Patagonia Chute To Thrill Jacket

Patagonia Chute To Thrill Jacket

Average Rating: rated 5.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user

Description

The Chute To Thrill Jacket is a snowsport jacket made by Patagonia. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Patagonia Men's Chute To Thrill Jacket (Fall 2006) In a saturated storm cycle or January dump, the stretch-woven Chute To Thrills Jacket by Patagonia provides undeniable storm protection and a full range of motion for backcountry skiers and snowboarders. Made from an updated 3-layer construction that features a hard-wearing nylon shell to thwart abrasion, scoff at angry weather, and promote suppleness, the jacket also has a waterproof/breathable barrier for additional foul-weather security on epic days. The design is clean, with a welded seam construction throughout to reduce weight, improve wet-weather performance, and create an amazingly stuffable, agile package. The helmet-friendly hood adjusts three ways to allow complete neck mobility and unchallenged peripheral vision. Torso pockets double as vents and have a backing mesh for quick and efficient ventilation. The brushed knit interior is plush, wicks moisture away from underlayers, and glides easily over layers. With a left bicep pocket, a climbing skin-sized internal drop-in pocket, fully featured storm skirt and an internal electronic-device pocket with holes for routing cables to your helmet. Features: Weight: 25 oz. / 709 grams Fabric: 5.9-oz., 3-layer, 80 x 70 denier stretch-woven nylon, with an H2No waterproof/breathable barrier bonded to a brushed polyester-knit interior; Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Powder skirt: 2.6-oz. 75 x 75 denier 52% recycled fiber polyester, 48% virgin polyester stretch-woven ripstop taffeta; Deluge DWR finish Ideal Uses: Backcountry Skiing and Riding, Frontside Vertical, Hut Trips, Sierra Traverses Relaxed fit New shell fabric is a 3-layer, stretch-woven nylon for durability, light weight and 2-way stretch for limber moves H2No waterproof/breathable barrier and Deluge DWR for complete waterproof/breathable foul-weather protection Welded Seam construction throughout for reduced weight and improved wet weather performance, durability, softness and compressibility Brushed knit interior wicks moisture and glides smoothly over underlayers; 3-way adjustable, helmet-compatible hood allows natural neck mobility; Hood and collar attach via two stealthy new snaps to protect face from wind and chafing seams Brushed tricot lining against the neck for all-day comfort; Torso pockets pull double duty as vents with backing mesh to allow quick and efficient ventilation Laser-cut, water resistant keyhole zipper design; Left bicep pocket; Cuffs secure with an easy-to-grab molded tab and hook and loop closure; Internal drop in pocket holds skins; mesh zip pocket stores valuables Two hand pockets (lined with brushed mesh); one chest pocket sized to hold an electronic device; Fully featured stretch powder skirt with handy pass holder and webbing loops to connect to any Fall 2006 Patagonia ski and snowboard pants; Hi-lo hem is backpack compatible"

From Backcountry Outlet:
"The Patagonia Women's Chute To Thrill Jacket keeps vertical-hungry backcountry skiers going with its lightweight softshell construction and waterproof-breathable performance. Stretch-woven H2No fabric blocks oncoming weather and lets you move freely down chutes and tree runs. Welded seams increase weather protection and reduce weight. Seal the Chute To Thrill Jacket's powder skirt for days of deep freshies, and pull up the helmet-compatible hood when the snow falls. Patagonia also gave this softshell jacket a soft polyester liner to increase comfort and add a bit of warmth on chilly days."

From Patagonia.com:
"In a saturated storm cycle or January dump, our stretch-woven Chute To Thrills provide undeniable storm protection and a full range of motion for backcountry skiers and snowboarders. Made from an updated 3-layer construction that features a hard-wearing n"

From RockCreek:
"In a saturated storm cycle or January dump, Patagonia's stretch-woven Chute To Thrills Jacket provides undeniable storm protection and a full range of motion for backcountry skiers and snowboarders. Made from an updated 3-layer construction that features a hard-wearing nylon shell to thwart abrasion, scoff at angry weather, and promote suppleness, the jacket also has a waterproof/breathable barrier for additional foul-weather security on epic days. The design is clean, with a welded seam construction throughout to reduce weight, improve wet-weather performance, and create an amazingly stuffable, agile package. The helmet-friendly hood adjusts three ways to allow complete neck mobility and unchallenged peripheral vision. Torso pockets double as vents and have a backing mesh for quick and efficient ventilation. The brushed knit interior is plush, wicks moisture away from underlayers, and glides easily over layers. With a left bicep pocket, a climbing skin-sized internal drop-in pocket, fully featured storm skirt and an internal electronic-device pocket with holes for routing cables to your helmet. The women's version also features a contoured, feminine fit. Imported."

User Reviews

rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Chute To Thrill Jacket
Reviewed by Stephen Van Der Mark, Sep 20, 2006

"A long time classic, this jacket is still being made by Patagonia. It is a three-layer waterproof, breathable shell and packs down to about the size of a BIG loaf of bread. As usual Patagonia workmanship is top-end!

This jacket is quite stiff so I bought it one size too big to allow for easy layering."

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