, fully taped seams, and GORE-TEX Pro Shell laminate with a polyester face fabric that's supple and stretchy enough to accommodate climbing or snowsports maneuvers. Specifications based on size Large.
Our only stretch Gore-Tex® Pro Shell. The Torre jacket is Ideal for activities that require both complete protection from the elements and the comfort and flexibility of a stretchable garment. As with our other Pro Shell jackets, this one’s loaded with essential features and technical details.
This description was also provided by: Paragon Sports
Success on any expedition starts with your own ambition, but relies mostly on the quality of your gear, and the Torre Jacket was made by Marmot to stand up to harsh weather and even harder wear and tear.
Designed with rugged, waterproof/breathable fabrics that excel in extreme conditions over long periods of time, the Torre will keep you protected from torrential downpours, and intense snowstorms.
Gore-Tex PRO Shell is made up of 3 layers to give you a jacket that has enhanced breathability without that awful clammy feeling you can get when moving fast, and the Torre has stretch so you have total freedom of movement for swinging an ice axe or reaching up to the next boulder in that long stretching talus field.
Marmot's only stretch Gore-Tex® Pro Shell. The Torre jacket is Ideal for activities that require both complete protection from the elements and the comfort and flexibility of a stretchable garment. As with our other Pro Shell jackets, this one’s loaded with essential features and technical details.
The only 3 layer Gore-Tex® Pro Stretch shell on the market, the Marmot Torre Jacket for Men has the stretch, breathability, and comfort of a softshell jacket but with elemental protection of a 3 layer Gore-Tex® shell. Fully seam sealed with laser drilled pockets and water-resistant zippers, the Torre is a full featured ski jacket, that with a removable powderskirt, functions beautifully as a mountaineering or alpine climbing shell.
The Torre Jacket from Marmot provides unbeatable protection with the trusted name of Gore-Tex material paired with microstitching and seam sealing. This lighweight shell is cut to fit over your warm layers without bunching or constricting. Perfect for those high activity rainy days.
This description was also provided by: SummitHut.com
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 Performance Shell : Helmet Compatible : Integrated Laser-Drilled Pocket Backing for Enhanced Breathability : Internal Zip Mesh Storage Pocket : Laser Drilled Pack Pockets with Water Resistant Zippers : Micro-Stitched and 100% Seam Taped : PitZips with W/R Zippers : Sleeve Pocket with Water-Resistant Zippers : Stretch Anatomic Articulation : Zip-off Powder Skirt
MATERIALS:
Main Material:- Flex P-280S GORE-TEX Performance 3L Softshell
WEIGHT:
1 lb 12 ozs / 794 g
Inspired by the fierce and unpredictable storms of Patagonia's foreboding peaks, the Marmot Men’s Torre Jacket provides complete waterproof and breathable protection thanks to durable Gore-Tex Pro Shell fabric. Marmot added Stretch Anatomic Articulation and Angel Wing Movement to the Torre for full range of motion during difficult free climbing or demanding ice sections. The Torre also features micro stitching and 100% sealed seams for added protection, and a zip-out powder skirt for ski descents. The Gale Force hood fits over a climbing helmet, and full pit zips allow for ventilation on sweaty approaches.
| Avg. Weight: | 1 lb 9 ozs / 709 g |
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| Breathable Rating: | 25K |
| Core Venting: | Pit zips |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Hood: | Yes |
| Main Material: | GORE-TEX Pro 3L 94% Polyester 6% Elastane Stretch 2.8 oz/yd |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell] Gore-Tex Pro Shell; [Lining] |
| Pockets: | 2 Front, 2 back |
| Powder Skirt: | Yes, removable |
| Recommended Use: | Alpine climbing, mountaineering, skiing |
| SKU: | 3007 |
| Seam Taped: | Yes, fully |
| Shell fabric: | polyester |
| Waterproof Rating: | 20K |
| Waterproofing: | GORE-TEX Pro Shell 3-layer laminate |
| Weight: | 1 lb 12 oz |
| Zip-in Compatibility: | No |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Forest |  | Beluga |
 | Vapor Blue |  | Black |
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| Marmot Nano Jacket | Marmot Aegis Jacket | Marmot Gravity Jacket |
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| Color | Size | |||
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| Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large | |
| Forest | 424.95425.002 More... | 425.00425.00425.00 | 424.95425.00 | 424.95 |
| Vapor Blue | 424.95424.952 More... | 424.95424.953 More... | 424.95425.00 | 424.95424.953 More... |
| Beluga | 424.95425.00425.00 | 424.95424.952 More... | 424.95424.952 More... | 424.95425.00 |
| Black | 374.95424.95 | 374.95424.952 More... | 374.95424.00424.95 | 424.95 |
| Twilight | 264.99 | 264.99299.99 | ||
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Solid Contruction, OK Design | |
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Overall, this is a great jacket. However, in my opinion, it's more of a mountaineering or hiking jacket than a skiing jacket. It would probably be perfect for someone who likes to hike or skin their way up and then ski down. But I bought this to serve as my primary ski jacket (mostly resort, but some backcountry), and for that purpose, there are probably better options for the price. This jacket has no side pockets (i.e. hand-warmer pockets); it only has the two Napoleon pockets. While the Napoleon pockets are fine for storage, I'm used to sticking my hands in my pockets on lifts (to keep warm), or at sporting events, or just walking around town. Also, I'm not a big fan of the hood being integrated into the collar without being stowable. It provides great neck coverage when zipped-up, so it's great on cold days. But on warm days, if you want to unzip a little bit, the collar and hood just kinda flop-around. I prefer a hood that is either removable, stowable, or at the very least, set-back off the collar away from your face. Here's my summary: | |
| root4tigers at Backcountry.com on 01/26/2009 | |
Solid Construction; OK Design | |
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| Overall, this is a great jacket. However, in my opinion, it's more of a mountaineering or hiking jacket than a skiing jacket. It would probably be perfect for someone who likes to hike or skin their way up and then ski down. But I bought this to serve as my primary ski jacket (mostly resort, but some backcountry), and for that purpose, there are probably better options for the price. This jacket has no side pockets (i.e. hand-warmer pockets); it only has the two Napoleon pockets. While the Napoleon pockets are fine for storage, I'm used to sticking my hands in my pockets on lifts (to keep warm), or at sporting events, or just walking around town. Also, I'm not a big fan of the hood being integrated into the collar without being stowable. It provides great neck coverage when zipped-up, so it's great on cold days. But on warm days, if you want to unzip a little bit, the collar and hood just kinda flop-around. I prefer a hood that is either removable, stowable, or at the very least, set-back off the collar away from your face. Here's my summary: PRO's: very solid construction and feel, Gore-Tex weatherproofing and breathability, slightly stretchy, helmet-compatible hood, awesome color (Raven), zip-off powder skirt, and pit-zips. CON's: Napoleon pockets only...no side pockets (i.e. handwarmer pockets); hood is not removable or stowable, making it awkward if you like to unzip at the neck to cool down. | |
| John Reece at Altrec on 01/27/2009 | |
Solid | |
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I bought this jacket off of SAC so I got a pretty sweet deal. Even at full price you get exactly what you payed for. It is as waterproof as they come and I have never owned a more breathable jacket. I kind of miss the hand pockets but when backpacking it is definitely better without them. The straps of my backpack go under and over the chest pockets so they are always accessible. I am 6'0, 200lbs and the XL is a little bit big on me, but I ordered it that way so I could fit my down jacket underneath. Even with my 650 fill down jacket, medium thick fleece, and my base layer, I was still finding it easy to move. The arms on Marmot jackets run a little bit long but the cuff adjusts so it is not much of a problem. The only problem with sizing up is that the powder skirt does not fit well but I ski in the backcountry with a daypack on so that acts as a powder skirt anyway. Basically, this is a sweet jacket, so if you are on the fence about buying it, get off the fence and get to it. You will not be disappointed. | |
| tra2819375 at Backcountry.com on 03/16/2009 | |
To the shell that holds me close | |
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| dko3046070 at Backcountry.com on 06/23/2009 | |
Fantastic Shell | |
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Gotta love October in Colorado! I've had this jacket for one whole week and have already been caught in rain, snow, and wind. The weather proofing was superb, but to be honest I would've hardly expected anything else after dropping four and a quarter hundo on a Gore-Tex jacket. What really impressed me was the fit of the jacket. As a short guy (5'9") with broad shoulders and long arms (35") normally I have to make the decision between getting a medium and having the arms only go to about mid wrist, or getting a large and feeling like I'm a little kid borrowing my brother's jacket. Luckily I happened across the review below where someone gripes about the arms being too long. So now I've got a jacket that lives up to my expectations of weatherproofing and the sucker actually fits! (Its a medium). Some people might be a little turned off by the lack of hip pockets, but if you're anything like me its just one less place to lose stuff. Great fit, great function, I'd highly recommend. | |
| bew1612366242 at Backcountry.com on 10/26/2009 | |
Incredible | |
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First, I'm a compulsive gear buyer. I go through hardshells like nobody's business. This is about my 5th Shell Purchased this year, but it might be the last. The Jacket is SIMPLY AWESOME. First, it's gore-tex pro so you know you're getting the ultimate in breathability and waterproofability. Second, to my knowledge is the only Stretch Hardshell on the market featuring GTX Pro. I never knew how much I wanted a stretch jacket until I bought this. It's now my dedicated ski ski shell. It's got a nice athletic cut with long arms, but the medium still has enough room for my denali fleece under (i'm 6'2 w/ 40 in chest) and it's just long enough. This jacket is so good I picked up two for my dad and brother as well. Believe the hype, this jacket RULES! | |
| TheWarlock at Backcountry.com on 01/09/2009 | |
can't be beat | |
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Without any doubt this is the finest shell I have ever owned, and I have had a few. The breathability is unbelievable...it feels more like a softshell in the regard. This is the only jacket I've used where you can mountain hike or even backpack without steaming up. | |
| ratherbe at Backcountry.com on 07/16/2009 | |
Awesome Shell | |
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Bought the Exum Jacket initially with the idea that it would work well on the slopes. Bad call. Way too thin construction (it is, afterall, an Ultralight shell), and it simply wasn't going to work for me as a multi-purpose jacket both on and off the hill. Returned it within 2 weeks and picked up the Torre instead. Turns out it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Love the much more rugged material, and the powder skirt is a HUGE plus. If you plan on making turns in the deep stuff this is the jacket for you. The hood construction is solid (helmet-compatible), and the collar provides excellent protection from the elements. Love everything about it. | |
| Drew at Backcountry.com on 02/03/2009 | |
GoreTex quality, Marmot innovation | |
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| I use this jacket as my primary shell for ski patrol on Mt. Hood. The GoreTex Pro Shell has lived up to it's name and kept out everything from rain to freezing rail to big flakes of snow while still letting me breathe thanks to the material itself and the pit zips. The two chest pockets are well designed for alpine pursuits; they face "backwards" meaning that the left pocket is accessible with the right hand and vice versa, so you won't be using the pocket to keep your hands warm, but they have stored my food, camera, glide wax applicator, and more. All in all, a great jacket for backcountry or frontcountry use. | |
| Brett McLane at Altrec on 12/30/2008 | |
Great jacket. | |
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Very happy with this purchase. Fit: 5'8" 175 athletic build, Medium fit well even with fleece and down jacket. Weather: Spent the week snowboarding in wet, cold and deep. day one we had slush and rain and I stayed dry and comfortable. Day two temps dropped a bit and had tons of snowfall over night with deep powder, the powder skirt works well and kept every thing out. Day three temps dropped significantly, put on the down and continued to stay warm and dry. Pockets worked perfect I love having a shoulder pocket and don't miss hand pockets at all. Jacket seals up well in a downfall. Love this jacket. | |
| bra2926354 at Backcountry.com on 03/13/2009 | |
