- Is the Vias Super Down PRO warm enough for freezing weather?
- Yes for low-activity use. The 850+ fill-power down is built for plunging temperatures when worn over base and mid-layers, but it is not designed for high-output sweating.
- How does it compare with the Patagonia Down Sweater Hoody?
- The Vias has higher fill power, pit zips and a stretch face fabric, which help with venting and movement. The Patagonia has a more abrasion-resistant shell and a trimmer fit.
- Does the down stay warm when wet?
- The down clusters are treated with Toray DWR, so they resist moisture and retain loft when damp. The shell's K-DWR sheds light rain and snow, but this is not a waterproof jacket.
- What is included with the jacket?
- The jacket comes with its integrated stuff sack, which is the left hand pocket. It has no separate bag or accessories.
- How does it fit over layers?
- It is sized to layer comfortably over a base layer and a mid-layer. If you plan to wear it over a bulky fleece, consider your usual size; for a trimmer look, size down.
- Is it good for skiing or climbing?
- It suits belays, camp and lift rides, where you are mostly standing still. The thin 30D shell is not ideal for bushwhacking or abrasive rock contact.
- Where is the Women's Super Down PRO Hooded Jacket cheapest?
- At Pickluma Shop, for $279.30, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Women's Super Down PRO Hooded Jacket?
- Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 14 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Women's Super Down PRO Hooded Jacket?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including NOBULL, Pickluma Shop, AmberSky, KUIU, IRVAN.