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The Altitude Down Parka is a heavy-warmth belay and expedition layer built for standing still in serious cold. It packs about 8 oz of RDS-certified 850 fill-power HyperDry down into a Pertex Quantum ripstop shell, so most of its weight is insulation and it stays light for the warmth it gives. A helmet-compatible hood with a wind-guard baffle, wrist, hood and hem cinches, and a dropped back hem separate it from lighter puffy jackets. It suits ice climbers, mountaineers and backcountry campers who need a warm layer for passive time, not high-output movement.
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Lowest price we've seen: $495.00 on Nov 15 at edviesturs.com. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 15.
The Altitude Down Parka is a mid-to-outer insulating layer for staying warm during passive activities in extreme cold, such as ice climbing belays, backcountry bivies and mountaineering expeditions.
The shell is Pertex® Quantum ripstop nylon. It holds roughly 8 oz. of RDS-certified 850 fill-power HyperDry™ Down. Most of the parka's weight comes from the down. A PFAS-free water-resistant coating is applied to both the fabric and the down to protect against internal and external moisture.
The helmet-compatible hood has a wide baffle that acts as a wind guard. Cinches at the wrists, hood and bottom hem keep wind out. The back hem is dropped to cover the lower back and seat, while the front hem stays at hip length for mobility. Zippered external hand pockets are fleece-lined and large enough for gloves or climbing skins. An internal mesh drop pocket can hold a water bottle or dry wet gloves.
