Outdoor Research Transcendent Sweater

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The Transcendent Sweater is a down insulated jacket 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 Men's Transcendent Sweater (Fall 2008) The Men's Transcendent Sweater by Outdoor Research Features: 650+ fill down insulation Ultralight 15D ripstop polyester shell; 25D ripstop polyester lining Brushed tricot-lined collar Front zipper with internal stormflap Zippered napoleon pocket Two zippered handwarmer pockets; one doubles as stuff sack Stretch binding at hem and cuffs"

From Backcountry.com:
"Rise above the cold when you zip up the Outdoor Research Men s Transcendent Down Jacket. This ultralight layer weighs less than a pound and features cozy 650+-fill goose down. One of the front handwarmer pockets doubles as a stuff sack, making the Transcendent perfect for chilly belay ledges, under a ski shell, or a frigid walk to the neighborhood bar after a day of climbing."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Down is the ultimate natural insulator, and when added to the Outdoor Research Transcendent Sweater for men it will keep cold wind and snow from chilling you out of fun. The ideal layer under your jacket, it's super light weight when every ounce counts in your pack. And after that long day out, keep toasty on the slow stroll to the pub to soothe achy muscles over beers and tell epic tales of your adventures."

From CampSaver.com:
"Down is the the ultimate natural insulator, and when added to the Outdoor Research Transcendent Sweater it will keep cold wind and snow from chilling you out of fun.The ideal layer under your jacket, its super light weight when every ounce counts in your pack.And after that long day out, keep toasty on the slow stroll to the pub to soothe achy muscles over beers and tell epic tales of your adventures."