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Should be classified as a windbreaker!

Marmot Sharp Point Softshell Jacket - Men's

Marmot Sharp Point Softshell Jacket - Men's

Rating for this product: 4 July 7, 2008

This thing really lives up to the "Wind-stopper" name. I wore it biking to work in Lake Tahoe on a chilly/windy day and have to say it blocks %100 of the wind. It won't make you sweat and is thinner than the Apex Bionic but is just as warm and has pit-zips to boot! The water beads up and rolls off under the spigot. I got the tan one and kinda looks "old-manish" and the gray at times has a purpleish cast but it might just be me and my OCD-- haha. Overall it's a big step up from my Columbia 3-in-1 fleece liner! Let's see how it holds up in the winter...

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