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Norrøna Narvik Soft Shell Jacket - Men's

Norrøna Narvik Soft Shell Jacket - Men's

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Norrøna Narvik Soft Shell Jacket - Men's

Lightweight, stretchy, and water-resistant, the Norrøna Men's Narvik Softshell Jacket feels like a part of your body you lost at birth. OK, that sounds kind of morbid, but you get the idea. The Narvik Jacket's 2-layer Soft Shell fabric flexes with your movements for long-wearing freeride comfort in mild spring weather. When you're pushing your limits in the backcountry, the welded softshell fabric breathes like crazy to keep you feeling fresher than the bread at Farmer's Market, and dual side vents open up to blow heat out the door.

Bottom Line: Norrøna's Narvik Softshell—the jacket freeriders should be born with.

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Rating for this product: 5

RE: Not Windstopper

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November 25, 2008

I have to add to this thread: The user giving this jacket one star has clearly gone mental. It doesn't even kind of indicate anywhere in the specs that this jacket is supposed to be wind resistant, let alone windproof with Gore Windstopper. My friend has this jacket and I've worn it around, and it's amazing. Great material, great fit, great company. Read the tech specs before you buy next time bruto.

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Rating for this product: 4

re:not Windstopper,not good at all

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May 14, 2008

None(1), you have misunderstood the purpose with this jacket. In the the specs, it says that the recommended use is warm weather skiing. You're correct, it is not a Windstopper, and it is not supposed to be either. For its purpose, warm weather skiing, it's a very good jacket.

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Not Windstopper, Not Good at All

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May 3, 2008

This is not Gore Windstopper. It is Norrona's proprietary "windstopper." Gore is pretty tough and always has a "Gore Windstopper" BIG Red Stop Sign tag on the jacket, or has "Windstopper" embroidered on the jacket somewhere, but this one does not. That should've been my first clue. Unfortunately, it was not. The jacket leaks air, plain and simple. There are no seam sealing, taping, or anything besides a very very thin piece of mesh around the pit zips to keep air out. Needless to say, it doesn't. Air leaks in and through the zipper as well. I wore it on a high 20-degree day at Copper in mid April with a 10-15mph breeze and I was frigid and could feel wind coming in around my pits and on my chest. . My cheap $60 Billabong jacket kept me warm all winter with just a nylon shell so I knew something wasn't right. Only plus's are that the Blue Color is absolutely amazing, it has a really "clean" design, and...the powder skirt sorta works. And BC's customer service and return service rules! Bottom line, the jacket is flat out terrible in functionality, but good on looks. But who cares when you're on a ridge and its 30mph winds if you look good?

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Tech Specs:

Material: Norrøna 2-layer Soft Shell / grid fleece
Waterproof Rating: Water-resistant
Breathable Rating: Guaranteed
Core Venting: Dual chest
Pockets: 2 Hand, 1 sleeve
Seam Taped: No, welded seams
Hood: Yes
Zip-in Compatibility: No
Weight: [Men's size L] 1lb 9oz (700g)
Recommended Use: Warm weather skiing, snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty: 5 Years