Marmot Whitehorse Parka

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The Whitehorse Parka is a down insulated jacket made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The Whitehorse uses MemBrain? to block precipitation, while down keeps out cold, and a crossover design appeals slope-side as well as street-side."

From RockCreek:
"Cold wind, snow flurries and the sounds of ice trucks passing your house, you know you have to pull out the Whitehorse Parka from Marmot for your trek to work. Fully waterproof and breathable, the Whitehorse offers 650 fill goose down for excellent heat retention, and an optional down filled hood can be pulled up for those windy mornings or zipped off for milder days. Plenty of pockets help keep yourself organized throughout the busy day, and with a powder skirt and down filled draft tube, you can keep the drifting snow out of your jacket allowing you to stay dry and warm."

From Backcountry.com:
"With 650-fill goose down to deal with the cold and waterproof breathable MemBrain shell fabric to handle rain and snow, the Marmot Men's Whitehorse Down Parka has the weather thing covered. This puffy parka works as well on the streets as it does on the slopes, and Marmot added plenty of pockets for your daily essentials."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Braving a snowstorm in Central Park or trying to shovel your driveway in the middle of a blizzard, Marmot's Whitehorse Parka for Men is built for you. Waterproof and breathable thanks to Marmot MemBrain fabric and insulated with 650 fill down, this parka, complete with removable, insulated hood, powder skirt, and large front flap pockets will give you confidence to step out into any storm."

User Reviews

Men's Whitehorse Parka
Reviewed by Mike Piacentino, Dec 29, 2008

"Four hours using a snow blower while 15 inches of snow fell and not a spot of dampness in the jacket. Using the hood and enclosing flaps, I was warm as toast. The wind, sometimes gusting to 35 mph, made moving the snow very hard, but I never felt the cold."

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