Product Name:

Marmot Precip
Manufacturer: Marmot
Group Name: Hardshell Jackets
Weight: 361.0 Gram(s)
Cost (MSRP): $120.00 CDN
Hitcount: 1583
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Description

PreCip® is Marmot's signature rainwear is providing you with the ultimate in performance rainwear at affordable prices.

Features

-1.7oz. ripstop nylon face fabric for strength and durability, with DWR finish.

-100% seam taped for added protection from the elements.

-2 venting pack pockets.

-Jacket stows in left chest pocket for the ultimate in pack-ability.

-PitZips™ and core vents allow you the maximum in temperature and moisture control to change with the elements.

-Angel-Wing Movement™ for added range of movement in the arms.

-Attached adjustable hood with improved integral collar allows hood to cleanly roll into collar with ease.

-DriClime® lined chin guard.

-Double storm flap over zipper with snap/Velcro® closure.

-Micro-porous polyurethane coating for Dry Touch comfort.

-Elastic one-handed drawcord at left hand hem.

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Title: Beginner shell
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Written by: Hiker Boy Created Time:3/17/2007 3:52:28 PM
Strengths: Inexpensive and lightweight
Weaknesses: Condensation station, delaminates
Conclusions: The price is right and it is very packable but don't expect to stay dry unless you are right on top of adjusting your vents often because this jacket does not breath. The PU coating on this shell will start to delaminate after 2-3 years. I also found the hood visor to be useless and scrunched up when I cinched up the hood. The torso length of the shell could use to be a little longer as well.
Review Based on: 6 Year(s)
Title: Marmot Precip
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Written by: hikingpaul Created Time:4/10/2007 4:54:16 PM
Strengths: Very packable with pit zips
Weaknesses: Sweaty and not 100% waterproof.
Conclusions: This is a great 'just-in-case' jacket that can be shoved at the bottom of the pack for day trips. I would not rely on it for any extended periods in the rain. While hiking it does not breathe at all... it soon becomes cold and clammy within. Mine has also begun to delaminate.
Review Based on: 2 Year(s)