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Tindur Women´s Jacket

Price: 167,00 €
Style: K11120

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Fabric:

Polartec® WindPro®.

Fit:

Slim.

Features:

High performance technical jacket with a feminine silhouette.
Lower torso for full coverage when active outdoors.
Venting through pockets, extra ventilation without added weight.
Articulated elbows for better movement and fit.
Reach high sleeves. Seamless shoulder.
Elastic bottom draw cord at hem.
Thumb holes on cuff. Elastic draw cord at neck.
Dual slider front zipper with inner storm flap.

Recommended for:

Ideal as a cold weather casual wear.

Celebrities wearing the item:

Dorrit Moussaieff the First Lady of Iceland is a big fan of 66°NORTH. She has often been spotted wearing this jacket.

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1. Anonymous User on 04/01/2012, said:

Great product, washes and wears fantastically. Waiting to buy a second one in Medium.
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2. Anonymous User on 16/08/2011, said:

It's very warm. Sizes are smaller than usual. I have the size small which is usually 38-40 but this is more like a 34-36. The fit is a bit stiff and it has a tendency to go up a bit. I always have to pull it down again.. Nice to have as everyday wear but a bit stoo stiff to ride in, which is the purpose I bought it for. Still a very nice fleece jacket.
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Tindur

Tindur rises imposingly from the Tindfjoll mountains to the southeast of the Tindfjallajokull glacier. There are magnificent views from the mountain, looking over the Thorsmork nature area, two glaciers on the south coast, and Mt. Hekla - Iceland's most frequently erupting and most famous volcano.
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