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A tried and true design for all your casual and active adventures.
- Note: To be kinder to the environment, The North Face now manufactures all Denali Jackets with recycled Polartec 300 fleece. Colors with an 'R' in front of the name feature recycled fleece.
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I don't know how u got my bank account...
diane evans
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I don't know how u got my bank account number I never heard of u people there was a $1.08 charge to my account I never ordered anything from u U people need to credit my account before I turn u in thank u Diane Evans
Robin Stanford
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For a question like that you should probably use the live chat. These questions are for gear and are answered by users not people that work at backcountry.
I don't know how u got my bank account...
diane evans
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I don't know how u got my bank account number I never heard of u people there was a $1.08 charge to my account I never ordered anything from u U people need to credit my account before I turn u in thank u Diane Evans
Hayden Beck
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you should contact customer service......
What is the purpose of the eight inch...
Barbara
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What is the purpose of the eight inch zippers in the armpits?
Dean Whitehead
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Hey Barbara, they are vents... unzip them when hot without having to unzip/take off the jacket...
Mitch
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Pit zips are for when you are exercising to let perspiration and heat out of the jacket. Typically waterproof shells have them under the arm pit to allow air ventilation in an area where rain cannot access the interior of the jacket.
Underwhelming
rmcalonan2364981
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Broken zipper, soft fleece, better garments out there for less dinero.
customer service
msh4046391
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incredible customer service, I have not find this type of customer service in my last 40 years in USA. Customer service peoples are soooooooo friendly and you make every effort to make your customer happy. each and every person in your customer service person gets five stars from me Thank you Mahendra shah
Warm Jacket
ajc4604382
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Great jacket really warm. Not entirely wind resistant, but pretty close. Match up with the Gortex and you got a great winter combo. Sizing is a bit interesting though. I'm 5'10" around 185 and a medium fits great. In any other jacket, I wear a L or XL.
it does its job, its just expensive
bailey mills
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got this jacket for my birthday and it is ok. its more of a style jacket. its almost like people think your not cool unless your wearing a 170 dollar jacket. it does do its job though. i wouldnt want this to be my jacket if i lived any farther north though, but down here it is warm enough.
One of the best jackets out there...
Joe
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TNF jackets have always impressed. The are not as bulky as other's in their class and still warm. I am able to easily drive in this jacket without feeling twisted or bound up.
This particular jacket isn't the" best" for wind resistance but does a fairly decent job. I also wish the prices of TNF would come down as I believe all their products are priced a little high, but for the most part it is worth it.
If you are looking for a stylish jacket that will hold up well in quality and cold, look no further.
Is there aproduct of equal bulkiness to...
Chuck Seemayer
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Is there aproduct of equal bulkiness to the North Face Denali that is more wind-resistant and of equal or lesser cost?
k
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Try the wind wall 1.
Matthew Milliken
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Many Windstopper or Similar windblocking fleece jackets will be less bulky than the denali, but just as warm in standard conditions and even warmer in windy conditions. My personal favorite is the Pamir windstopper Jacket from TNF, which is priced similarly to the Denali, but is on sale for $125 on BC as I write this.
Are these authentic?? How can it be this...
Josh
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Are these authentic?? How can it be this cheap? They North Faces go for $165!!
Donald Schmit
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Yes they are authentic. These are discontinued colors that they are trying to get rid of before the new season's colors come out so they price them to sell.
k
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Yeah these are a sweet deal ecspecially if you like bright colurs.
Gone Fishing
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I am sure Backcountry sells authentic merchandise. As Donald posted, the ones that are usually on sale are obsolete colors or last years model. I have also seen certain colors go on sale that they have a very large inventory of.
Matthew Milliken
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Of course they're Authentic. Backcountry sells alot of discontinued colors, but they can also negotiate better prices because they are such a large volume retailer. Beyond that, the markup on TNF gear is huge, especially the Denali. I bet it costs under $10 to manufacture.
weird cut on this jacket
JDM
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I went with XXL due to my body size 120kg/191cm (264lbs/6.26") and the sleeve is a little bit too long. probably like 1 inch compared to my apex paradigm.
The fabrics are quite obvious of good quality but the cut is weird.. i feel weird at the shoulders.. like being in a cardboard box
I also got a size M for someone around 5.4" and the sleeve is terible long even though the fit on the body is perfect
So i recomand this jacket if
1. you dont buy at the horible retail price of 165$
2. you can find a size that would fit your body/sleeve combination
not great
ccasel658534
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Too bulky, cut too long, and does not block any wind.
not great
ccasel658534
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Too bulky, cut too long, and does not block any wind.
Denali
T.Lane
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This jacket is in no way anything more than a fashion statement and I feel TNF wanted it that way.Not everything they make is real mountaineering gear.This is a good example of that.
The fleece is far too heavy to effectively layer because of it's bulk,and it has no wind protection whatsoever.
Too many zippers and pitzips that are not only useless,but actually bleed off heat even when zipped.
Long and short-use it out on the town in temps 30-50,without wind,without rain or drizzle,without snow-getting the picture?
Save Your $$$
Bob Nolan
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It is a complete waste of money and if you pay more than $49.00 for it you are getting ripped.This jacket neither blocks the wind nor is it very warm,unless you live in Bermuda in which case it will do the job.
I think that the North Face company has sold a bunch of jackets mainly due to them being an inner city status symbol and due to them giving them away to all serious Mt.Everast climbers so that their logo can be seen on various outdoor cable show.Soooo,in closing as I have said-"Save Your $$$"
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Need a jacket for my sixteen year old, He...
Alexandra
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Need a jacket for my sixteen year old, He does not want bulky, and we live in Michigan. It's for waiting on the bus for school and weekend running around
Donald Schmit
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The only thing I would say is that if it is windy a lot where you live then I would recommend getting something with wind resistance. Wind will practically blow right through this thing.
Benjamin Vincent
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You'd probably be better off with an Apex Bionic Thermal (not just the apex bionic). Michigan winters can be brutal and I don't think the denali is weather resistant enough.
k
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This jacket is very bulky and not at all wind resistant try the wind wall 1
k
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This thing is bulky and not wind proof try the windwall 1 jacket.
If myhusband wears a XXL - size 50, will...
Rosemary Vivinetto
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If myhusband wears a XXL - size 50, will a XXL Northface Fleece fit him?
Mike Traslin
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It should be a good fit....These jackets have a looser fit....
Recommend this jacket!
Barbara Delaney
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My son loves this jacket and wears all winter.
Works for me/ hopefully works for him
vio3057404
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I have just purchase this jacket for my husband at half price. I have one myself and it does keep me warm without over heatin in this chicago weather. I do agree its not wind resistant at all but the windwall do a great job for that. Its a good buy and hopefully hobby love it.
not impressed
Benjamin Vincent
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The point of fleece is warm, comfortable insulation. 300 weight polartec fleece is just that, but the North Face kinda ruined it in their design. The 2nd chest pocket is overkill and combined with the pit zips leaves way too many zipper pulls hanging around. The nylon chest piece does give some wind protection, but leaves the jacket incredibly boxy, looks like I have shoulder pads when wearing it and I already have broad shoulders. That and the zippers in your arm pits just detract from the warmth and comfort. The cut is disappointing in that it's not fittted at all, which is fine for stacking layers underneath, but makes it bulky to try and layer over and basically it looks better in pictures and on a hanger than it does on you. It's not that this is a bad jacket, but warmth and comfort can be found packaged better elsewhere.
DeskDriver
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If you don't like the fit of this Denali jacket, punch TNF5261 into the search bar on the backcountry home page. This product is the re-designed Denali Jacket for men, which features a more athletic fit than it's boxy cousin. This fit is new for the Fall 2010 season.
Benjamin Vincent
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Thanks DeskDriver for the heads up. The fit was 8/10ths of my problem with it, the other is the pit zips: While a great feature on shells, I've just found I don't like them what so ever on fleece. I returned this Denali and picked up an Arc'teryx Maverick AR, which I am very happy with.
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