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The Endurance gets you through the coldest mountain storms.

Laugh in the face of savage sub-zero temperatures and scoff at vicious white-outs thanks to the supreme warmth of the Rab Men’s Neutrino Endurance Down Jacket. An outer shell of Pertex Endurance fabric wards off the weather while 850-fill goose down holds in vital warmth without packing out thanks to a stitch-through baffle construction. Despite it's massive warmth and medium-length cut, this packable jacket stuffs down small inside the included stuff sack so your already-bursting expedition pack won't blow a seam.
  • Shape the wired peak of the down-filled hood to keep the sun, whipping wind, and snow out of your face
  • An internal down-filled baffle behind the main zipper blocks cold at the chest
  • Adjustable hook-and-loop cuffs cinch securely around your leather gloves, and a hem drawcord locks out deep snow

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5 5

Daniel Joo

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The coldest weather I've worn this jacket is -10 degrees and it performed perfectly well. Very warm, very comfy and packs down very small.

5 5

SketchAnchor

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I love this jacket. It's very warm and very light. It compresses down small and lofts up huge. The down is firm in each baffle; it feels like it's stuffed full, almost squishy. With a base layer in this jacket, you will be warm sitting around camp well into the teens or lower.

Its biggest competitor, the Feathered Friends Hooded Helios, has the same amount of down but weighs 4-5 oz. less. However, for those extra few ounces in this jacket, you get more durable fabric, water resistant zippers, velcro adjustments in the hood and wrists, zippered hand warmer pockets instead of elastic, full waist adjustments with drawcord instead of elastic, drop tail that covers your butt to make you warmer, a fully adjustable hood with wire brim and velcro stays instead of just one adjustment, plus a hood that covers more of your face and provides more insulation. Depending on your application, this makes the Rab Neutrino a more well rounded and fully-featured jacket. And also the reasons why I chose it over the Hooded Helios.

For fit, I'm 5'10" and 200lbs with an athletic frame (33" waist, 44" chest, 35" arms, wide shoulders), and the large fits me perfectly. I have just enough room to put a couple more layers without compressing the down. The jacket also completely covers my butt, which is really nice when you're at a cold belay.

For weight, it's advertised at 22oz, but my size large weighs exactly 21 ounces. The stuff sack it comes with weighs .75 oz., in case you care.

Hard not to recommend this jacket. Great for pretty much anything outside of the greater ranges.

5 5

Kristopher Black

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  • Gender: Male

This jacket is awesome. I'm 5'10" 160 with long arms and was having a hard time deciding on sizing. I ended up ordering a medium and a large with intent on keeping best fit. The medium was perfect with enough room for extra layers and the sleeves were plenty long enough for my long reach. The large was drooping over my shoulders and the arms were way too long, way too sloppy of a fit.

Well made!

5 5

Riffle

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This jacket is top notch. The overall construction and design is excellent. I have yet to test this jacket to its fullest so I will speak mainly to fit.

My specs are as follows: 6'1", 185 with long arms and broad shoulders and 45" chest. Neary all of my gear is XL, as I always have trouble with the shoulders and arm length of my upper body garments if I go with the L.

So with that in mind I originally ordered the Rab in XL, thinking that I would have plenty of room with the jacket to layer underneath. Once I got my gear, it was apparent that the XL was simply too small. The fit in the shoulders even with a light base layer shirt was pretty tight and the arms would ride up. I tried the XL with an Atom LT XL hoody underneath and I felt like a human sardine, unable to move my arms freely. The fit in the waist and stomach area was really good, but I sent it back and got the XXL.

The XXL fit perfectly, a little big with just a light layer on, but with my Atom LT it was nearly perfect. The arms were right where they should be and I had plenty of freedom of movement in the shoulders and upper back. The waist was a bit big and a little boxy looking, but that is a problem I have with nearly all my jackets given my V shape upper body. All in, the fit was exactly what I wanted in the XXL since I plan on using this primarily to layer over the Atom and a few other lighter layers when it is really cold out.

I then put the Atom LT on with the Endurance Neuitrino and topped it off with my Alpha SV shell and it was like a custom fitted winter layering system. I was able to even add the Atom SV to the mix and while the fit was a bit snug, it worked pretty well, not that I will need that many mid layers normally.

My overall take away is that the Rab jackets run 1/2 to a full size small relative to US sizing depending on your overall body type, so make sure you size up if you are at the limit of the stated sizing measurements and/or have broad shoulders/long arms.

Any size recommendations for 5'6" 38ish...

emailsfh

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Any size recommendations for 5'6" 38ish chest, ~140 pounds? I'm thinking small, but I wish they gave size range for the chest, rather than just a single number.

Geoff Conner

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your going to want to go with the medium on this jacket. The size chart indicates an exact measurement. Sleeve length is an inch difference between small and medium and the length should only be an inch difference as well. I will double check the exact torso lengths and update this post.

emailsfh

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I'm most concerned with the chest measurement. You think that being a 38 bumps me up to a medium, which I might be swimming in otherwise? Like I said, I wear a small for about 90% of my gear. And this seems like a generously cut garment, not slim fit.

Geoff Conner

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if you have a 38 inch chest, the small will be tight on you in the chest area. You might look at something from mountain hardware like MHW2270 or Millet like mil0244 which are both cut for a 38 in chest in the small.

emailsfh

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So, one clarification on size chart, Geoff. The sizing chart is the person's measurements or the jackets? I'm almost certain it is the person and not the jacket, right?

Geoff Conner

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you are correct, it is the body measurement. The easiest way to think about it is like this, Size Small is cut for a person with a 36-37 in chest, Medium=38-40 in chest, large=41-43 in chest and XL=44-46 in chest.

emailsfh

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For anyone wondering, I was able to try a small and a medium. The small is a bit too snug in the chest, even with not much on underneath. I would say RAB runs a bit smaller than Patagonia and the ranges that Geoff gave above are fairly accurate. I'm definitely in between sizes here, but for this kind of jacket would size up for this brand if you are in a similar situation.

Riffle

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I would add to what emailsfh wrote. On paper I was an dead on XL, but when I tried that size on, I felt pretty constricted in the chest and also the shoulders and across the upper back with just a few layers on underneath. Now I am definitely bigger in the shoulders than average so that played a part, but I agree that you need to think size up first with this jacket.

5 5

pelham_nor1906681

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I've had this for 2 years and carry it for hikes in New England winters in the Whites. It usually stays in the pack until its really cold and then it does the job - really warm down to 0F with layers and I like the wire in the hood that keeps the bill stiff. It's light and it packs down very well but lofts back up quickly. I try not to beat up the fabric but it has survived enough scrapes w rock ledges that I'm convinced its pretty tough.

are you guys getting mediums back in stock...

bananagrams

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are you guys getting mediums back in stock anytime soon?? im 6'2" 165 and am thinking i should probably go with a M rather than L...

Riffle

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I can't see how a M is going to fit your frame very well, especially in the arms. Unless you have stubby, T-Rex appendages, I think the L or even the XL would be much better fit, depending on your layering preferences.

4 5

cosmicgumby

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

This jacket is exactly what I was looking for - lightweight and very warm (for winter camping in temperatures colder than 20 degrees F).

Two issues: 1) inconsistent down weight. In trying to decide on a color, I got two versions of the jacket in XL. Immediately I noticed that one had significantly less loft than the other. Sure enough, one weighed 614g while the other was 660g.

2) In total, I've now tried on three of these jackets and two of them have had main zippers that are extremely hard to work. I'm hoping that the zipper will break in over time. If not, this jacket will be returned.

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Hello Everyone I want to buy the down coat...

gerold

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Hello Everyone I want to buy the down coat but am not sure what size to get. I am 5"8" and since I hit 50 yrs old, some time back,I quit working out and the weight took over something fierce. I went from a solid 185lbs to just over a shabby 220lbs and need to know what size to get that would fit around my midsection comfortably. many Thanks in advance.

what is the difference between the medium...

jeannp116589

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what is the difference between the medium and small sizes here? i got the medium and have a feeling its too big, its just a touch baggy... shouldn't it more snug?

what is the difference between the medium...
hegaveitall

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Your question is hard to answer. The diff between small and medium is on the size chart. If the medium is too baggy then order a small. It shouldn't be more snug if your measurements say you need a small. I'm not sure if this was a serious question or not but there you go.

5 5

Esteban

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The Rab Neutrino Endurance is a super warm well-made down jacket. Super high quality materials. Workmanship is as good or better than anything by Accteryx. This jacket is cut a little longer and the materials are more durable than most 'belay' parkas. I am 6'4" 210 lbs. and the XL fits perfect. It falls about 2 inches below my belt. It is articulated for climbing. Great materials, workmanship,and ideal cut. My only complaint is that the zipper pull is "left-handed," european-style, whatever. It is still the best technical down jacket I have ever seen. Highly Recommended.

hegaveitall

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I agree, one of the best down jackets I have tried. I hope the quality doesn't change. Rab keep up the good work.

5 5

lqu5404628

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This thing has so much down in it it feels tight, but it moves very well and never constricts, it also goes nicely over several layers or under my shell. A miracle fit really. I bought the medium, I'm 72 inches tall, 155lbs and this fits perfectly. Was surprised to get mine, in Beluga (which is a very dark gray, not a less shiny black as pictured, very classy), and find that the zipper pulls are on the "wrong" side for a mens jacket. In follow up with BC I learned that the zippers for both the mens and the womens version have the pulls on the left hand side of the jacket. It takes a bit to get used to but not deal breaker, not with jacket this good in every respect.

5 5

ootnaboot

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I had this jacket since December and love it. I've used it ice cragging in Ouray, winter mountaineering in the high Sierra and on Shasta, and chillin' in camp in JTree. I've never had a puff jacket that fit so well, handled moisture so well (love Pertex!) and keeps me toasty warm.

This is my second piece of Rab gear (I also have the Baltoro soft-shell); it won't be my last. Quite simply, their gear is bomber; you will not regret getting on the Rab train. Cheers!

One dang fine puff jacket
Chris

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Is your jacket the "zest" color or a different shade of green from last season? Thanks!

hegaveitall

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I believe this is the Zest color.

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