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Enjoy the plush feel of planet-pleasing warmth when you wear the Montane Men’s Flux Insulated Jacket. This windproof, water-resistant jacket’s Primaloft ECO insulation consists of 50% recycled materials. The Flux gives you heat where you need it and less where you don’t with its zone-specific insulation. This Montane jacket doesn’t back down from wet weather, either—it keeps you warm even when wet and dries quickly. When the weather lightens up, the Flux packs down into one of the front zip pockets for your convenience.
| Core Venting: | No |
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| Hood: | Yes, helmet-compatible |
| Insulation: | 60g PrimaLoft Eco (shoulders, back, sleeves); 25g Prism (2 layers on the front and sides) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 2 Years |
| Material: | [Shell] PEAQ Micro w / ripstop nylon; [Lining] PEAQ Micro |
| Pockets: | 2 Front zip, 2 chest zip |
| Recommended Use: | Winter wear |
| Waterproof: | Water-resistant |
| Weight: | [Size M] 18oz (520g) |
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 | Burnt Orange |
 | Chilli Red |
 | Black | ||
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Great Jacket | |
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I'm very pleased with the Flux jacket. I compared many other jackets and decided on the flux because it best met my needs. I wanted an insulating layer that is thin enough to layer under my shell with out looking like the michilin man. Also, I tend to run warm so breathability was also a factor. The hood works well with and without my helmut. Walking around Mammoth at night with only two thin tee-shirt weight layers I was warm with temps in the low teens. The shell fabric seems much more durable that a number of other jackets that I looked at. I have the black and the fabric has more of a matte finish as opposed to glossy. I was on the fence with this jacket vs. the Prizm and mainly went with the Flux because of the extra warmth.Fit is always an issue for me. Partly because I usually am between sizes and I'm very particular. I bought the large and it fits just about exactly the way I thought it would, I'm 5'10" and 170lbs. My chest measure 41". The shoulders fit perfect as does the torso. My Icebreaker tee and Patagonia R .5 fit perfect and my Shell fits over everything.My only issues with the large was with length which I pretty much expected. There not a big deal maybe an inch in the sleeves and one or two at the waist. Both have excellent cinches so they adjust easily. Articulated elbows would be nice but i know I'm picky.Overall, considering fit, warmth, price etc. the Flux is a great jacket and I'm very happy with it. The people at backcountry were very helpful and a great resource for comparing jackets. | |
| wmds100039534 at Backcountry.com on 01/19/2010 | |
Its good. | |
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I work for Monatane and we've been developing Primaloft jackets for years now but I can honestly say this is our best 60g yet. I've used and abused the Flux in Scottish and Alpine winter conditions and it goes where I go. Awesome array of pockets, Pertex Microlight outer, a hood that'll go over a lid and its stuffs into its own pocket to make a neat pillow. I've found that often thicker synthetic jackets are built as belay jackets and are just too baggy. This is a neat fit that'll live comfortably under a shell when moving in stiff conditions. Windproof, warmer than fleece and fast drying its high on my kit list. | |
| Paul Cosgrove at Backcountry.com on 09/22/2009 | |
My Best coat | |
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Wow i got this coat for $200 something, if i had to do it all over again i would great coat warm and light. The cinch's are well placed and very practical | |
| Matt Fadanelli at Backcountry.com on 01/15/2010 | |
