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Recess-resistant.

If your boy comes home near-daily with new rips, tears, and holes in his jackets, give The North Face Denali Hooded Fleece jacket a try. The Denali has 2-ply nylon reinforcing the hood, chest, shoulders, and elbows because The North Face knows that boys play hard.
  • Durable Water Repellant (DWR) finish adds more water-resistance than typical fleece jackets
  • Zip- and snap-in compatible for more comfort and less ‘bundled up marshmallow’ effect
  • Zippered hand pockets so he doesn’t lose his lunch money

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Christine

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I bought this jacket for my 10-yr old nephew this Christmas. He LOVES his jacket! He normally wears a 10/12, however I ordered the large. It fit him perfectly with a slight bit of growing room. I doubt he will be able to wear next winter if he has more than one significant growth spurt. I'll order the XL next time, so he will definitely be able to wear it next winter. They are well worth the money but too expensive to only get one season out of it. He says its very warm and seems to be quite comfortable as he goes about doing his usual boy activities. It appears very well made. We haven't washed it yet, so hopefully it will hold up well. No doubt, he thinks he's pretty cool sporting around in it.

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MargieS

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I LOVE this jacket. I ordered a size 10-12 for my 10-year-old and a size 14-16 for my 13-year-old. My older son is on the small side. This jacket fits him fine, with a little room to grow. He'll probably be able to wear it next year, when he's 14, too. My younger son is in the 70th %tile for height and weight. The size 10-12 fits him perfectly now, but I think it will be too small next year. At $116.00 this is distressing! I wish I had also ordered him a size 14-16; I think it would have been fine. I feel this jacket runs true to the smaller size listed (so a 10-12 is more like a 10 and a 14-16 is more like a 14.) My boys both wanted black, so I bought 2 blacks, but I LOVE the colors that are available! This jacket is warm and lightweight - my kids think it is soft and cozy. It's slightly water repellent, so it's good for being out at recess in a drizzle. A pouring/soaking rain is no match for this jacket, but it wasn't designed for that. This is a great jacket for fall hikes and other outdoor activities. It will also be great for skiing on those warm/sunny ski days when you tend to get too hot in a parka. I think it's definitely worth the money, but at this price you might consider ordering up a size.

Is the boys xxs denali jacket comparable...

ROBERTS1060355

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Is the boys xxs denali jacket comparable to sz. 4. Maybe toddler 4?

Dean Whitehead

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I would say the XXS is a large 4T... probably more closely resembles a 5T...

Donald Schmit

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This is comparable to a size 5. It is not a 5T.

At what temperatures is this jacket best...

Tracy

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At what temperatures is this jacket best used for?

Jesse Lind

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It is difficult to give you an exact answer because every child's physiology is different. Plus, there are other factors: how recently did the child eat? What type of layering system is s/he wearing? Is her/his head covered? Is s/he active or stationary? Is s/he ill or otherwise physiologically compromised? So, I know I'm totally going overkill on this, but this all really does come into play. If I had a fleece like this, I would use it down to freezing if I was stationary but below freezing, it likely wouldn't keep me warm unless I was moving. For a kid, I'm guessing it would be good stationary into the 50s, maybe the 40s, but if the kid grew up in Florida (instead of Alaska, for example), then perhaps 60 degrees would be the lower limit. I hope this helps.

Jill Cole

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My son wears a 10 and I got him the large he has ample room for growth, but its not too big. He is a very very slim boy. I defiantly think he will get two seasons out of it. So in your case I would get the XL, HOPE THIS HELPS.