The North Face Serac Jacket

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The North Face Serac Jacket: The North Face Serac was named for house-sized blocks of ice that are formed by colliding crevasses on a glacier. An unstable serac can be dangerous for alpine climbers as it can slide without warning. While this jacket can't protect you from massive chunks of falling ice, its Gore-Tex Paclite exterior is ideal to wear while mountaineering in such environs. Providing waterproof, breathable, seam sealed protection in a lightweight design; this jacket's elastane fabrication adds a stretch that permits increased flexibility and mobility while reaching with your ice axe for the next hold. Bottom line? Burly.

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The Serac jacket from The North Face is meant for serious alpine adventurers needing lightweight protection from harsh conditions.

• Gore-Tex® PacLite® fabric is specifically engineered to be light, packable and more breathable than other Gore-Tex fabrics
• Built-in stretch increases movement when reaching with an ice tool or wearing a harness
• Fuly adjustable helmet-compatible hood features a laminated brim
• Core vent pockets keep you well ventilated when the activity level rises
• Reflective logos increase visibility in low light
• Drawcord hem seals in the warmth
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The waterproof breathable Gore-Tex PacLite fabric in this jacket is so lightweight, you might not even notice you’re wearing it (except that your torso and head stay perfectly dry during mountain rain squalls). The Serac Jacket weighs just 10 ounces. The fully adjustable hood works with your alpine helmet, high, core pockets stay out of the way of your harness, and vents in the pockets help prevent the greenhouse effect when you start to heat up.

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