Marmot Zeus Jacket
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- Cold weather isn't fated to keep you indoors. Rule the elements in the Zeus Jacket.
- DWR (durable water repellent) finish sheds water.
- 800-fill goose down insulation stays in place thanks to quilted construction.
- Stand collar delivers additional warmth and protection.
- Full-zip front closure with zipper garage and interior wind flap.
- Angel-Wing Movement™ allows arms full range of motion.
- Elastic cuffs keep the cold out.
- Two zip hand warmer pockets.
- Two interior drop-in pockets.
- Drawstring hem for a dialed-in fit.
- Jacket can be stowed away in the hand pocket for ultimate portability.
- Shell: 100% polyester ripstop.
Lining: 100% polyester.
Insulation: 800-fill-power goose down. - Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
- Imported.
- Measurements:
- Length: 30 in
- Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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THE MEANING OF LIFE
Marmot clothing and equipment began in April 1971, when two University of California Santa Cruz students Eric Reynolds and Dave Huntley were in the Juneau Icefields of Alaska on a school project in Glaciology. While atop those glaciers, it was there amongst the students that the concept of a Marmot club was born. In order to become a Marmot, they had to climb a glacieted peak with another Marmot. In addition, everyone was president.
During that summer and up until 1973, Eric and Dave began making prototypes of down clothing in their dorm room. In addition to Eric and Dave, their friend Tom Boyce joined their ranks and opened a rental/retail shop under the name Marmot Mountain Works. Here is where the Marmot company was brought to life in the summer of 1974.
Marmot incorporates quality Gore-Tex® in their products, maintaining the highest quality performance product. As a company, they actually remain to be the oldest customers of Gore-Tex® in the world outdoor market. Marmot endeavors to provide outdoor gear that is authentic, innovative and best in class. In every area of business practice that they engage in, they passionately seek the highest level of quality, performance, service and value.
Marmot for Life
Marmot clothing and equipment began in April 1971, when two University of California Santa Cruz students Eric Reynolds and Dave Huntley were in the Juneau Icefields of Alaska on a school project in Glaciology. While atop those glaciers, it was there amongst the students that the concept of a Marmot club was born. In order to become a Marmot, they had to climb a glacieted peak with another Marmot. In addition, everyone was president.
During that summer and up until 1973, Eric and Dave began making prototypes of down clothing in their dorm room. In addition to Eric and Dave, their friend Tom Boyce joined their ranks and opened a rental/retail shop under the name Marmot Mountain Works. Here is where the Marmot company was brought to life in the summer of 1974.
Marmot incorporates quality Gore-Tex® in their products, maintaining the highest quality performance product. As a company, they actually remain to be the oldest customers of Gore-Tex® in the world outdoor market. Marmot endeavors to provide outdoor gear that is authentic, innovative and best in class. In every area of business practice that they engage in, they passionately seek the highest level of quality, performance, service and value.
Marmot for Life
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It is warm and extraordinarily light. But I really don't understand the "fill" numbers. I have another jacket that is rated at 650, that is just as warm (or perhaps warmer). Is it just lightness that I am paying for?
- Anonymous - customer
- from PA.
- January 25, 2013
