Description
No downpour too nasty.
- Fully adjustable rain hood stows away into the collar
- Mesh lined for increased breathability
- Brushed collar lining feels soft against your face
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Keeps you Dry
Jeff
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I use this for fishing,camping and hiking and it gets the job done. It is super lightweight so it's great for hikes. It is pretty warm and keeps you nice and warm for temperatures hover around 0 degrees Celcius. The waterproofing is great. All around a great buy!
Keeps you Dry
Jeff
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I use this for fishing,camping and hiking and it gets the job done. It is super lightweight so it's great for hikes. It is pretty warm and keeps you nice and warm for temperatures hover around 0 degrees Celcius. The waterproofing is great. All around a great buy!
I love it!!
jiweon Song
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This is the Jacket. It is very light weight, true to size, and will keep you dry. I intend on always keeping this packed in my bag incase and unexpected shower comes along.
I was directed here when I did a search...
Dreamer Media
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I was directed here when I did a search for wholesale rain jackets. Do you sell to retailers wholesale?
Angus Bohanon
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Nope, sorry. Backcountry is a retailer, not a wholesaler.
I love it
Adam
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Pit zips would make this better but I still am very satisfied. I throw it on anytime its raining, and I have also used it in the winter for xc skiing and it did pretty well. (got a touch clammy inside though) Stops the wind and rain doesnt have a chance!
Pretty much will keep you dry
Kevin Killory
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Great waterproof jacket. Go with a lightweight fleece underneath if the temperature is low. I am 5'8" and 162 lbs and the medium was a bit loose on me but it got the job done.
DOes this have zip-in capability?
carp271674
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DOes this have zip-in capability?
Arthur Debowski
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The Resolve is not a part of the zip-in line.
KNOW WHAT YOU'RE BUYING
Carson Dunbar
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This jacket wasn't designed for warmth and insulation. it is a basic outer shell! I tried one on at sports authority.
Honestly $90.00 is a bit steep but it was worth it for me. I wear it when its not cold enough for a insulated jacket but it's windy or rainy enough to want a shell. I where it when I run because it is pretty breathable.For the most part I wear it when I backpack in the rain. It keeps out the rain and doesn't accumulate sweat on my back between my pack. It's also LITE WEIGHT!
Again Know you're buying something to keep out the rain, NOT INSULATION.
Im 6'0, 170lbs what size should i get?
Rhosheca
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Im 6'0, 170lbs what size should i get?
Joanna
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I would buy the large.
Adam
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Got a medium and im 6 foot 160 and its perfect..
TNF Venture versus Resolve
Mark Parrett
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Get Venture, not Resolve
Marisa Farley
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I purchased the Resolve for water/windproof protection during day hikes. As it is water resistant it can be slightly disappointing during a good thunderstorm. Also without pit zips it can be clammy while moving during said thunderstorm. The adjustable hood is great but only if you have a ball cap or helmet on, otherwise it slouches forward obstructing your view. The tuck-away hood is great if that is your thing but it will also get snagged by a messenger type bag for city commutes.
Very poor investment
Adam Nadir
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Definetly not worth $90.00. It's basically a cheap plastic parka with Red color and the NorthFace logo. It has ZERO insulation and initially I thought may be it's design to be a rain parka. Nope! After owning it for little over a year, I can tell you that it does a poor job for rain proofing.
aflp157212
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Is the material as good as Gortex?
I'm about 5'10, 150lbs. What size should...
george
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I'm about 5'10, 150lbs. What size should i get?? Considering I'll be wearing a fleece jacket underneath.
Gone Fishing
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I would go for the Medium if you plan on wearing fleece underneath.
I'm 6'0" and 155lbs what would be a good...
dav4954501
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I'm 6'0" and 155lbs what would be a good size for me if I want to layer?
Gone Fishing
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Medium should work for you.
Great for the purpose
tre5303945
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This jacket does an excellent job blocking the wind and keeping you dry. The jacket itself is actually kind of warm, I was surprised. I throw it over my fleece and it keeps me warm in 30 degree weather, with wind and rain. It's very comfortable and lightweight, looks great, built well, and goes on easy over clothing. You can tuck the hood away and take it out for a jog on a cool breezy day too. The only cons' are the pockets aren't steep so stuff falls out easy if not zipped.
My son has the khumbra fleece northface...
Amy
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My son has the khumbra fleece northface and I am wondering what it could zip into so it would serve as an innershell?
Dave Marcus
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Here's a list of zip-in compatible shells that the Khumbra will work with:
Banshee TriClimate Jacket
Mt. Guide Jacket
Mt. Light Parka
Mt. Light Jacket
Recon jacket
Trinity Triclimate
Voretex Triclimate
Chile
Ronald Galleguillos Leiva
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¿ Porque en su lista de envios a países no aparece Chile ?
Ryan Conklin
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Porque tristemente no le da amor.
North Face Resolve Jacket
bro4663232
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The jacket has served me well so far. It doesn't breath quite as well as I wanted. I probably should have gotten one with armpit vents. Stuff can also slide out of the pockets if you leave them zipped all the way open.
Adam
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Yeah pit zips would be nice, but for the price its a solid jacket.
Great light weight rain jacket
Stephen S
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Waterproof properties are top notch. Kept me dry and cool. Hood completely covers my head and can be easily adjusted. It breathes well but if you are in cold and wet weather, you might need another layer.
good!
sla4922781
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yeah!it is cheap and nice,good for windday&little rain.but not for winter,you need thick inside!
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