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Pull on the Reactor jacket for warm comfort.
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Nice fleece.
willco99
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Just what you want out ofa fleece jacket....warm, comfortable and just right as a baselyer under a shell. True to size, like all the oher Marmot stuff I own. You can't go wrong with this piece.
Great Product
Todd Bailey
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Light weight,. No compromises in quality. Warm. Looks good. Durable. Would recommend this product to a friend.
Great Product
Todd Bailey
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Wearing it right now. Very durable, comfortable, and warm. Would recommend this product to a friend.
Hard to fit "athletic" body
larp24209
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This jacket is soft, comfortable and the Polartec membrane makes it possible to wear it as an outer layer on relatively calm days. However, being a tall and somewhat slim guy (6" 2', 177lb), Marmots just does'nt fit well. The medium had too short arms but nice width, and the large had ok arms but too much width. Kinda felt like wearing a tent... I sent both of them back in exchange for a Norr�na Falketind, L( which btw is awesome!).
I can add that the reason I wanted a slim-fit fleece was because I plan on using it as a mid-layer under a Patagonia Triolet shell, and therefore wanted as much mobility, e.g. as little extra garment as possible.
Marmot makes great quality
mikp36469
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I have owned three Marmot fleece jackets, and I just purched two more (slate gray and fatigue). While the Marmot quality is superb, I find that the medium size runs a bit small. In addition, the sleeves, especially from the elbow to the wrist, are very tight. Difficult even when wearing a lightweight long sleeve shirt under. There's no way I could wear a sweater under this fleece. Backcountry.com is great!
Light Fleece
Vincent Lanctot
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Exactly as the title says, it is a lighter weight fleece perfect for cool days/nights and a great layer option because it is light!
I wear this when the temps are in the 50s and use it as a layer in the winter underneath my down jacket. I love that is has hand pockets, never know when you need to stash something or keep your hands warm on a breezy night.
I am 5'11", 230#s and order an XL. Fits great and I can still slip it over a long sleeve or base layer.
Marmot A+
Ca
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Bought this jacket for my dad and he wears it all the time, he retired his old jacket for Marmot.
Comfort A+
Warmth A +
Look A +
Quality A+
Marmot Rocks !
Will this Marmot fleece work as an interliner...
jum3354949
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Will this Marmot fleece work as an interliner (match up to zipper size) for my Marmot cost?
Marmot Reactor Jacket
Tim Coats
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Marmot's own Curly shows off the Reactor Jacket in this edition of Curly's 30s.
Good gear...
stu4955123
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Purchased this fleece jacket to match with a Marmot waterproof shell, and it's fulfilled this role well. The manufacture quality of both items has been great. The products are quite durable.
It's a basic fleece jacket, so not much more to add.
Just purchased this jacket as I was looking...
maddscot
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Just purchased this jacket as I was looking for a light fleece for foggy, or chilly early morning / evening hikes and am planning to wear my Patagonia Houdini as a light shell (light rain) if needed.
I am 6' on the nose, and weigh in at 210lbs with a 45" chest. As always smack dab in the middle of everything when it comes to size charts. I ordered the XL as I prefer a slightly looser fit, but had heard Marmot runs a bit big (not so with my Precip jacket I purchased 6 years ago). I know I can exchange, but wanted to know if XL is the right size.
Thanks
Pat Palmer
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I have 5 lbs on you. If you like a loose fit, get the XL. I like a snug fit, and L is perfect for me.
Is this zip-in compatible with the Marmot...
j.t2957112
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Is this zip-in compatible with the Marmot Tamarack?
Tim Coats
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No, only the Marmot Warmlight fleece and the Cauldron Jacket and Vest are zip in compatible.
Awesome....
Danny
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super light and a great fleece... impressed!
Cons... not really a con, but i"m sure i ordered a granite but got a state grey instead..
I have a Marmot Precip jacket, would this...
Will
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I have a Marmot Precip jacket, would this fleece fit under it? Would this be a good combo for skiing?
Mitch Andrews
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It will fit under as long as you dont have a super small precip...
It would be good for spring skiing or when its not super cold but you might get chilly on some colder days
Great Fleece
Aficionado
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Couldn't be happier with the reactor fleece. It's lightweight, warm, and ridiculously soft. Great as a mid-layer or standalone.
Runs a little big (like most Marmot stuff), so I bought one size smaller than I normally do l for a perfect fit.
Great fit, great feel.
andrew2372921
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It is light, it is stretchy, great for not so cold conditions on its own, windy it needs a wind shell, have used it in cold conditions as a layer, will be purchasing a second, as i love the first one so much. Fantastic cut and great for any sport where you move alot.
Is the Reactor jacket fairly light weight...
peter hahn
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Is the Reactor jacket fairly light weight fleece?
DeskDriver
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Peter,
Thanks for your question. The Marmot Reactor is built from Polartec Classic 100 weight fleece. There is 100 weight, 200 weight, and 300 weight fleece in the Polartec fleece family. That being said, the Reactor is lightweight, and would work great for three season use. I hope this is helpful for you.
Seems good
Cindy S
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I had to replace an OLD pullover with a bottom drawstring cinch and it has taken a LONG time to find one.....this ones seems to fit the bill. It's a great lightweight fleece for the $$.
Great jacket...great price
MtLdrInstr
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Perfet fleece liner or stand alone for those cool mornings. Nice quality and design.
Great Jacket
vwm4134419
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I purchased the Marmot Reactor Jacket to use as a liner with my motorcycle jacket and its great, very warm and comfortable at a great price.
