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Wind-and-water-resistant, this Columbia Ascender softshell jacket will keep you warm and comfortable. Built for foul-weather outings, it offers a comfort stretch fit, adjustable hem and adjustable cuffs.
Bonded softshell
Water-and-wind-resistant fabric sheds moisture and blocks wind by using materials that resist water and drafts, so you stay comfortable in light rain and wind
Abrasion resistant chin guard
Zippered chest pocket
Adjustable cuff tabs
Drawcord adjustable hem
Zippered hand pockets
Comfort stretch
| Primary Fabric 1 | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Primary Fabric 1 Percentage | 100 |
| Care Instruction(s) | Do Not Dry Clean,Do Not Use Fabric Softener,Do Not Iron,Do Not Bleach,Machine Wash Cold,Low Heat |
| Coating | No Coating |
| Fill/Insulation Type | Not Applicable |
| Front Closure | Zipper |
| Number of Pockets | 3 |
| Pocket Type(s) | Zipper,Slash Pocket |
Only Show Differences | Currently Viewing | |||||
| Ratings | ||||||
| Care Instruction(s) | Do Not Dry Clean,Do Not Use Fabric Softener,Do Not Iron,Do Not Bleach,Machine Wash Cold,Low Heat | Do Not Tumble Dry,Do Not Dry Clean,Do Not Iron,Hang to Dry,Do Not Bleach | Do Not Dry Clean,Tumble Drying Allowed,Do Not Bleach,Iron Low,Machine Wash Cold,Low Heat,Wash Inside Out | Machine Wash,Tumble Drying Allowed | Do Not Dry Clean,Tumble Drying Allowed,Normal Cycle,Do Not Bleach,Iron Low,Machine Wash Cold | |
| Coating | No Coating | No Coating | Polyurethane Coating | No Coating | Polyurethane Membrane | |
| Fill/Insulation Type | Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Not Applicable |
Yes, I recommend this product.
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