Description
More warmth, less guilt.
- Two chest pockets and two hand-warmer pockets provide plenty of storage for essentials cell phone to ski straps
- Underarm vents help you stay comfortable when you’re working up a sweat breaking trail
- Abrasion patches on chest, shoulders, and arms block wind and guard against pack straps and ski edges
- Hem cinch cord blocks out drafts
- Zip-in compatible, so you can layer it with a The North Face shell for the ultimate cold-busting comfort
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The North Face Denali Fleece Jacket - Men's
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cosp81562
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bought this as a present for my father who's always wanted one but could not get himself to spend the money. he absolutely loves it.
Denali Fleece
kmccann2064648
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I love this Jacket, The fit, the weight, the warmth. Good all around Jacket, perfect for Louisiana, where it's 40 degrees one day and 75 the next. As always, I will do my best to try and where it out, but these jackets keep going and going!
Either works or doesn't...
Socks
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Big Pros -- Looks. Soft to the touch. Incredible heat retention on cold days/nights. Great for snuggling with your loved one.
Big Cons -- Way too bulky.
If you're a thin framed person, this jacket is THE ONE for you! Hands down
Awesome jacket
Kevin Killory
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When I bought this originally it was a medium, but being 5'8" and 162lbs, the small was actually better since North Face has a larger sizing than most companies. Great jacket that can be used under a shell for maximum warmth and wind protection since this jacket isn't exactly wind-resistant.
Excellent Gift
David Walls
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Purchased this Northface jacket for my friends son for Christmas. He was happy to go back to college with his NorthFace apparel!
I have a denali in Black. What would be a...
Lenny Lefebvre
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I have a denali in Black. What would be a good shell to pair it with?
Mark Parrett
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The Alpine Project Jacket is a Gore Tex Activeshell offering from TNF. I think it would pair up nicely. If you're looking for something less techy or more affordable and want to stay within the TNF family, the Varius Guide jacket works well.
great jacket
sus4997175
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift, but have feedback to share
It's a great jacket. Great fit, not bulky. Perfect for someone ho doesn't want a big heavy coat when the weather is cold.
Sweet
Kelle Mulligan
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I like the jacket very well, I'm not into big bulky winter jackets, this keep you plenty warm for outdoor activities
Does the North Face Denali on this site...
Erika Tornton
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Does the North Face Denali on this site use YKK zippers?
Mark Parrett
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Hi Erika - yes, all TNF Denali fleece jackets use YKK zippers. If you get a "Denali" without them it can be one of the telltale signs of a knockoff.
Classic TNF
John MC
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is jacket is nice and toasty! The small amount of Polartec on the chest is a great addition! It does fit like most other North Face - a little longer in the sleeve and wider in the body, so if you're close or in between sizes I would suggest sizing up.
Fleece comfort
nicp128324
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is usually my around town jacket, sometimes used as a layer piece for the frigid temperatures. This jacket is very comfortable, smooth and soft to the touch. The fleece used is very high quality, washed many times and hasnt pilled. The pit zips is very unique for a fleece, and actually works extremely well. Lots of pockets to stow things away, and a DWR coating for light rain if you managed to get caught in some. Overall this is the go to heavy fleece ,cant beat it.
The North Face Denali Jacket Video
Dave Madsen
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Great fleece!!!
Arik Ryvkin
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I used it in the Indian Himalayas (~4500 m) in the evening over a short t-shirt and it worked like a charm although it wasn't that cold (~15 C I think).
I does not feel like the most luxury fleece and it is a bit big to carry around but I don't think that there are other fleeces that are more compact but are just as worm. Eventually - a great catch for 90$ (on sale).
Cheers
No complaints
smackasnac1449348
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This is my second Denali fleece Jacket, and I am quite happy with it. It's warm, stylish, and functional. I love the pit zips when I'm out hiking or climbing, and it has plenty of pockets.
No Wind Resistence You Can Do Better
Karl G.
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The Denali is one of The North Face Company's best selling pieces and is very popular and you will see it everywhere you go on college students. It is almost a uniform top! As a layering piece, it is very warm and breathes very well, but is very bulky and heavy. Although it has DWR, it's ability to resist moisture and rain is minimal. Although some wind blocking is afforded by the panels across the front, over the shoulders and the elbows, wind whistles through the unprotected parts of the body and sleeves. It is very stylish, but you will be in a crowd of Denali wearers where ever you go. It's best uses are on a day with temps in the 30's, 0 wind, and no rain or as a super bulky wool sweater replacement. Better choices in The North Face line for people looking to have a jacket that can shed some light rain and provide warmth by blocking wind include TNF Apex Bionic, Sentinel or Palmyra , or MHW and Arc'teryx ( on sale) soft shell jackets. All are around the same price as the Denali and more versatile. If you love the styling and want a piece that looks similar so you blend in TNF Wind Pro version of the Denali is far more versatile. You'll thank me the first time you walk outside on a chill day with any wind at all.
Tominator
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Excellent assessment, 100% accurate.
Tom Murphy
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Testing
Don't you have it in olive green
wangay
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Don't you have it in olive green
Thomas Ogasawara
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Not in this season's colors.
Charles Foster
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Do you have any 4x fleece jackets or hoodies i wear a 3x but im afraid they run small.
Steven Jones
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Charles. Backcountry usually doesn't stock sizes that large. I suggest trying another vendor or going straight to the source.
North Face Denali Jacket
dh7101531836
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I received the North Face Denali jacket about a week ago, this is the second I've bought. I've been wearing the first one I purchased for about three years and it holds up very well to regular wear. The backcountry customer service is above and beyond all other retailers I've ever dealt with. I needed to exchange the first jacket I received for a different color and had no issues with arranging the exchange. I will be purchasing all of my gear through Backcountry from now on, take my word for it, don't waste your time with other websites or retailers. Backcountry is the best!!! Top notch!
Denali fleece jacket
Ted Stowell
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This is my 1st experience with any "North Face" products, due to my perception of over-priced quality. I have to say that the quality is great ie, very comfortable and warm jacket but the price seems too high. I think that if the North Face emblem wasn't attached, the price would be much lower...especially for re-used fleece.
Hello,
i just ordered this in an XL mens....
Heather
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Hello,
i just ordered this in an XL mens. I have tried on a womens XXL in the store and it fit. Do you think it will be comparable to woomens XXL? And if not is it returnable?
Dave Marcus
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The men's XL fits a chest size of 45-48 while the women's is 46-47. The men's XXL sleeve is 1/4" shorter. Those two measurements are close enough that you'll probably be ok. However, I think you'll find that the cut of the men's vs. women's Denalis are completely different. The men's will have much wider shoulders and torso in relation to the chest size. I don't think you're going to be happy with the fit.
Luckily, Backcountry has a great return policy. Try it on, leave the tags alone, and if it doesn't fit, contact Backcountry for a return authorization. They'll take it back.
Looking for Gear to use and places to see in Arizona
Martin Lopez
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I am a outdoors person, and have been all my life, but its hard these days to find good buds to go and do the guy thing ffor the weekend.. I love my wife, but lets face it guys, she is no camping,fishing,backpacking, king off person... I had a good buddy whom has passed on, and lost touch with others, that I used to have some excellent and memorable trips. I have moved to Phoenix Arizona, from Temecula, CA. and was wondering if there is some kind of information, on groups, clubs, and some places to check out, and any secret places or spots to check out.. I would appreciate it..Arizona is a beautiful state, and I will check it out.
And if anyone has input on some gear to get, somthing that won't break the bank I would greatly take your advice...
Martin G.
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