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Columbia Blade Run II Parka - Men's

Columbia Blade Run II Parka - Men's

Item #COL2095|22 in Stock – Ships Wicked Fast & Free
$179.95
Suggested Retail: $210.00
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Columbia Blade Run II Parka - Men's

With a waterproof breathable shell and zip-out sweater-knit fleece, the Columbia Men’s Blade Run II Parka has the artillery you need to combat weather in any season. The shell and fleece wear separately in rainy or chilly conditions, and combine when ski season hits for a warm, protective layering system. A zip-off hood and underarm zip vents let you further customize the jacket to the conditions.

Bottom Line: Custom protection for the weather of any season.

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are there any matching pants for the sea salt jacket? white or

are there any matching pants for the sea salt jacket? white or tan?

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December 19, 2009

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check out the nail gun pant... or the Ridge Run in sahara

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January 13, 2010

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Coat

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January 10, 2010

This coat is a great winter everyday wear for those cold snowy and windy days. The hood is minimal of course because it has the option of being taken off but i would recomend just not using it, its more of a hassel. The inner shell fleece jacket is perfect for wear around the house and during the fall on slightly brisk days. The best thing about it is that it isnt a big puffy coat that you can barely fit in your closet. I would definitely recommend this coat to anyone, especially in the pool blue color.

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Another question: through my web surfing, I've been finding

Another question: through my web surfing, I've been finding that Columbia and other websites like to say "Zip-in" or "Zip-out" liner when in fact the liner does not actually zip into the shell, that is to say, you have to unzip both liner and shell, they don't act as one piece. Is that true of the Blade Run II? I'd really prefer a jacket where the liner does actually join the shell to make a one-piece affair. If this jacket isn't like that, could I have some suggestions for jackets that do?

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November 30, 2009

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The interchage system consists of a zip in/out liner. This means that the liner (a sperate jacket that can be worn all on its own) can be ziped into the outer shell to becom one jacket. When you buy a columbia jacket that has this feature you are really getting 3 jackets (the shell - a light jacket, the liner - a warmer jacket, and the combination of the the 2 - for the most warmth)

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December 8, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Best Jacket Ever

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November 17, 2009

This jacket is perhaps the best combination of form and function. It is a 2 piece jacket that allows you to be as warm as one could want. Im from MN and it gets pretty cold here, -50 with windchill I have worn this thing in, and its insane how comfortable I was. I recommend this coat to anyone, and perhaps get it in black, because it is a great color.

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I'm wondering what size Blade Run II parka to order. I'm

I'm wondering what size Blade Run II parka to order. I'm 6'1" or so and 150lbs, 32" waist...lanky, you could say. I also get cold quite easily. Will a medium give me enough room to add layers? Also, will I need to add layers? From what scarce info I can find on the web, the liner is 270g fleece...am I correct in believing that that's pretty freakin warm?

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November 23, 2009

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dude get it! im the same body type and everything. the medium is perfect

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December 19, 2009

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Will the Medium give you enough arm length is the question. Columbia runs with a generous arm length, so if you have been a medium in outerwear with anybody before, it will work here too. a good base layer will suffice for most activities, and a low-profile mid layer will complete it for the super cold days. 270gm fleece is nice and not too lofty, still acting as a really warm insulator

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November 30, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[Shell] 100% nylon; [Shell lining] 57% recycled polyester, 43% polyester mesh 
Insulation:
[Zip-in liner] 100% polyester tricot & sweater knit 
Core Venting:
[Shell] Underarm zips 
Pockets:
[Shell] 2 hand, 1 chest, 1 internal zip, 1 internal goggle; [Liner] 2 hand, 1 chest 
Seam Taped:
[Shell] yes, critically 
Hood:
Yes, removable 
Zip-in Compatibility:
Yes, zip-out liner included 
Recommended Use:
Skiing, snowboarding, winter 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 

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