L.L. Bean Ultrawarm Hooded Jacket
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OMG! It's like wearing a sleeping bag! Great for temps…
Wendy Metz (Guest)
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Fabric: water resistant polyestrer
Fill: goose down
Price Paid: $99
OMG! It's like wearing a sleeping bag! Great for temps 25 or below. I especially love the inner fleece cuffs at the wrist - when I slide my arms through, it is very soft and very warm. The Velcro hood adjustment is a smart feature and provides a custom fit to your neck/head size, so the hood doesn't bobble all over the place, or obstruct peripheral vision.
Initially I was concerned that it would get wet in the rain, and I am pleasantly surprised at how resistant it is! I highly recommend this jacket.
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The Ultrawarm Hooded Jacket has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$69.99 - $100.00
The L.L. Bean Ultrawarm Hooded Jacket is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen April 17, 2013 at L.L.Bean.
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