The North Face
Apex Elevation Insulated Jacket - Men's

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Why We Like The North Face Apex Elevation Insulated Jacket

Just cause it's cold out, doesn't mean we're going to stop wanting to be outside. If anything, that blanket of glistening snow just makes our favorite trails and streets even more enticing. For lightweight warmth on all of our winter adventures, we grab The North Face's Apex Elevation Hooded Softshell Jacket. It's 100% windproof and highly water resistant, keeping us covered on blizzardy days when the snow isn't mixed with rain, sleet, and whatever else Mother Nature can cook up. Toasty Primaloft Silver insulation keeps us warm when temperatures plummet.

Details

An insulated softshell for adventures in cold weather
Windproof and water resistant shell stops most winter weather
Primaloft insulation gives you lightweight warmth for cold commutes
Adjustable hood protects your noggin from wild weather
Hand pockets hold everyday items or toasty handwarmers
Media-compatible chest pocket lets you rock out on the trail
Item #TNF05SH

Material: [face fabric] 20D x 20D WindWall, [face fabric] 96% polyester, 4% elastane, DWR coating, [lining] 40D x 40D nylon taffeta, DWR coating
Insulation: [core, collar] 120g PrimaLoft Black, [sleeves, hood] 80g PrimaLoft Black
Fit: relaxed
Length: hip
Center Back Length: 29in
Hood: adjustable
Pockets: 2 zippered hand, 2 zippered chest
Claimed Weight: 2lb 4oz
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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5 based on 142 ratings

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5 out of 5 stars

December 17, 2021

So far a great coat

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been wearing this for a couple weeks in a (so far) mild Iowa winter. It is heavy enough for the 15 degree days going to the office, but not too heavy for the 35 degree days. I think with a sweatshirt underneath it will work well for the days below zero as well. I'm not sure it is warm enough for sitting outside on really cold days, but for my use it seems to be perfect. I haven't had it for long, but it seems to have the excellent construction and durability I expect from North Face and I anticipate that I will use it for years like I have my previous North Face jackets.

Bryan