Sierra Designs Hurricane Parka

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The Hurricane Parka is a hard shell jacket made by Sierra Designs. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Campmor:
"There simply isn't a parka to compete with the Hurricane Parka, a lightweight option that protects you from rain, breathes and packs down small. Hurricane LT 2 layer 100% nylon taffeta fabric has a waterproof, breathable dry PU coating with a DWR finish. All seams are taped for complete protection. Extremity Vents from wrists to upper arms cool you down when things heat up. Full-feature adjustable hood provides good fit and protection. Single-hand-adjustable drawcord hem. Venting zip hand pockets. Included is a mesh/nylon stuff sack with cordlock for easy packing and drying. Avg. wt. 12oz. Avg. legnth 30 in. Import."

From CampSaver.com:
"Rejoice! The Sierra Designs Hurricane Parka proves you can have it all! PVC-free fully taped seams tilt the green factor in your favor.Two-layer waterproof-breathable Hurricane nylon provides a durable, weatherproof shield for inclement weather.Extremit"

From GearX.com:
"The two-layer Hurricane waterproof-breathable coating promises protection at feather weights and a low price."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"Sierra Designs' Hurricane LT Parka is a lightweight, waterproof, breathable jacket designed to keep your core dry in the rainiest and sweatiest of conditions. Two-layers of waterproof/breathable coating on a nylon fabric and fully taped seams will keep the rain from getting in. Breathable fabric allows sweaty moisture vapors to escape-so your core won't smother. Patented Extremity Vents extend from the wrist to upper arm create the effect of "rolling up your sleeves" without getting wet. This lightweight shell travels well. Ideal for high-aerobic activities such as backpacking and running, or for less sweaty activities such as rainy-day urban assaults."