Cloudveil Zero-G Jacket

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The Zero-G Jacket is a synthetic insulated jacket made by Cloudveil. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"An exclusive Cloudveil fusion of Primaloft insulation warmth and stretch-woven versatility, this shell skis well alone on crisp winter days. Made of 92% nylon, 6% Lycra spandex, 2% polyurethane stretch woven Schoeller Dynamic fabric with an ultra-light micro-porous PU coating to improve water and wind resistance. Primaloft One 100-gram polyester microfiber synthetic down insulation - as warm and soft as down, water resistant, highly compressible, retains over 85% of its insulating potential when wet, and dries quickly. Handwarmer pockets. Hidden fixed toggle in collar allows for one handed adjustment to seal out the elements. Stretch mesh chest pocket. Internal stretch paneling for added mobility. Laminated cuff tabs. Women's specific relaxed yet technical cut. Avg. wt. 24oz. Import."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The women's Cloudveil Zero-G Jacket is the shorter insulated soft shell jacket in the women's Zero-G group, perfect for see-your-breath ski days that still move fast. The feature list, which includes pit zips, a sealing collar and a zip-out powder skirt, dials in comfort as temperatures rise or fall. Mesh internal pockets keep an iPod steady and spare goggles unfogged, while two textures and a progressive palette create an original visual. Available In: Chocolate Maui/ Pearl Cloudveil Zero-G Jacket Features: Internal cinch storm sealing collar Transporter brushed tricot lined collar Bonded draft flap with foldover chin guard Internal stretch paneling for mobility YKK Reverso Zippers Dual slider pit zips Zippered Chest pocket Zippered handwarmer pockets Adjustable storm sealing hem Laminated storm sealing cuff tabs Internal stretch powder skirt with pant attachment snap system Pass pocket Electronics pocket with cord portal Interior stretch mesh pocketing Hood & shoulders seam sealed Center back length 26" Materials: Cloudburst Soft Shell DX Cloudburst Soft Shell SP Primaloft One (60g) Cirrus Lining 100% Poly tricot with stretch"

From Backcountry Outlet:
"The Cloudveil Zero G Jacket invents a new category-the insulated softshell. This PrimaLoft insulated stretchy jacket extends the comfort range and versatility of softshell jackets. The Zero G Jacket's stretchy Schoeller Dynamic outer shell is wind and water resistant, while the PrimaLoft keeps you toasty warm whether you're riding lifts or standing on top of a peak. Inner stretch panel allow freedom of movement when hiking up a steep boot-pack or reaching for the next pole plant. The internal powder skirt comes with a pant attachment snap system, so you can create full-coverage system, without looking like you stepped out of a vintage 80's Warren Miller film."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Cloudveil Men's Zero-G Jacket (Fall 2008) The Men's Zero-G Jacket by Cloudveil combines comfort and warmth for a waist deep freeriding dream. Features Internal cinch storm sealing collar Transporter brushed tricot lined collar Bonded draft flap with foldover chin guard Internal stretch paneling for mobility YKK Reverso Zippers Dual slider pit zips Zippered Chest pocket Zippered handwarmer pockets Adjustable storm sealing hem Laminated storm sealing cuff tabs Internal stretch powder skirt with pant attachment snap system Pass pocket Electronics pocket with cord portal Interior stretch mesh pocketing Hood and shoulders seam sealed Fabric: Cloudburst Soft Shell DX Cloudburst Soft Shell SP Insulation: Primaloft One (60g) Lining: Cirrus Lining 100% Polyester tricot with stretch"

User Reviews

Men's Zero-G Jacket
Reviewed by Sean Cleary, Feb 26, 2009

"I live in Minnesota where going outdoors in the winter with just some fleece and a shell doesn't cut it. Same with skiing in Minnesota. Temps are -20 to 40 on any given winter day. I'd say the comfort range is 0-35. If it had a hood I'd say it's good for anything."

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