The North Face Canyonland 1/2 Zip (ZION ORANGE HEATHER, Medium)
The North Face Canyonland Features
- Polyester Stretch Fleece
- Zippered Napoleon Chest Pocket
- Thumbhole Loops
- Stretch Cuffs
- Raglan Sleeve
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The North Face Canyonland Description
The North Face Canyonlands 1/2 Zip Fleece Jacket is ideal for hiking and climbing. This pullover fleece is durable on the outside, but soft and cozy on the inside. Naturally moisture wicking, the brushed fleece backing helps move wetness away from your skin while the zip front provides easy ventilation for those times when you're working up a sweat. Thumbhole loops not only keep your hands warm, but aid in protection against dirt and debris. Raglan sleeves and stretch cuffs allow for freedom of movement so you won't feel restricted when your reaching for the next handhold. Even when you're enjoying the outdoors sometimes you still want to bring items from home. With a zippered Napoleon chest pocket, you can keep your phone or a hat within easy reach. Whether you're hiking up the mountains or just wanting something snuggly on a cold day, the Canyonlands 1/2 Zip Fleece Jacket from The North Face will keep you warm and protected. Exterior Material: Polyester Stretch Fleece, Insulation Weight: N/A, Taped Seams: None, Waterproof Rating: N/A, Breathability Rating: N/A, Material: Stretch Heathered Fleece with Brushed Backing, Warranty: Lifetime, Battery Heated: No, Race: No, Type: Fleece, Jacket Fit: Slim, Length: Short, Insulation Type: None (Shell), Waterproof: None, Breathability: Not Specified, Waterproof Zippers: No, Closure Type: Partial Zip Top, Wind Protection: No, Type: Turtleneck or Layering, Material: Fleece, Wicking Properties: Yes, Sleeve Type: Long Sleeve, Water Resistant: No, Warmth Factor: Slightly Warm, How Does This Fit?: True To Size, Model Year: 2015, Product ID: 347932, Shipping Restriction: This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States., Model Number: A7L7D8E-S, GTIN: 0885928743372
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