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A warm puffy for your winter patrols.

You got sweaty on the skin up, but once you get to the ridge, it's time to bundle-up and start scoping the best line down. Pull the Mountain Hardwear Kelvinator Jacket out of your pack and slide it on.
  • Lofty 650-fill goose down warms your core, arms, and head
  • DWR coating keeps light flakes from soaking in
  • Dual hem drawcords and elastic cuffs seal the heat in
  • Low-profile, insulated hood stays on while you get a quick energy boost

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con4113493

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I ordered this jacket when I realized that California natives CANNOT handle New England winters. I am 5'3" with an athletic build (read: climber shoulders) and the small fits with room to layer underneath--not that I need to, since the jacket is super warm on its own.
I don't suppose it has the most flattering cut, as it's definitely a puffer jacket, but with how warm it is and the added length of the torso, I don't mind walking around looking like a relative of the Michelin Man.
This being my first down jacket, I don't know how early is too early to start shedding feathers. I've had a few stray feathers work their way out, but I assume that is to be expected.

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racp333041

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I purchased this coat this January. Very warm and good for everyday use. I am 115 lbs and 5'1 and got the small - it is a little on the large/long side but is great for when you want to layer for skiing. I love the hood on this coat - it stays up and keep you extremely warm.

If I am 5 9" and a half and 145 lbs what...

sofia huntington

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If I am 5 9" and a half and 145 lbs what should i get a medium or a large?

lesliehurs487795

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Sofia, I just received a size medium in this jacket today...I am 5'8" and 145 as well and the size is perfect! It is cut longer than a lot of jackets I have looked at, which is a deal maker or breaker for me. I love the length and fit, and think a medium would be perfect on you! I hope that helps. :)

Are there draw strings to adjust the hood...

Rob Hunt

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Are there draw strings to adjust the hood to tighten and loosen?

Jon Webb

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Rob Hunt. The hood on the Kelvinator Jacket is designed to fit tight around the head and is not considered to be a helmet compatible hood. For this reason, there are no draw strings to adjust the hood as it is relatively tight already. I hope this info helps!

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old mule

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Im a wildland firefighter and we sleep in the dirt on fires for extended periods of time. Dont always have the luxury of changin out of sweaty cotton. Bought this with the intention of it being long enuf and warm enuf for even the crispiest of goosepimple morinigs when your boots are cold and ur feet dont fit in em. Have other down jackets designed for the female figure that are too short in the back and front- but this one isnt. Keeps me warm and stays on when Im movin around gettin the truck loaded back up and such. Im 5'6 and 130 can easily layer under a Medium. Likin this yacket for sure.

sofia huntington

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I am 5 9" and a half and 145 ibs, and can't decide between the medium and the large in this jacket. Help?