Goose Down Jacket
When I tried on the prototype of this jacket at Trail Days in Damascus earlier this year, I knew I’d be getting one! I think my search for the perfect backpacking jacket is finally over! Bonus that it matches my Zpacks full zip sleeping bag! Zpacks does not disappoint. Just get one.
When those cold nights in the backcountry hit, stay warm and cozy with our Goose Down Jacket. Striking the perfect balance of warmth and weight, our ultralight Goose Down Jacket is the go-to insulated layer for outdoor adventurers looking to beat the chill at an unbeatable weight!
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Constructed with responsibly sourced and 'Responsible Down Standard' certified DownTek PFAS-Free water-resistant 900 fill power goose down which stays dry 90% longer than untreated down.
Both the .51 oz/sqyd Ventum Ripstop Nylon liner and the shell are treated with PFC-Free "C0" durable water repellent to resist rain spray and body moisture.
Comfortable body and sleeve length provide warmth over layers.
Fitted hood with adjustable cinch cords provides maximum coverage.
Dual hand pockets help you stay warm on trail or at camp.
Adjustable elastic at the hem can be cinched tight to prevent the jacket from riding up.
Elastic at the wrists seals the sleeves and keeps drafts out.
An internal zippered chest pocket, appropriately sized for each jacket, is the perfect place to store maps or a phone.
- The chest pocket can also be flipped inside out and used to store the jacket when not in use or used as a pillow.
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All Zpacks gear has a two year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. Please see our return / warranty policy.
Made in the USA.
Jacket Weight
The total jacket weight is displayed near the 'add to cart' button and changes dependent on which size is selected.
Jacket Down Fill Weights
Small: 3.0oz (85g)
Medium: 3.4oz (96g)
Large: 3.8oz (108g)
XL: 4.2oz (119g)
XXL: 4.6oz (130g)
| Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | XX-Large | |
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| Fits Chest Girth: | Fits up to 36" (91 cm) |
Fits up to 40" (102 cm) |
Fits up to 44" (112 cm) |
Fits up to 48" (122 cm) |
Fits up to 52" (132 cm) |
| Actual Chest Girth: | 40" (102 cm) |
44" (117 cm) |
48" (122 cm) |
52" (132 cm) |
56" (142 cm) |
| Waist: | 36" (91 cm) |
42" (107 cm) |
47" (119 cm) |
51" (130 cm) |
55" (140 cm) |
| Bottom Hem Girth: | 36" (91 cm) |
42" (107 cm) |
47" (119 cm) |
51" (130 cm) |
55" (140 cm) |
| Zipper Length: | 30" (76 cm) |
32" (81 cm) |
32" (81 cm) |
32" (81 cm) |
32" (81 cm) |
| Sleeve Length (Center Neck to Cuff): | 33" (84 cm) |
35" (89 cm) |
36" (91 cm) |
37" (94 cm) |
38" (97 cm) |
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United Statesdown jacket
Love it. Took it backpacking in the Sierra down to the low 30s F and it held up great.
Germany
United StatesFantastic jacket
I love the quality and weight of this jacket. I recently backpacked the “Lost Coast” in northern CA with forecast temps of 50-70. With wind and humidity, the lows in the morning and evening felt colder; this jacket was perfect. I would have been very uncomfortable if I hadn’t brought it. It is a wonderfully conceived and built piece of equipment.
United KingdomGravity defying and super-warm. Loved this on my recent hike on the AT. Also amazing customer service experience. Thank you.
United StatesLightweight and warm
I’ve only worn it around the beach and home and it’s been very warm! Excited to take it backpacking soon.
Insulated Clothing
Goose Down Jacket
When I tried on the prototype of this jacket at Trail Days in Damascus earlier this year, I knew I’d be getting one! I think my search for the perfect backpacking jacket is finally over! Bonus that it matches my Zpacks full zip sleeping bag! Zpacks does not disappoint. Just get one.
When those cold nights in the backcountry hit, stay warm and cozy with our Goose Down Jacket. Striking the perfect balance of warmth and weight, our ultralight Goose Down Jacket is the go-to insulated layer for outdoor adventurers looking to beat the chill at an unbeatable weight!
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Goose Down Hood
Couldn’t be happier with this down hood. Perfect for quilt users, doesn’t slide around or off your head at night like a beanie can on straight, slick hair. Much better than the hood on a sleeping bag, which can slide into your face when you turn, and of course can’t be detached for use as a separate warm hood. The ultra light weight is remarkable. It’s very warm and has a cozy fit and feel.
Get ready for sweet dreams on cold nights when bundled up with the Goose Hood. A perfect companion to your ultralight down quilt, stay cozy and snug tucked away from the cold. The Goose Hood can also be worn by itself when you need extra protection from the chill.
Goose Down Jacket
When I tried on the prototype of this jacket at Trail Days in Damascus earlier this year, I knew I’d be getting one! I think my search for the perfect backpacking jacket is finally over! Bonus that it matches my Zpacks full zip sleeping bag! Zpacks does not disappoint. Just get one.
When those cold nights in the backcountry hit, stay warm and cozy with our Goose Down Jacket. Striking the perfect balance of warmth and weight, our ultralight Goose Down Jacket is the go-to insulated layer for outdoor adventurers looking to beat the chill at an unbeatable weight!
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Goose Down Hood
Couldn’t be happier with this down hood. Perfect for quilt users, doesn’t slide around or off your head at night like a beanie can on straight, slick hair. Much better than the hood on a sleeping bag, which can slide into your face when you turn, and of course can’t be detached for use as a separate warm hood. The ultra light weight is remarkable. It’s very warm and has a cozy fit and feel.
Get ready for sweet dreams on cold nights when bundled up with the Goose Hood. A perfect companion to your ultralight down quilt, stay cozy and snug tucked away from the cold. The Goose Hood can also be worn by itself when you need extra protection from the chill.
