Fabric:
- Single-quilt construction reduces weight and stuffs easily into your pack or pocket
- Ballistic Airlight nylon shell means durability and packability without a weight penalty
- 20-denier rip-stop nylon
- Sewn thru construction
Wash and Care:
- Standard 25-wash rated DWR treatment
Insulation:
- 800-fill goose down means lightweight, highly-packable insulation that lofts easily after being pulled from your pack
Weather and Wind:
- Polkatex DWR coating repels light moisture and precipitation outside
Zippers:
- Zippered fly with snap closure
Features:
- Elastic waist with draw cord
- Stuff sack included
This family of products continues to delicately balance the characteristics that define reliable ultra-light apparel. For example, the U.L. Down Jacket weighs less than most cotton T-shirts, blocks a deceptive amount of wind, while compressing to the size of a 32 ounce water bottle. Specifically designed as a replacement for the heavy and bulky fleece garments used by many backcountry enthusiasts, the U.L. Down Series is “what you need” when warmth is critical, minimal weight is paramount, and space in your pack is at a premium.
| Compressed Size: | 4.3 x 7.3 in |
|---|---|
| Fill Weight: | 2 oz / 56.7 g |
| Gaiters: | no |
| Insulation: | 800 Fill Goose Down |
| Insulation Type: | Down |
| Material: | nylon (Ballistic Airtight, 12D), Polkatex DWR coating |
| Recommended Use: | layering, skiing, mountaineering |
| Side Zips: | no |
| Waist: | elastic waistband, drawstring, snap closure |
| Warranty: | lifetime |
| Waterproof Rating: | water-resistant |
| Weight: | 6.1 oz |
Similar Products:
 | Montbell U.L. Tec Down Pants | $174.95 |
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Montbell U.L. Down Pants Reviews:
Reviews:
I'm 5'9" female. I love and reach for these all the time. They are definitely among my top favorite outerwear purchases this year.
I think Montbell is a great company and I look forward to their future. I've read some dissatisfied customer complaints about their ultralight down jackets shedding the moment they get them. For as often as I've used these in a month, I have not noticed a remote problem.
Pockets would be nice but i'm not resentful. Pockets are just nice on everything.. next generation maybe :)
