Description

When those cold nights in the backcountry hit, stay warm and cozy with the Zpacks Down Jacket. Striking the perfect balance of warmth and weight, our ultralight down jacket is the go-to insulated layer for outdoor adventurers looking to beat the chill at an unbeatable weight!

Features

• Constructed with Responsible Down Standard certified 900 fill power Muscovy Duck down.

• Both the .51 oz/sqyd Ventum Ripstop Nylon liner and the shell are treated with PFC-Free "C0" durable water repellent to resist rain spray and body moisture.

• Comfortable body and sleeve length provide warmth over layers.

• Fitted hood with adjustable cinch cords provides maximum coverage. 

• Dual hand pockets help you stay warm on trail or at camp.

• Adjustable elastic at the hem can be cinched tight to seal out drafts and prevent the jacket from riding up.  

• Elastic at the wrists seals the sleeves and keeps drafts out.  

• An internal zippered chest pocket, appropriately sized for each jacket, is the perfect place to store maps or a phone.

• The chest pocket can also be flipped inside out and used to store the jacket when not in use or used as a pillow.  

• All Zpacks gear has a two year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. Please see our return / warranty policy.

• Made in the USA.

Specifications

Jacket Weights:

• Small: 174g
• Medium: 192g
• Large: 211g
• XL: 231g
• XXL: 249g

Jacket Down Fill Weights:

• Small: 85g
• Medium: 96g
• Large: 108g
• XL: 119g
• XXL: 130g

Care Instructions

Down sleeping bags and quilts do not need to be washed very often. Wash once after a long season or only as needed.

We recommend hand washing your down sleeping bag or quilt. 

How to Hand-wash your Down Sleeping Bag or Quilt:

1. Fill your bathtub with warm water and half a cap of Grangers Downwash. 
2. Keep the sleeping bag or jacket in a dry bag and remove it while it is underwater so that it doesn't fill up with air. 
3. Swish the sleeping bag or jacket around for a few minutes. 
4. Drain the tub, leaving the sleeping bag or quilt in the tub. 
5. Rinse the sleeping bag or jacket with fresh water. 
6. Squish the sleeping bag or jacket  back into the dry bag and squeeze as much water out as possible. 
7. For best results, lay the sleeping bag or jacket out in the sun to dry. If the sleeping bag or jacket has a darker shell material (for example black on the inside) face the black side up to absorb more heat from the sun. You will have to periodically pull apart any wet down clumps. It may take all day to completely dry a sleeping bag

Be careful of machine washing down sleeping bags or jackets. The twisting motion of a washing machine could potentially tear the shell or the internal baffles. If you do try a washing machine do so at your own risk using the delicate setting.

Some people use a clothes dryer with tennis balls to help break the down clumps apart, but do so at your own risk. High heat can melt delicate shell materials. Even with a dryer, it can take a very long time to dry a sleeping bag or jacket. We recommend drying your down gear items in the sun, or line drying indoors if outside weather doesn't permit sun drying.