The North Face Trinity TriClimate Jacket

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The Trinity TriClimate Jacket is a component (3-in-1) jacket made by The North Face. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. The North Face Women's Trinity Triclimate Jacket (Fall 2007 Discontinued) Specifications for the Trinity Triclimate Jacket by The North Face CB: 26.5in. Avg. Weight: 34.7 oz (983 g) Fabric: Body: 70D x 155D 130 g/m2 nylon HyVent 2L Insulation: Fleece Triclimate vest Features: Waterproof, breathable, seam sealed Removable, fully adjustable hood with single-hand drawcords Brushed collar lining Left Napoleon chest pocket Internal right chest pocket Pit-zip vents Two hand pockets Velcro adjustable cuffs with elastic Hem cinchcord Triclimate vest: Fleece internal Brushed collar lining Two hand pockets Bound hem"

From Backcountry.com:
"The North Face Women's Trinity Triclimate Jacket gives you three-season versatility with a waterproof shell and a removable fleece jacket. Wear the shell and jacket together for harsh winter weather. The three-in-one Trinity Triclimate Jacket's waterproof breathable HyVent shell and fully taped seams block moisture, and the removable hood keeps your head dry during winter white-out conditions. Open the pitzips and dump heat after a hard run on the slopes. Sport the Trinity Triclimate Jacket's shell without the fleece on wet spring days, and wear the fleece jacket as a top layer in sunny, dry weather."

From Massey's:
"Massey's Outfitters has provided superior product selection and service to travelers since 1972. If you need further assistance with your purchase, please call our live help line at 800-754-7467 or click "LIVE HELP' on any page."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The Trinity Triclimate Jacket converts into a vest as a layering piece or to wear as-is for ever-changing weather conditions."