The North Face
ThermoBall Eco 2.0 Jacket - Women's

4.708672086720867 out of 5 stars

$230.00

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Why We Like The North Face ThermoBall Eco 2.0 Jacket

Toasty and packable, The North Face ThermoBall Eco 2.0 Jacket is a staple in our pack on multi-day ventures and peak-bagging missions. Zipping away inside its own pocket, this puffy takes up minimal space, while the box-baffle quilting and down-mimicking synthetic fill bring us heavyweight warmth once the sun goes down.

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Ultralight puffy for wintertime layering and adventuring
Recycled materials are lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly
PFC-free DWR finish resists light precipitation without forever chemicals
Post-consumer recycled synthetic fill insulates with a low enviro-impact
Box baffles minimize cold spots for reliable, compressible warmth
Slim fit layers comfortably under your shell on snowy days
Zippered pockets secure your smaller essentials
Packs away in its own pocket for compact stashing
Item #TNFZDXL

Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed
Material: [face fabric] 100% recycled nylon, non-PFC DWR treatment, [lining] 100% recycled polyester
Insulation: ThermoBall Eco (100% post-consumer recycled polyester)
Fit: slim
Length: hip
Center Back Length: 25.75in
Hood: none
Pockets: 2 zippered hand, 1 zippered stow
Baffle Construction: box
Activity: hiking, casual
Manufacturer Warranty: limited lifetime

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5 out of 5 stars

November 30, 2024

Thermoball Eco - Fall 2024 - Midnight Mauve

I'm so happy I picked up this color in Midnight Mauve which as of right now is sold out in all sizes. It is such a beautiful color in this jacket. I thought it would be too dark but it is just beautiful. It's a nice mauve color, lighter than the color Black Currant from last season. If you have any pieces in that color it will match perfectly with this Midnight Mauve as it is in the same complementary color family. As usual, I sized up one size because I actually like to wear my jacket as a jacket over layers and because North Face still cuts the armpits on ladies jackets way too high and narrow. The dual bungee cords on the left and the right side are gone in this current version, so you cannot equally adjust the jacket from left to right, but there is one bungee cord on the right side of the inside of the jacket to tighten it at the hem if you need to keep cold air out or if you just want a slimmer look. On the plus side there is a zippered inside pocket on the left chest and it has a loop, you can hook your key lanyard on to it (see close up photo). This is such a great idea and I really like when jackets have this loop as nothing is worse than reaching for your keys and dropping them in snow. If they're hooked onto the loop inside your jacket, you know you can just pull your keys out without releasing it from the lanyard and you won't lose your keys in the snow or out in the wilderness. It's a little thing but it's a smart thing to put in jackets. I do miss the embroidered North Face logo. This version of theThermoball jacket has a heat transferred iron-on of TNF logo. I do miss that and I hope they bring it back as I don't know how well this decal will last. If it's a cost-saving thing, maybe North Face can just do the embroidered logo on the front of the jacket and forgo the back of the jacket. But overall, this jacket's beautiful and I'm so glad I decided to pick up this season's version.