Description
Toasty, but no marshmallow.
- Satiny smooth nylon and a sleek fit let you layer this jacket under a shell
- Hem cinch seals out drafts
- Zip-in compatibility with The North Face shells
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What is DWR coating?
trip500753
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What is DWR coating?
Angus Bohanon
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It stands for Durable Water Resistance. It's not waterproof, but it'll keep light drizzle from soaking the down insulation.
Little too bulky
Peter Eischeid
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This jacket was very nice, but my niece felt that it was too bulky for her. She is between the children's and women's sizes. We decided to return it. She wanted something more fitted.
Horrible!
ajmp81277
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This jacket works well on a 40 degree dry day. Any colder and you are in trouble. The jacket is not waterproof after the first hand wash/dry. The zipper is a flimsy plastic that does not hold up. I have 2 broken zippers on brand new N.F. jackets. The pockets of down seem to bunch up causing spots to be more vulnerable to the cold air. I purchased 6 North Face Jackets for the whole family. I purchased 1 North Face and 1 Karbon for myself at the same price. I am giving all the North Face jackets to good will and/or returning. I will be replacing them all with Karbon for the same price but 3 times the jacket. I will never buy this type of down jacket or another North Face product again. There is a reason why you see North Face more in malls than the slopes!
My, How You've Changed
k.up207145
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I purchased an Aconcagua Jacket a couple of seasons ago and wanted to replace it this year. I really liked my first purchase and expected the new jacket (with the same style name) to replicate my original. The new jacket was missing some of the features I enjoyed in the original: 1) no inner chest pocket, 2) no snaps on cuffs to interface with a shell outer layer, 3) no hang loop, 4) no fleece lining on collar or inside pockets, 5) revised cinch cord is missing an anchor, 6) less stitching on the jacket overall and different stitching on the sleeves, 7) inferior lining. I think that all of these changes merit changing the name of the style. Perhaps Aconcagua Down Jacket II. Still a nice jacket overall, but not as expected.
2thmall
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Totally agree with everything you said. I purchased for my daughter a few seasons ago an decided to buy her another and one for myself as well, but found a lot a differences and the jacket seems a bit thinner. We're going to eep thm, but there's definitely a change.
I have this coat in Bittersweet and love...
Debi
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I have this coat in Bittersweet and love it, but the arm length is to short and it's just a little to small. The size on the label on the coat coller says S/P and the store tag says SMALL. Is this a petite or just a regular small and should I try Medium? Just want to be sure before I order the wrong size! Do you sell PETITES and what are the measurements for a S/P? Thanks so much!!
erip60212
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s/p = small/pequeno (the Spanish for small). I'd try the medium.
Mom loves it
Carver Shaw
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
My mom needed an upgrade in coats, thats about it. She was skeptical about the metallic silver when I first showed her online, but when it showed up it was more of a white color and she loves it. She looks forward to the colder weather to wear her stylish and warm coat.
The North Face Aconcagua Down Jacket
Backcountry Video
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GF loves this
Rob Breault
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Got this for my GF she loves it
Love it!
cbu4708440
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I love this jacket! It is a perfect fit, and kept me warm all winter. I'm 5'2" and I bought a small. The fit is perfect for me, and it can be adjusted at the bottom for a tigher fit if needed.
do you freight to Australia if so what are...
Joanna
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do you freight to Australia if so what are the freight charges
Steven Jones
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You can try one of two things. Put the jacket into your cart and go all the way to just before checking out, or use the "chat now" link to get in touch with a BC rep. Best of luck!
Great if it didn't arrive dirty
kho3541162
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I got the jacket, tried it on, thought it looked and felt great and then noticed some crap all down the front of it -- like food or worse, regurgitated food. I cannot believe Backcountry.com sent this to me. Obviously worn and returned, I would expect them to check all returns. Very disappointing as well as disgusting!
suz5490892
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Hi kho3541162: I think I got the same coat again! The weimeraner color?! Crusty stuff near zipper, yuk. Color wasn't for me anyway.
Misrepresented coat
mhill1138451
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I so wanted to like this jacket. Did like the color but I also had problems w/the fit. I am 5'2", ll5 #'s. The jacket was snug around the waist w/only 1 thin top underneath. The down was very flat and basically the coat was a complete disappointment. I shop Backcountry alot and will continue to do so but really read into the product & fine print.
Great Coat!
Ron
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I absolutely love this coat. I am a male, 5'11", 155 lbs, and I own the white in a large and it fits me perfectly. Very warm and stylish.
mhp2776078
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nice style for sure
Kathy
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Hi i am a guy too and i was thinking about getting this jacket. Could you maybe email me ron? I have a few questions to ask about this jacket. It's Lindylax17@yahoo.com
Love my jacket!
gin5385056
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This is my 2nd Aconcaugua Down jacket from The North Face and my first time purchasing from Backcountry.com
Buying online from Backcountry.com was GREAT! I ordered my jacket on a Wednesday and it was here on Friday!
The only complaint I have about this jacket compared to my other one, is that it's length is shorter.
That's it!
Buy a size up!
aci5415677
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I'm usually a medium in north face, but this jacket is just a little tight and short. I'm 5'6, 140, very athletic. The jacket it tight around the back and shoulders and a little short. Perfect arm length though! Too bad they're sold out of larges.
Even though it's snug, I make it work. It is SOO warm. I love it enough to not return it!
if you decide to buy, simply go up a size!
Size up....
ret4917710
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I got a S and a M...to be sure I got one before they ran out...I'm 5'7ish 125lbs. and the small fit like a glove....and looked taylored...but for ME comfort is key...so I went with the M!! I got more movement and more length....bottom line....MORE COMFORT!!!!
It's ok
Suz5319107
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I got the jacket a few weeks ago. The day the I wanted to wear the jacket I notice that the zipper was broken..... The bad thing is that the jacket is no longer available in the color and size so that sucks for me. I tried changing but the selection that they had were really limited so every jacket that I would pick they didn't have the size or color so just my luck right.....
cha4878422
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You can go to any cleaners and it's about ten dollars or so to fix zippers. I've had many zippers fixed.
she loves this jacket!
Chad Auer
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Nice looking jacket, warm, and comfortable. Made a great Christmas present!
the north face aconcagua down jacket
ruth s jump
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this is a really warm jacket and im glad i have it the only thing that has really let me down was the right pocket zipper fell apart and i'm gonna have to send it back to north face and have it replaced other than the zipper falling apart this jacket is great and keeps me nice and toasty all day & night, i would highly reccommend this jacket to all my friends and family..!!
not recommended
gha5338088
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looks much darker (desired) brown on line...i.e.style AZPL weimarner brown 550 found at Dicks Sports Ctr is deep chocolate brown. Haven't decided to keep this one.
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tracyanneh
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