Product Name:Canada Goose Men and Women Down Jackets Black CG90005
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Brand:Canada Goose | Model:CG90005 | Material:Goose Down |
Weight:3kg | Size:S,M,L,XL,XXL | Color: Black and Brown |
For People:Men and Women | In Stock:Yes | Recommend Use:Outdoor,skiing, climbing
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Warranty:Life Time | Season:Cold Weather |
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ABOUT:
Being the leader in extreme weather outwear for over 50 years, Canada Goose jackets was the logical choice to design a parka for scientists working in McMurdo, Antarctica. With that came the birth of the Expedition Parka. Conquer extreme weather and protect yourself from the elements with this highly functional jacket. Stay comfortable in its relaxed fit and mid-length coverage, while taking advantage of a coyote fur ruff hood, the multitude of pockets, and more
When the wind really howls, the tunnel-shaped hood can be pulled tightly around the face, using an adjustable bracing wire, creating a sheltering pocket of air to keep the face warm.
But don't ask us how functional the Expedition Parka is鈥sk the scientists at McMurdo station. They've been living in their Expedition Parkas for more than 20 years!
Features
FIT
Regular Insulated
SIZES
S M L XL 2XL
FABRIC
Shell: 190gsm, Arctic-Tech; 85% Polyester / 15% Cotton blend with a DWR finish.
Lining: 55gsm, Nylon plain weave treated with water-repellent finish.
FILL
625 fill power white duck down
FEATURES
Bomber-length for exceptional mobility
Coyote fur ruff surrounding a removable 2-way adjustable hood for great protection from the elements
Storm flap over the 2-way locking front zipper is secured with hidden buttons to offer increased protection from the cold and wind
Elasticized, rib-knit cuffs and waistband to provide comfort and keep the cold wind out
A multitude of pockets for storage and hand warming:
Two high, fleece-lined handwarmer pockets
Two lower, fleece-lined pockets secure with Velcro? flaps
Utility pocket on left sleeve for storage of smaller items
One interior security pocket to keep belongings safe
This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 14 September, 2011.
