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There's no need to commit some horrible crime or lead a degenerate life in order to enjoy the toasty warmth of Hades. Simply zip on the Columbia Men's Hellfire Down Jacket, and you can stay warm all winter while still leading a virtuous life.
- Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining boosts warmth 20% while also wicking and breathing
- Omni-Shield DWR treatment repels light precipitation as well as stains
- Articulated elbows enhance your mobility
- Elastic hem and cuffs keep it easy
- Micro-chamois chin guard prevents chafing when you're zipped up against extreme weather
Bottom Line: Thanks to this puffy, sinning is optional.
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My job is outdoor in40 degrees and I would like to know is this
My job is outdoor in40 degrees and I would like to know is this jacket suffitioned to keep me warm.
By: Gina El Sineitti
May 19, 2012
Yes, and then some. 40 degrees is pretty warm. I suggest using a layering system with a baselayer, a midlayer, and a shell of some kind. Then you can use a down jacket when you are at rest, or not moving for some time.
By: Steven Jones
6 days ago
2 questions- first, can this compatible as a liner with columbia
2 questions- first, can this compatible as a liner with columbia parka systems? Second, anyone know where this is made?
Thanks
By: bub4659087
April 5, 2012
to address the first question, this will not zip into the component shells. the zipper length and guage are different. It is lower profile to layer well with a shell or component piece
By: Jeff Kendall
April 20, 2012
First-I dont know. Second-in China
By: Guy Geva
April 7, 2012
anyone have this yet? I saw this in a local store, the nylon
anyone have this yet? I saw this in a local store, the nylon fabric is thicker and heavier feeling than other jackets. How well does this insulate, does this Omni-heat actually work?
By: bow2852095
October 20, 2011
the shell is built with some more duarability than many puffy jackets out there. is is a comfy piece with not too much sheen and it insulates very well. The OmniHeat is proven effective and is certainly here to stay. Omniheat does a great job at leveling the huge temperature flux with exertion in the elements.
Short answer... It works very well
By: Jeff Kendall
October 25, 2011
Good afternoon. Prompt how many degrees is designed this dress.
Good afternoon.
Prompt how many degrees is designed this dress.
Stand it minus 20 degrees?
Regards, Konstantin
By: Konstantin
August 26, 2011
I assume by "minus 20 degrees" you mean celsius? This jacket would probably work at that temperature with a good shell over the top and a warm base layer. If you mean -20 F then you're going to need more. It also depends on what you'll be doing. Standing around, downhill skiing, hiking. If you'll be working hard then you'll stay warmer and not need as much clothing.
By: Ryan Hamilton
August 26, 2011
Change me.
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Intense Red/Blade, XXL (89.97)
Azul, XL (89.97)
Azul, XXL (89.97)
- Material:
- [shell] textured nylon; [lining] thermal reflective polyester
- Insulation:
- 550-fill (80% down, 20% feather)
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- water-resistant
- Hood:
- no
- Center Back Length:
- 28 in
- Powder Skirt:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- winter outdoor, layering
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- limited lifetime