Outdoor Research Aria Down Vest

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The Aria Down Vest is a down insulated vest made by Outdoor Research. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Outdoor Research Women's Aria Down Vest (Fall 2008) The Women's Aria Down Vest by Outdoor Research Features: 650+ fill down insulation Ultralight 15D ripstop polyester shell and lining Single-pull hood adjustment Front zipper with internal stormflap Two zippered handwarmer pockets Zippered internal pocket with media port Stretch binding at arm holes Dual drawcord hem adjustments Stuff sack included"

From Backcountry.com:
"You ll be singing from the mountaintops when you re bundled up in the cozy Outdoor Research Women s Aria Down Vest. This fluffy vest features an ultralight 15D ripstop shell and 650-fill goose down that help the vest pack up small when you stuff it in your pack, and an adjustable insulated hood for hunkering down in nasty whiteouts. Two zippered hand-warmer pockets heat up chilly digits, and the quilted stitching makes the Aria as fit for a night at the lodge bar as it is for the mountains."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Winter adventures are consistent only in that there is constant change: starting, stopping, ascending and descending. This is where your Outdoor Research Aria Down Vest for women comes in to play. Adaptable for layering, this is the piece you count on. Whether below your storm shell or on its own when the heat of a climb gets you working hard, this vest is smartly built to keep cold wind and snow from chilling you out of fun."

From CampSaver.com:
"Adaptable for layering, the Aria Down Vest is the piece you count on.Whether below your storm shell or on its own when the heat of a climb gets you working hard, this vest is smartly built to keep cold wind and snow from chilling you out of fun.Filled with premium 650+ Down for warmth at a minimum weight."