Design benefits
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Compact design
Fill power = 800 Cuin (IDFB standard).Store the jacket in its pocket
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Freedom of movement
Cut with armholes suitable for mountaineering.
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Abrasion resistance
Durable component on forearms (high-wear area).
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Warmth
Temperature rating use = -24°C.Duck down: 90% down 10% feather
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Weight
Weight for each size: XS: 540 gS: 555 gM: 570 gL: 610 gXL: 650 g
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Repair
Extend the life of your jacket with the adhesive repair patch included.
Design details
THERMAL INSULATION
Duck down 90% down and 10% feather with a fill power of 800 Cuin (IDFB standard). The jacket’s assembly has 3D partitioning.
RDS LABEL
Products certified to the Responsible Down Standard contain down or feathers sourced from farms that meet strict animal welfare requirements.
TEMPERATURE RATING USE
Our jackets are lab-tested in a climatic chamber to establish the temperature ratings.
For moderate activity in a 5 km/h wind, this jacket is suitable for temperatures down to -29°C.
Pockets and bags
This jacket contains:
- 2 outer hand-warmer pockets. This jacket can be folded down into the right-hand pocket to reduce the amount of space it takes up in your backpack
- 2 outer chest pockets, accessible when wearing a harness + 1 pocket on the inside of the jacket into which you can slide a phone.
- 2 mesh pockets inside the jacket to keep a spare pair of gloves warm or for a flask.
HOOD
Down hood designed for wearing over your mountaineering helmet, adjustable with 2 systems at the front and back of the jacket.
REINFORCED FOREARMS
Durable component has been selected to reinforce the jacket’s forearms. Indeed, when mountaineering, these areas are subject to significant stress. The component selected is more robust than the main component of the jacket.
Weight of down lining
- XS = 234 g
- S = 244 g
- M = 250 g
- L = 268 g
- XL = 287 g
Washing guidelines
Machine wash your down jacket on its own at 30°C on a synthetics or delicates cycle with liquid detergent for down-filled items plus 2 or 3 tennis balls.
Select the lowest spin speed possible. Next, dry it in the tumble-dryer with the same number of balls. Shake your jacket between drying cycles. Repeat until dry. More information is available via the following link: https://support.decathlon.fr/comment-entretenir-et-reparer-une-doudoune-en-plumes
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