Marmot DriClime Vest

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Great vest, but hard to find.
Pros
- Lightweight
- Comfortable
- Stylish (Black)
- Adjustable bottom drawstring
Cons
- Discontinued - hard to Find
- Material can be torn
I am 5'11", weigh about 210 lbs, and am normally an XL person. I purchased one of these vests in 2007/2008 in a Large, fit me well. An incident happened where I was falling, and my hands were in my pockets. In trying to get my right hand out to catch myself, I ripped the main fabric starting in the pocket. A total write-off of the vest.
I purchased another at a local store. The associate said the newer one (2009) didn't fit as loose as the older model. I ignored his advice, and while it fit, it always was a tight fit, particularly around the arms. I went looking for an XL recently, and found a 2011 version. Slight difference in the lining around the armpits, but nice fit, great jacket. In black, it complements any shirt I am wearing, giving me more style combinations (good when travellng light).
It keeps me warmer—layers well, often I only need to add a breathable windbreaker or a long shirt to get by in 45-65 degree San Francisco weather. Lightweight, great material, breathes well, comfortable, perfect for travel and looks great. Discontinued from manufacturer, very hard to find.
Recently picked up a Windshirt version—same material with sleeves, but to my dismay, no pockets. I wish I could get another vest to have for the future.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $80
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Specs
Men's | |
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Price |
MSRP: $80.00 Historic Range: $20.00-$85.00 Reviewers Paid: $80.00 |
Weight |
6 oz / 170.1 g |
Main Material |
100% Polyester DWR 1.5 oz / yd |
Women's | |
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Price |
MSRP: $80.00 Historic Range: $14.00-$84.95 |
Weight |
6.1 oz / 172.9 g |
Main Material |
100% Polyester DWR Ottaman 2.2 oz / yd |
Lining Material |
DriClime® 100% Polyester Lining 2.7 oz / yd |