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The North Face constructed the Men's S.T.H. II Softshell Jacket with weather-resistant HyVent Apex ClimateBlock face fabric and lined it with soft fleece for extra insulation on frigid days. Thanks to the extra breathability of this softshell jacket, you'll stay more comfortable during your day on the slopes then you ever did with a clammy hardshell. The North Face included a slew of pockets to hold all your goodies while you ski. This softshell also includes an adjustable hem to help you seal out the snow on a powder day.
Bottom Line: See the difference that this softshell can make.
Pros: Nice Design and features. Especially the offset of the main zipper and the shaping that follows elbows contours. Left arm pocket is very practical too.
Cons: I would have preferred the Velcro-type cuff feature, which is more suitable for wind conditions and of course when you use it with gloves. In terms of isolation it does not feel warmer than the TNF Apex Bionic (...which is better priced by the way)
I'm traveling to ireland for about 2 weeks...temps should be 30-50 degrees...rain, wind etc....does anyone think this jacket would be appropriate if this is the only jacket I take? Thanks for any input in advance!
i have run this jacket under the kitchen sink (i know, but i was excited about getting it) anyway NO water got through at all, it just beaded up and ran off, so i dont know how much more waterproof it can get, i just havent got to test it in the brutal erie winter yet
The STH is really designed as a ski jacket. For a climate like Ireland, I would probably look for something that is seam sealed and waterproof it you run into extended rain. Here are a few suggestions: Venture Jacket, Prophecy Jacket, Circadian Jacket. None of these jackets are insulated, so I would definitely look into a insulating layer.
this jacket doesnt zip into any shells...and you have three versions of the redpoint to choose from, put redpoint into the search bar and do a little digging for yourself dude...and just so you dont think backountrys employees are being rude to you (cuz you phrased your question as if you were asking backountrys cs department), these are questions that customers answer almost exclusivly...anyway just try and do your own shopping
I bought this jacket on a whim before a spring trip to Tahoe. Man am I glad I did as it was my go to jacket for the week. With temps hovering near 50 on the slopes most of the week it was perfect with just a t-shirt underneath. It also sheds water like a toad in a spring rainstorm. A few spills in mashed potato snow and I stayed nice and dry. The fleece lined interior is top notch. Another awesome little feature that isn't mentioned in the description - the zipper is offset just enough that theres no rubbing your chin against it!
I didn't even get to how stylish the slate grey looks with the red zippers. When you're done skiing you can wonder around town looking good in your STH with your google tan, expecting a few compliments or second glances coming your way.
this is completley windproof as opposed to wind resistant, and this is water reistant, basically this is a great versatile outer shell while the windwall II is a piece of crap that doesnt fufill the name "windwall"...im not a fan of windwall haha
Took this soft shell out to the ski slopes in New Mexico and performed very well. I was very pleased with the soft shell material and not an ounce of water/snow penetrated the jacket! Although the jacket is not windproof, the soft shell kept me very warm with the help of a combination of base layers. Two to be exact. One light, which had a longer turtle neck feel, and a medium weight layer. The average temperature for our trip was about freezing the whole time and as long as I kept slightly active, I felt great. I purchased the slate grey and received many compliments on the zipper to jacket contrast. The layout of the zippers is another cool aspect of the jacket. They are placed just where you most need them! If I could add anything to this jacket, it would be and inside security pocket and maybe some velcro on the sleeves...but that was fixed with the gloves and all. Other that what I mentioned, this jacket is an awesome buy with its great performance and stylish looks!
Fits a little looser than the Apex Bionics. Slightly warmer as well due to the high collar and slightly thicker fleece lining.
Very Pleased. Love the Blue Ink. Everyone around here has the black or black and grey north face jackets. Haven't ran into anyone else yet thats also sporting this bad boy.
good!! This one not really like a " WindWall Jacket". However, if u have some clothes under this jacket will be very good.If U wear one T-shirt inside to walking around Seattle 43F to 33F , not fun at all!! The "resistan" for rain that is good.
Is this jacket water resistant? I'm looking for something tight fitting that I can wear skiing...I don't get cold easily, but I do mind being soaked. Any input?
I bought this jacket to wear to work on days where it was blowing like crazy, as well as to use when I go snowboarding on warmer days. This jacket is super-warm and functions well by itself, or as an inner layer on freezing days. The fleece inside is nice as well, all around great jacket. I found that the length of the arms in this jacket are longer than my S.T.H. that I bought about 4 years ago. I'm a regular length for all of my other jackets, but this one just seems to be 2" too long in the arm. It keeps me warm and fits snugly under myy gloves so I can't complain.
Comfort level depends on a variety of factors ranging from what kind of activity you're doing (skiing will keep you warm than waiting for a bus), and also, individual preference. For example, I stay warmer than others while doing the same stuff. Really, it's up to you, if you're cold, add a layer, if you're too warm, take a layer off.
I have had this jacket for about 6 months now and love it..it has nice style,very versitle and is quite warm..i wear it as an outer layer commuting to work..it is practcally waterproof and windproof...even looks nice cruising around town.
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