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When you pack for your Alaskan adventure, be sure to bring along the Columbia Men’s Granite Tors II Shell. This seam-taped Omni-Tech rain shell has you covered should a downpour occur during your hike through alpine meadows. If you get hot while hiking in the rain, just open the chest vents to cool down. The Granite Tors II features Columbia’s three-point Interchange System, which means you can snap in a compatible Columbia fleece vest should the weather deteriorate further and temps fall.
Bottom Line: Be prepared for wet weather when you’re on the trail.
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To help u gauge size - I have a small frame usually I wear a medium/small in outerwear and the Granite Tors large fits me well. I like the extra space so I can wear a fleece layer when the temps drop.
By: RPuffin
September 17, 2009
Short experience but...
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Evgeni phototrekker.blogspot.com
October 11, 2009
I just came from a short hike with this jacket. So far the weather here (southwestern Germany) was fair during weekends. Not much rain to feel the real pros of this jacket. As the other person stated - it is breathable enough so the body keeps partially its heat. Specially I like the big side pockets. Very useful for small gadgets. In a nutshell - I would buy this jacket again.
is the liner removable or is it permanently attached.
is the liner removable or is it permanently attached.
By: Tony
June 23, 2009
It does not come with a liner so no need to worry there.
By: Andrew
June 23, 2009
Trip to Ireland
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Michael
September 17, 2009
I wore this trip to Ireland during early September. The average temperature was low 60s and rainy. The coat was light and kept me dry. I would say it is breathable, but not to the point that you don't get a bit warmer from wearing it. I usually run a little warm, so that was my primary concern. I would wear a long sleeve shirt underneath this jacket and felt fine. I am very happy with the jacket and would purchase it again.
so this is a lightweight jacket rightLike a jacket made for spring
so this is a lightweight jacket rightLike a jacket made for spring weather
By: K.Lib
March 12, 2009
gotta be more specific, but it really isnt lightweight in anyway...isnt an ultralight packable jacket, and the lining makes it just a touch warmer than ur average shell-------------------------now thats what im talking about :-)...anyway yes this can be used in spring because it is just a shell, but i still think it favors fall
By: Yule & Bellow
March 12, 2009
what is the lining for this jacket..is this polyester/mesh or
what is the lining for this jacket..is this polyester/mesh or thin fleece lining?
By: e+clown
February 14, 2009
mesh liner
By: Aaron Brown
February 17, 2009
Change me.
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We have a lot more Men's Rain Jackets than that
Men's Rain JacketsShort experience but...
I just came from a short hike with this jacket. So far the weather here (southwestern Germany) was fair during weekends. Not much rain to feel the real more...
Trip to Ireland
I wore this trip to Ireland during early September. The average temperature was low 60s and rainy. The coat was light and kept me dry. I would say it more...
- Material:
- [Shell] 100% nylon Omni-Tech; [Lining] polyester, recycled polyester, nylon taffeta
- Waterproof Rating:
- Not specified
- Breathable Rating:
- Not specified
- Core Venting:
- Chest-pocket vents
- Pockets:
- 2 Front
- Seam Taped:
- Yes, fully
- Powder Skirt:
- No
- Hood:
- Yes
- Zip-in Compatibility:
- Yes (snap-in)
- Recommended Use:
- Hiking, backpacking, peak bagging
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime