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MARMOT Men's Trient Jacket
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MARMOT Men's Trient Jacket
Marmot's Trient confronts winter wind, snow, and cold with waterproof, breathable MemBrain Strata and toasty Thermal R Eco synthetic insulation so you stay dry and warm.Features/Benefits:
- Thermal R Eco synthetic insulation (recycled fiber) for warmth without weight or bulk—made of multi-channel and hollow fibers to provide maximum performance and comfort
- 2.5-layer nylon ripstop fabric backed by waterproof, breathable MemBrain Strata (.5 layer protects membrane from abrasion, creates a dry touch, and reduces weight—no separate lining)
- Micro-stitched and 100% seam taped for complete waterproof protection
- Attached storm hood with laminated brim
- Chest pocket and Pack Pockets with water-resistant zippers
- Interior mesh storage pocket
- Interior zippered pocket
- DriClime-lined chin guard wicks moisture and protects your chin/face from the zipper
- Elastic drawcord hem for adjustability in serious weather
- Angel-Wing Movement allows full range of motion in arms so jacket doesn’t ride up
- Center-back length/size medium: 29 in.
Fiber Content: 100% nylon ripstop
Country of Origin: Imported -
MARMOT Men's Trient Jacket
EMS_Sale Yes Insulation Type Synthetic Removable Liner No Gender Men's Back Length 29 in. Hood Yes Insulation Thermal R Eco Weather Conditions Cold Snow Skirt No Ventilation N/A Waterproof Material MemBrain Strata Windproof Yes Weight 1 lb. 6.9 oz. Waterproof Yes Type Jackets Hood Type Fixed Insulation Rating Warmer
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Pros
- Long Sleeves
- Warm
Cons
Best Uses
- Everyday Winter Coat
Comments about MARMOT Men's Trient Jacket:
I've had it for a few weeks. No complaints. I usually get large, because I'm tall with an athletic build. In most brands, I'm a large in sleeve length and a medium in body. So, I usually get a large and just deal with a coat that's too big in the body. This one, however has rather long sleeves compared to other coats I've tried on, maybe because it is higher up in price? The medium fits perfectly. So, if you have the same issue that I have, this coat should be a good fit for you.
Comments about MARMOT Men's Trient Jacket:
Bought this for my 17-year old son. He loves the jacket as it is warm and water-proof and wind resistant. It looks great and is very functional. He's been wearing it now for the last few weeks as an all-around jacket. Our temps have been below zero and windchills of -20F. He hasn't complained about the jacket and seems happy with it.
Pros
- Sturdy
- Warm
- Waterproof
- Windproof
Cons
- Hmmm
Best Uses
- Backcountry Bombproof Lay
- Belay Jacket
- Town On Cold Days
Comments about MARMOT Men's Trient Jacket:
I've had this jacket a few winters now. I love the cut and fill ratio for the weight of the garment. I use it as a belay jacket for ice climbing when temps aren't brutal. I stow it away in the pack when backcountry touring as a lunch stop jacket and when on blustery summits. It fits athletic for this type of jacket--not too bulky but not too snug--but I'm a slender build at 5'8" and 145lbs--I wear the small and like the fit.
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