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Norrøna Falketind Aero 10 Down Jacket - Women's - 2010 BCS

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Falketind Aero 10 Down Jacket - Women's
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When winter has you in its icy grip, wriggle free by pulling on the Norrøna Women’s Falketind Aero 10 Down Jacket. This 650-fill hooded down jacket features a water resistant shell made from recycled polyester that resists light rain and snow. Stuff it into your pack for instant warmth at frigid belays and windy mountain ridges.

  • PLEASE NOTE: This garment is loose fit and runs large
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Rating for this product: 5

Warm and Beautiful

By: Backcountry.com Employee
January 30, 2010

I'm guilty of getting downright giddy about this jacket. The Sapphire Blue color is gorgeous, and the jacket is very warm and cozy, and just as importantly, very well made as you'd expect from Norrona. The down fill printed on the inside of the jacket is 750, and the jacket is pretty lightweight with a more durable looking material than some ultralight type down jackets. The fit is definitely generous. I'm 5'5" 130lbs. with about a 34" chest and 29" waist. While I most often buy medium jackets in most outdoor brands, I went with a Small on this jacket, and it is still roomy. I think the XS would have fit me still. I can definitely wear some layers underneath my small. I love the longer cut. My puffy that this is replacing was a shorter cut, and I always seemed to get cold around my lower back. I'm certain this will not be a problem with this jacket. Also, the collar comes up nice and high, and you can really burrow in. The front inside of the collar has a soft, brushed fleece lining which is a great detail. The hood on this jacket is serious. There is just as much down in it as the body, and there is a bit of a brim, which probably helps keep the hood from drooping down over your eyes. The jacket is light enough that I wouldn't hesitate to throw it in my pack when ski touring on cold days for some warmth just in case something when wrong. In my opinion it is too warm for skiing, and I would be worried about tearing the fabric. Overall I'm thrilled with the Falketind and know I will be much warmer hanging out in the evening on my next camping trip, and walking the dog and around town.

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on the website,it's written that this is a combination of

on the website,it's written that this is a combination of down and Prima 1 :"Constructed for instant warmth and compression our windproof, water-resistant, hooded down jacket protects when belaying in the cold. Compact insulation ispossible via high fill power of the finest quality filtered down. Face fabric/liner made of recycled material. Fabric: Aero™10 / 93% Down / Primaloft® One™ Weight: 740g (M) (300g down / 100g Primaloft® One™)"is it true?if yes, this is the only jacket I know which used the both insulation. I'm looking for a similar jacket for a long time to be secure in any conditions.there were the north face optimus http://www.trailspace.com/gear/the-north-face/prism-optimus-jacket/, but it's separate, hood had P1 and body and arm the downI come from France, sorry for my english!!

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March 4, 2009

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This jacket (Falketind) is all down, and does not have any PrimaLoft.

The Lyngen Down Jacket (http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Norr%F8na-Lyngen-Down-750-Jacket-Womens/NRA0121M.html) is mostly down, with PrimaLoft along the sides to reduce bulk and insulate more effectively. (The idea is that down along the sides gets compressed by your arms and is not as warm as PrimaLoft when compressed.)

As a side note, this jacket runs very big in my personal opinion. I wear jackets from most brands in a medium, and sometimes a small. This jacket in small is pretty big on me, way bigger than any other small has been on me.

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January 29, 2010

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Rating for this product: 5

warm and dry in the tundra

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December 13, 2009

this jacket is great! we had a deep freeze here recently and it kept me warm and dry while exercising in -12 degree weather. it runs a little big, but that is great for layering. i highly recommend this jacket.

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1.product discription said 650 down filled, but the review shown

1.product discription said 650 down filled, but the review shown 750 down filled. pls advise what's the exact down filled amount. 2. Is the color shown on the picture darker than the real color?

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February 15, 2009

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My guess is the discrepancy may arise between average fill versus minimum fill. I think (though I'm not positive) that the average fill on this jacket is 750, and all of the feathers are a minimum of 650. (The fill power indicated on the jacket is 750, and that is probably the average fill as that is the more common practice.)

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January 29, 2010

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Hey Michelle,This is a 750 fill jacket. I've had it a couple of times, especially on TNF, where the description said 800 fill but I got the jacket and it said 850. Then I looked on their website and it said between 800 and 850. It didn't make a big difference to me but to go from 650 to 750 is a pretty good jump.The color is really close to what is shown in this picture.It's a fantastic jacket by the way!Hope that helps.

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March 4, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Cozy and cute

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March 4, 2009

LOVE this jacket. One word of warning...if you have your hood on over your helmet you can't really hear..This is a great jacket. I love the pink interior and the grosgrain detail along the zipper. I wish it had a real compression sack included. It comes with a rather large mesh storage sack.The visor on the hood is really nice.I am 5'8" and I took a medium. Sleeves are perfect. Hits me just right at the mid hip range. Quite roomy inside. All in all, a great jacket.

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Rating for this product: 5

I LOVE IT

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February 10, 2009

I'm 5' 8", 138 lbs. I was looking for a jacket that would fit well with a layer or scarf. This jacket feels like a warm hug.

It's warmer than my marmot mountain down jacket and i can see with the hood on and i don't look like the michelin man anymore. (750 fill written on jacket)

Also, none of the feathers are seen on the outside of the jacket - it's made very well. It also comes in its own mesh bag. I got the caviar color and the inside of the jacket is pink.

Now they just need to make matching pants.

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February 17, 2010

Can I ask what size you got? I'm about your size and I'm debating between the Small and the Medium...

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Warm and Beautiful

5 star rating

By: Merebea Danforth x4236 January 30, 2010

I'm guilty of getting downright giddy about this jacket. The Sapphire Blue color is gorgeous, and the jacket is very warm and cozy, and just as importantly, more...

warm and dry in the tundra

5 star rating

By: ZRANGUE791830 December 13, 2009

this jacket is great! we had a deep freeze here recently and it kept me warm and dry while exercising in -12 degree weather. it runs a little big, but more...

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Material:
[Shell] recycled polyester 
Insulation:
650+-Fill down 
Hood:
Yes 
Pockets:
2 Front 
Waterproof:
No, water-resistant 
Core Venting:
No 
Weight:
21oz (600g) 
Recommended Use:
Belaying, alpine climbing, backcountry skiing