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CancelSpyder Glissade Hybrid Insulator Jacket (Men's)
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Quick Specs
More Info- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 2/10
- Warmth: 6/10
Available Colors
Collegiate
Abyss/Volcano
Ebony Gray
Tannin/Black
Spyder Black
Black/Black
Product Details
| Fit | Waterproofing | Warmth |
|---|---|---|
Relaxed: Also known as "regular," these garments fit just right, not too baggy or not too slim. |
1 - 4: Great for dry to light snow, offers limited protection, great for everyday wear. |
5 - 7: Great for temperatures 15°-30°F. |
Style: 204048
After a long day on the slopes you need something warm to lounge in. Now imagine that same piece could be used on the slopes too! That’s exactly what you get with the Spyder Glissade Hybrid Insulator Jacket. This versatile jacket is made with durable downproof recycled nylon with a DWR coating, helping keep you protected from light snow and moisture. It has 60g of PrimaLoft® Silver Eco Insulation along with double weave fleece panels, that are placed where you need it most, keeping your core warm and making it a great option to layer under a shell jacket. The casual look and full-zip design make it a great option for après, with zippered hand pockets and a stash pocket at the chest for all your essentials.
KEY FEATURES- Durable recycled Nylon fabric with a DWR coating for added weather protection
- PrimaLoft® Silver Eco Insulation (60g) combines with weave fleece to help keep your core warm on colder days
- Stylish look ideal for après with zippered hand pockets and a chest stash pocket
SPECS
- Fit: Relaxed
- Waterproofing: 2/10
- Warmth: 6/10
- Insulation Type: Primaloft
- Length (inches): 28
- Seam Sealing: No Seam Sealing
- Insulation Amount (grams): 60
FEATURES
- Insulated
- Water-Resistant Coating
- Waist Pockets
- Chest Pockets
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"This jacket comes with 60g's of insulation. We hope this information helps."
Answer by Paul (Peter Glenn Staff) on 7/18/2022 - 9:58 am
