Marmot Exum Jacket

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The Exum Jacket is a hard shell jacket made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Marmot Exum Jacket is refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the Marmot Exum jacket is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX® shell for alpinists going long and demanding light. Marmot Exum Jacket Features: GORE-TEX® PRO Shell ERG hood adjustment system Integrated laser drilled pocket backing enhanced breathability Designed to fit over fleece or softshells 100% seam taped 3-layer construction Reinforced shoulders and elbows Gale Force hood with laminated wire brim PitZips™ with water-resistant zippers Pack Pockets with water-resistant zippers Internal mesh storage pocket Elastic draw cord hem DriClime® lined chin guard Angel-Wing Movement™ Materials: Shell: Mini-Rip N-110 Gore-Tex Pro 3L and Liberty N-140 Gore-Tex Pro 3L"

From CampSaver.com:
"Refined with input from internationally experienced guides, the award-winning Marmot Exum is a full-function, light-weight GORE-TEX shell for demanding alpine conditions."

From Backcountry.com:
"When dark clouds loom and ridgeline winds howl, you'll be glad you're wearing the Marmot Exum Jacket. With Gore-Tex Pro 3-layer fabric and Gale Force hood, the Exum Jacket provides a bombproof storm fortress that stands up to the nastiest weather. The Exum's active fit leaves room for a layering while Angel Wing sleeve design grants full range of motion without the climbing hem, bare-belly side-effect. The Exum's 3-layer Gore-Tex Pro grants the highest performing weather protection in the industry, so you know you'll stay dry no matter how wet the snow or heavy the rain. The hood's laminated wire-brim visor keeps annoying rain or snow out of your face, and the front pockets are placed perfectly for easy-access while wearing a pack. Plus, the light-on-logo aesthetic keeps things nice and simple."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Men's Exum Jacket (Fall 2009) Men's Exum Jacket by MarmotFeatures:Shell: Mini-Rip N-110 Gore-Tex Pro 3L and Liberty N-140 Gore-Tex Pro 3L Gore-Tex PRO Shell ERG hood adjustment system Flash pass through for easy internal access Integrated laser drilled pocket backing enhanced breathability Designed to fit over fleece or softshells Micro-stitched and 100% seam taped 3-Layer construction Reinforced shoulders and elbows Gale Force hood with laminated wire brim PitZips with water-resistant zippers Pack Pockets with water-resistant zippers Internal mesh storage pocket Elastic draw cord hem DriClime lined chin guard Angel-Wing Movement"

User Reviews

Men's Exum Jacket
Reviewed by leadbelly2550, Feb 26, 2009

"This is a follow-up interview after six months of use, including a trip up the Presidentials in New Hampshire in January.

Now, my reaction is "wow. " I wore this jacket with multiple layers in weather than ranged from zero to minus 25 fahrenheit, in winds that were steady at 80 mph and gusting to around 100."

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Men's Exum Jacket
Reviewed by leadbelly2550, Oct 27, 2008

"first impressions of my new bad-weather shell. it has not yet seen the sub-zero bluster of winter on mount washington, but i wore it for several hours of walking, soccer and standing around in heavy rain and high humidity this weekend. dropped twenty degrees while a front passed through."

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Men's Exum Jacket
Reviewed by pillowthread, May 12, 2008

"Well, first off, let's just say I don't baby my gear; I like to let it help me go places I wouldn't normally go, or wouldn't normally like to go. This jacket helps me do that.

It's made of very light and very tough Gore-tex Pro-shell fabric, with my size "small" siting at 14 oz."

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