Description
Heads deserve to be cozy, too.
- Two chest pockets and two hand-warmer pockets provide plenty of storage for essentials from multitools to lip balm
- Underarm vents help you stay comfortable when you’re working up a sweat
- 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 The North Face shells for the ultimate cold-busting comfort
- Recycled and bluesign-certified materials reduce your jacket’s environmental impact
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Nice addition to a TNF classic
madp348149
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought the Denali Hooded Fleece to replace my 14 year old Denali jacket. The addition of the hood in a really nice touch and is a very useful. Overall, I am somewhat disappointed in the lowering of quality -- snaps are now plastic vs. metal as on my old Denali.
I am 5'9, 155lbs, and fit, with wider shoulders and long arms. I bought a large -- it fits nicely though the shoulders and chest, and does not restrict my movement or ride up on my arms when reaching; however, the 'body' of the jacket is just huge, even if I am layered up. I've tried Medium, that looks better, but is too tight in the shoulders and the sleeves ride well up on my arms when I am reaching, which is not acceptable in cold, outdoor activities.
Good jacket.
Brad H.
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I like this jacket and i think that its very warm, but is wind blows right through it like an open window. On windy days i wouldn't wear it but other times its great!
Awesome!
Ivo5244478
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This jacket is great! It's warm enough for the Chicago weather. I really love it. I highly recommend it.
The North Face Denali Hooded Fleece Jacket-Men's
pmk5124120
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Apparently it is the Best Christmas Present Ever the only time my son takes it off is when he goes to bed.....He has entered the teen years and wants everything everyone else has and with your help he got the one thing he begged for this year, thank you for the warmth and the smile it put on my sons face. Can't beat the protection from the weather, well made jacket, would recommend to everyone that asks about it and also will direct them to your site. Take care and have a Happy, Healthy New Year!!
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very happy
smo5016433
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we're very happy - got a men's small - purple hooded for my daughter - she is almost 6' tall and 123 pounds - it fits great - long enough for her in the body and sleeves - and she just used the cinch cords at the waist to make it a great fit - got a great price for the purple men's!
Great Fleece
Cor4911812
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Its a great fleece. Comfortable. Durable. Clearly stylish only downside is it provides no wind protection so just make sure you get it big enough to wear layers underneath it during winter other then that like i said great.
Could hibernate in this all winter
way4580707
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WARM! Like a serious wool sweater of similar heft. (Polartec 300 means heavier and bulkier fabric than your normal fleece jacket.) Includes four zippered pockets in convenient places; drawstrings for hem and hood; and pit zips.
Hooded version costs same as hoodless (both marked down from $160), adding warmth with negligible weight. Fits snugly (not oversized/floppy), so looks good up or down.
Sizes fit as expected. Go one size up if you want room for a thick inner layer: the sleeves will be a bit long, but the cuffs have enough elastic to keep them off your hands.
Dark colors (black, brown, blue) are most versatile if you want to wear this to work/etc. without looking highly technical. The nylon-shell apron is black, which looks high-contrast against gray fleece.
Backcountry had the lowest price on this. Checkout was painless, and free shipping to CA was fast.
How does the Ripstop hoodie differ from...
Taron S.
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How does the Ripstop hoodie differ from the other colors? More wind- and rain-resistance? Warmer? Thanks.
Good casual fleece
David Throgmartin
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I originally was not looking for a Denali fleece, but I found a gray one yesterday on a clearance rack for $50 off and decided to try it on. Once I tried it on and saw all the features and the comfortable fit I decided to pick it up.
The fit is nearly perfect for everyday use. I'm 5'10" 185lbs and a large fits me well. I'd describe the fit as regular. It is not an athletic fit.
Pros: It is very warm. There are abrasion patches in wear areas to help the fleece last a long time. The inside material is incredibly soft and comfortable. There are lots of features! The two hand pockets are nice and comfortable. There are two chest pockets -- one for a media device and a larger one that works great for sunglasses or a hat. It has pit zips. It also has a hood although that could be a plus or minus depending upon how you are looking at it.
Cons: It is heavy at almost twice the weight of a MH Monkey Man (although with more features). It is not water proof and you'll find the wind goes right through it.
I haven't tried this out as a piece of technical gear yet. I think it could work nicely with a light wind blocking layer underneath. I think it's great for wearing around town although it is by no means a replacement for your winter coat.
My opinion of Northface Denali jacket with hood
Gai100800394
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Just what I wanted. My 3 kids all got Northface Denali jackets with hoods, because they refused to wear winter coats. This lightweight, but very warm jacket keeps them warm enough when the temperature is in the teens( BUT I agree with most reviews I've read, on windy days I, also find I can get cold in the jacket). And since all have hoods to keep their heads warm, we don't have to go through the hastle every morning of finding hats. This jacket is perfect for what I was looking for!!
Ordering from backcountry.com was easy, product was available, just like the website said, and the shipping was exactly when they said it would be.
Very pleased with everything. Thanks!!!
Men's Denali Hooded Fleece Jacket - the best !!
Debbi
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We bought this jacket for our son, 24 year old, for Christmas. He absolutely loves it!! The fit was perfect, so order your usual size.
It's extremely warm, but lightweight. He wears it snowboarding in 20 degree weather and has only needed a shell when the wind chill was down to around 5 below.
We appreciate the live chat help with our decision, and the quick shipping!
Thanks
Awesome must have !
Sherry
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This was a gift for my son and he loves it! He wears it every day. Great quality as expected by North Face! Backcountry delivers as expected and came in time for Christmas even on late ordering. Thanks for a great gift!!
recommended!!
Regina Nastasi
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Awesome!! My guy loved it!!!! Great buy great site...ill buy again:)
Broken Heart
etr4259979
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Bought the northface for my son for x-mas. The next day someone stole it from a coat rack. He is so upset, and so am I. He loved that jacket!
Denali Hooded Fleece
Nick Rogers
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The jacket fits great and is super warm. Well worth the money!
Good and Bad
Gone Fishing
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The hood can be a very good thing on those cold and windy days and it can be really annoying when you are wearing this as a layer and it keeps getting in the way.
This jacket is made from recyled fleece. Very warm 300 Polartec fleece works great for layering on really cold days under a shell or as a stand alone jacket if it is not really windy. Abrasion resistant material in areas of high wear, especially your backpack straps.
I like that it has the pitzips which are a great feature. Probably the most stylish jacket that TNF makes. Cinch cords at the hems for custom fit. This fleece is a direct zip-in to many of the North Face shells.
The Cons: This fleece is very expensive and is not wind nor waterproof. The wind will cut right through this jacket if used as a stand alone. For full price I think there are better alternatives available if used for a technical jacket.
Major flaw made me send it back.
Leigha
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I did purchase two separate jackets in hopes that it was a fluke. Unfortunately, both jackets I purchased (same exact product number) had the same major flaw: when the zipper is fully closed, there's a defect in the manufacturing right up where your lips make contact with the jacket. It appears as though the fleece was melted-in-the-making, causing a very rough, very plastic-y protrusion to irritate the heck out of you while you're enjoying the outdoors.If you're a scarf-wearer, then you've got no problem...but this jacket isn't really designed for harsh weather -- usually the times you'd use a scarf.My advice, go for the hoodless version -- no scratchy plastic thingy on that one (probably because there's no hooded piece they needed to attach).:o)

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