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Nike Proost Down Jacket - Men's - 2011
Your body works hard to keep you body warm in the cold, and when the mercury takes a dive, your body might need a little help. The Nike 6.0 Men's Proost Down Jacket provides big protection from the cold whether you are roaming around town or shredding a cold clear day on the mountain.
- Goose down insulation holds the cold at bay and keeps you feeling good when the temperatures drop
- Fully taped seams seal out moisture
- Underarm zip vents dump excess heat when you start working up a sweat
- Built-in powder skirt helps keep snow off your back
Bottom Line: Keep your heat.
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Hi there, Just got this jacket and am totally stoked. Am I right
Hi there,
Just got this jacket and am totally stoked. Am I right in thinking this thing should hold up to the occasional rain storm, since it has 10k waterproof rating and the seams are fully taped? Reason I ask is, looking at the jacket, it is hard to tell that the seams are taped at all, least not like your typical gore tex shell. And taped seams are one of the reasons I bought this thing. Am I not seeing things right?
thanks,
Otto
By: otto bernardin
July 26, 2012
Hey Dave, this jacket does have wrist gaiters!
By: Brandon Collett
July 11, 2012
Would you recommend a jacket like this for skiing in canada or
Would you recommend a jacket like this for skiing in canada or is an insulated jacket not really necessary? Also, what is the waterproof rating for this jacket?
By: Silas Cocks
March 22, 2012
Hey Silas,
You could definitely roll with a down jacket in Canada. Especially in the middle of the season riding chairs. Outside of that, it would depend on how warm of a person you are naturally or how much you like to layer.
If you get cold easily, then I would grab this for most anything Winter in Canada, even with slight layering. If you are warm all the time, then maybe dial it back to a jacket that has 60 grams of synthetic insulation at most.
Also, this jacket is a 10/10 I.E. it has a 10,000mm waterproof rating and a 10,000gr breathability rating. Not too shabby for a down jacket.
By: Wally Phillips
March 22, 2012
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [shell] polyester; [lining] taffeta
- Insulation:
- 75% down cluster
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- not specified
- Fabric Breathability Rating:
- not specified
- Hood:
- yes
- Length:
- upper thigh
- Venting:
- underarm zips
- Powder Skirt:
- yes
- Pockets:
- 2 hand, 1 chest
- Recommended Use:
- snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- limited