
The North Face Men's Thermoball Hoodie
The North Face Thermoball hoodie, an insulated layer for cold commutes, camp mornings and everything between.
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The North Face Thermoball Hooded Jacket in a sleek navy blue features a unique quilted wave pattern designed to trap heat effectively while remaining lightweight. This versatile outdoor layer includes a full-zip front, attached hood, and secure hand pockets, making it ideal for hiking or casual everyday wear. The durable nylon shell provides wind resistance, while the synthetic insulation offers warmth even when wet. Finished with the signature embroidered logo on the chest and back shoulder for a classic performance look.
Pants not included.
Measurements:
• Pit to Pit: 21.5" (43" chest)
• Length: 26"
• Sleeve Length: 23.5"
The North Face ThermoBall Hoodie is a lightweight synthetic-insulated jacket with a hood, a slim fit and a 27.5-inch center back length. The ThermoBall fill is 100% post-consumer recycled polyester, the shell is recycled nylon with a water-repellent finish, and it packs down small. It is a fall-to-spring layer rather than a deep-winter coat. Against down jackets it keeps some warmth when damp and costs less than premium rivals like the Patagonia Nano Puff, but it is cut slimmer and warmer-weather only.
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With 4.6 out of 5 from 986 ratings, owners mostly praise the warmth-to-weight ratio and how small it packs. Complaints center on the slim cut and on warmth being limited in real cold.





