The North Face Denali Vest
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Reviewed by 3 Trailspace users
I bought this vest on sale in '99 and in a large but…
Chris S (Guest)
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Fabric: 300 Fleece
Price Paid: $69
I bought this vest on sale in '99 and in a large but should have got it in a medium. I'm 5'6" and it hangs too long. To this day I wish I would have purchased the grey/blk denali jacket. I have the all-black so it shows all the attracked fuzzes. The vest keeps me very warm but my arms remain cold. I've worn it zipped inside my TNF Mountain Light Jacket many times and have never had a problem trying to stay warm. My arms may have not been as warm but the mobility received from not having sleeves increased. Really all not that big of a deal.
The insert zipper broke off my Mountain Light so now I just wear the vest as a layering two piece.
I just purchased the Marmot McCloud fleece jacket two weeks ago so I might discard the Denali Vest.
The Denali Vest worked perfect during my climb at…
Chris Junio - San Beda Mountaineering Society (Guest)
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Fabric: recycled series polartec 300 fleece
Price Paid: $120
The Denali Vest worked perfect during my climb at Mt. Pulag, Philippines. It's ideal for keeping me warm in the not so cold mountains of the tropics.
This has been the best fleece I've owned in my life!
Brent (Guest)
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Fabric: recycled series polartec 300 fleece
Price Paid: $120
This has been the best fleece I've owned in my life! It keeps me warm and dry. I wear mine every day.
Where to Buy
The North Face Denali Vest is not available from the stores we monitor.
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The Denali Vest has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$30.00 - $125.00
The North Face Denali Vest is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen January 15, 2013 at Mountain Gear.
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