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The lightweight Cloudveil Endless Down Jacket is perfect for anything from hitting the powder to layering on cold days.
Full front zip closure for easy on and off.
Hand warming zippered pockets for storage.
Stuffed with 700 fill down for added warmth.
YKK Reverso zippers.
Straight hemline.
Quilt pattern for added style.
Cloudveil logo at left above hemline and back neckline.
Transporter Brushed Tricot Pocket Liners
A unique multilayer fabric which efficiently transports perspiration outward through capillary action, keeping the wearer dry and comfortable. Quickly absorbs perspiration and carries it to the fabric's outer surface and disperses it throughout the fabric for rapid evaporation.
Mirage Recycled Mini-Rip
Mirage Recycled Mini-Rip is a lightweight, 100% recycled polyester mini-rip fabric with good tear resistance and a super supple hand. 100% recycled polyester, 42 g/m2, 22 denier, 80/20 DWR.
Cirrus Lining
This nylon taffeta fabric is both down and synthetic insulation-proof. It maintains a soft touch and adds no extra weight.
Weight: 12 oz (340 gr.)
Shell: 100% polyester.
Lining: 100% nylon.
Insulation: 700 fill goose down.
Machine wash cold and tumble dry low.
Product measurements were taken using size XS. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
Altrec
Brand new for this winter season, Cloudveil introduces the Cloudveil Endless Down Jacket for Women. With endless possibilities, the Endless Down Jacket is a versatile, lightweight down jacket with year-round potential. Camping, backpacking, backcountry skiing, or just cruising around town on a frosty evening, the Endless Down Jacket is insulated with 700 fill goose down and will keep you toasty warm. Layered under your RPK Shell on a long ski traverse or stashed as an emergency jacket for summer backpacking, the Endless Down won’t weight you down. Tipping the scale at just 12 ounces, the Endless is comparable to the Patagonia Down Sweater and lighter than The North Face Thunder Down Jacket.
For unbeatable, lightweight warmth, at a great price, the Endless Down Jacket is one invaluable piece for the active, backcountry lover.
Features:
- Cirrus™ lining
- Hand warmer pockets
- Mirage recycled Mini-Rip Shell FabricW00 fill down insulation
- Transporter Brushed Tricot handwarmer pockets
- Unique quilt pattern
- Weight: 12oz
- YKK Reverso zippers
Al's Sports
This beautiful, light and lofty down piece has fast become a town favorite for everything from powder-day layering and weekend ski trips to serious village strolling. 700-fill down traps heat, a slick Mirage Recycled Mini-Rip face sheds light weather and a Cirrus lining slides smoothly over base layers or casual attire. The 12-ounce style packs easily in any bag, while Reverso zippers and a radiating quilt pattern add visual relief.
Features:
- Hand warmer pockets
- Style number 6113
- YKK Reverso zippers
TahoeMountainSports.com
Cloudveil Women's Endless Jacket is a beautiful, light, and lofty down piece has fast become a town favorite for everything from powder-day layering and weekend ski trips to serious village strolling
700-fill down traps heat, a slick Mirage Recycled Mini-Rip face sheds light weather, and a Cirrus lining slides smoothly over base layers or casual attire
The 12-ounce jacket packs easily in any bag, while Reverso zippers and a radiating quilt pattern add visual relief
Backcountry.com
The Cloudveil Women’s Endless Down Jacket fits smoothly underneath your outer shell and provides the extra 700-fill down insulation you need while waiting for the town ski bus. Not only is the shell fabric tear resistant, it is also made from 100% recycled polyester, (good earth-friendly karma boost). The lightweight Endless Down provides a flattering feminine fit that leaves you plenty of room for layering without any bulkiness.
| Available Colors: | Taupe, Persian Red, and Depth |
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| Core Venting: | No |
| Features Include: | YKK Reverso zippers and hand warmer pockets |
| Fit: | Slim |
| Hood: | No |
| Insulation: | 700-Fill down |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell]Mirage Recycled Mini-Rip; [Lining] nylon taffeta |
| Materials: | Mirage Recycled Mini-Rip shell, 700 Fill Down insulation, Cirrus lining, Transporter Brushed Tricot hand warmer pockets |
| Pockets: | 2 Front |
| Recommended Use: | Streetwear, Alpine skiing & mountaineering |
| Waterproof: | No, water-resistant |
| Weight: | 12oz (342g) |
 | Cloudveil Endless Jacket - Men's | $111.00 - $184.95 |
Cloudveil Endless Jacket Reviews Summary:
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Reviews:
Killer Value! | |
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| I'm consistently impressed with the quality of my cloudveil schwag, which is almost always a good bit cheaper than equivalent gear. Compared to my North Face Thunder Jacket, I get the same lightweight, highly packable warmth, but also get fleecy hand pockets, a touch of fleece on the collar where the jacket hits my chin, and a bit more tear resistant fabric (I have lots of tear holes in my Thunder jacket and the fabric sometimes gets caught in the zipper, but the down doesn't seem to leak too badly). The Thunder has more baffles, but the overall baffling design of the Cloudveil is more flattering - time will tell how the down settles out in the larger baffles. Both fit about the same, but I do miss the geniously designed hem drawstring on the Thunder, which the Cloudveil jacket lacks. The Thunder also packs down a little bit smaller, and feels a gram or two lighter for those "every gram counts" types. But the clincher, only one unobtrusive Cloudveil Logo, rather than the billboard that is any article of North Face clothing. I use these light down jackets a lot for all manner of misadventures from backcountry and lift-accessed snowboarding, to summer backpacking, to early morning coffee shop runs. Combined with a waterproof shell and first layer fleece, they make layering a cinch, and also look pretty dang good on their own because they tend to be fitted. The Patagonia down sweater never fit me well, though it would be perfect for dwarves wishing to smuggle firearms in their armpits. Can't speak to the new Mountain Hardware Nitrous, but it looks rather sexy. | |
| Xan at Altrec on 01/21/2010 | |
don't want to take it off! | |
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Just got this a few days ago and i'm in love with it. I live in Telluride and this is going to be a go to piece. Great for wearing around town - warmth without bulk. But will also be great layer under my Shell on really cold days. Even tho it's a puffy the stitching is feminine and I've already had loads of compliments from friends on the flattering cut and the great Red color. I wondered if I needed a hood, but the collar comes up to a good height and will make it easier to layer. A bonus is the recycled fabric (although I did recycle my old puffy too to justify my purchase!) | |
| bex at Backcountry.com on 10/14/2009 | |
Lightweight, nice lines, but not sure yet | |
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| It is extremely lightweight and thin. Doesn't feel like there's any down in it. I'm 5'4" and 120 lbs. and got the small. If it was offered in an XS I would have considered it. Bodice fit nicely and was sliming, partly due to the seams/lines and partly due to the overall cut. The only thing I'm not sure about is the upper arms, they are very wide/large and look poofy. I'm hanging it up for a bit to see if the material settles and the arms look more natural. The fabric is a between shiny and matte, it's interesting. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 01/04/2010 | |
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I love this jacket! Low profile, fits great! I have the color "depth," which is a beautiful dark inky color. The pockets are sewn down so they don't pull out when you are grabbing something with mittens on. I also love the inside mesh pocket. I wear a medium in most jackets and this medium feels true to size. Patagonia mediums seem to have gotten larger to me. This is my second Cloudveil jacket. I am a huge fan! | |
| sar3170805 at Backcountry.com on 11/17/2009 | |
Super Warm! | |
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This coat is awesome. I wear it every day. It is great for shovelling the snow when the temps are below zero and a must have to stuff in my back pack while I'm skiing: low pro enough to wear underneath a shell and warm enough to wear by itself. | |
| Jess McMillan at Backcountry.com on 12/08/2009 | |
Awesome Coat! | |
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| This jacket is lightweight and warm! Beautiful red color. I love it! It fits a little tight in the chest, but otherwise is perfect! Would recommend it! | |
| Carolyn Strautman at Altrec on 12/25/2009 | |
Warm and Comfortable | |
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| This is a great lightweight jacket for x-country skiing,snowshoeing or around town. It would be perfect under a shell for weatherproofing. | |
| Karen at Altrec on 01/16/2010 | |