Pioneer Camp POLARIS Men's PrimaLoft Gold Cross Core Insulation Jacket
Pioneer Camp POLARIS Men's PrimaLoft Gold Cross Core Insulation Jacket
Description
Description
Lightweight, efficient warmth that stays reliable in cold, damp conditions. PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation with Cross Core® combines 60g/m² insulation and Aerogel technology for an exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, while TORAY® ripstop nylon with DWR adds durable weather resistance for changing mountain conditions.
Wear it for hiking, climbing, ski touring, camp, commuting, or everyday outings. It keeps performing when conditions turn damp and layers easily under a shell when extra protection is needed. Light, packable and versatile, it’s made for frequent use from mountain days to daily life.
More Warmth. Less Weight. PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation with Cross Core® integrates Aerogel technology into PrimaLoft® fibers to reduce heat loss and increase thermal efficiency without unnecessary weight or bulk. Lightweight, soft and highly packable, it delivers exceptional warmth and continues to perform in damp conditions—ideal for cold mountain days when every gram matters.
Durable Protection for Changing Mountain Conditions. TORAY® ripstop nylon provides durable resistance to abrasion and tearing, while the moisture-resistant outer face and DWR finish help shed surface moisture and light precipitation. Wind-resistant construction adds protection in exposed mountain conditions, keeping the jacket dependable through changing weather.
The Layer You'll Keep Reaching For. Breathable, lightweight and easy to layer, this jacket adapts naturally to changing activity levels and environments. Wear it for hiking, climbing, ski touring and camp, or keep it in regular rotation for commuting and everyday use. Its versatile design makes it an easy, high-frequency layer from mountain days to daily life.
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