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Product Description:

The Marmot Driclime windshirt is one of the most useful lightweight and packable outdoor garments on the market today. This jacket will shed light rain, repel wind and dry incredibly quickly, in fact just about every member of staff at Facewest has one.

The Windshirt is the original softshell garment, and sits right at the light and air permeable end of the scale, but slip one on in a cold wind and you will be amazed at the warmth of such a light garment. Use it for every sport in every season, as part of your layering system.

Marmot Driclime Windshirt Features:

• Shell material: Banshee P-170 with Marmot Defender DWR.
• Mesh pit vents for excellent breathability and moisture wicking
• Designed to fit over baselayer
• Wind resistant, water repellent, and breathable fabric protects you from mild conditions so you stay comfortable
• DriClime® Bi-Component wicking lining for breathability and excellent moisture transfer
• Zip chest pocket to secure small items
• DriClime® lined collar and chin guard moisture wicking fabric for comfort around your neck and face
• Wind flap behind front zipper protects against drafts
• Elastic cuffs for comfort
• Angel-Wing Movement™ allows full range of motion in arms so jacket doesn't ride up

Colour -

Black & Forest/Dark Cedar

Size -

S,M,L & XL

Average Weight -

312g

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Customer Reviews of Marmot Driclime Windshirt:

Average Customer Review: 7 Reviews    

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Very wonderful piece of kit

Reviewer: Leo Augusta, Halmstad   (11-7-2010)

Seriously, this is the best windproof water-resistant softshell I have ever owned. I never leave my home without it. An excellent technical garment for biking, skiing or hiking. AWESOME!

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Marmot Driclime Windshirt Review

Reviewer: David Legg, Newcastle upon Tyne   (15-6-2010)

This is a great piece of kit for running or biking. It's much more comfortable to wear than my Event waterproof and breathes better too. The thin fleecy lining is nice to touch and means you can wear it on its own if its a breezy mildish day. If its colder you just need to add a base layer underneath.

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Marmot Driclime Windshirt Review

Reviewer: Rich C, london   (18-4-2010)

Amazingly versatile jacket and I never leave home without it. Extremely comfortable and well suited for high anaerobic activities.

I wear mine for trail running and mountain biking (along with the Marmot Trail pant) Consider this instead of a softshell jacket if you require moderate wind protection as the low bulk and high comfort will reward you. Mine is getting a little worn after 2 years of regular use. Excellent value and will be definitely buying another one.

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Marmot Driclime Windshirt Review

Reviewer: Adrian Hyland, Oxford   (26-3-2010)

This is genius, easily the most worn item in my wardrobe, for running, walking, cycling, anything really. Extremely well made too, have worn mine solidly for 3 years and still looks and feels exactly the same.

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Marmot Driclime Windshirt Review

Reviewer: Stephane de la Bouillerie, Dreux   (22-2-2010)

Used for 12 month in the Alps and the Pyreneans during winter, spring and summer This is probably the most versatile piece of gear I own. I always have it in my pack whatever the season. I use it in different ways, as a light softshell during summer or as mid layer over a base layer or a fleece during winter, depending on the temperature. It really protects against the wind and is a very effective a warm layer. It's as simple as that: light, effective, durable, breathable, fast drying and packable. A must have for mountaineering and hill walking.

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Marmot Driclime Windshirt Review

Reviewer: John Woods, Blackford, Wedmore   (30-12-2009)

I wanted a mid-layer for a skiing holiday and after reading Stuart's clothing guide opted for this. If I was disappointed in any way it was because it was too warm.
I had an Ortovox Merino top under it and an Oxbow ski jacket over the top. On two days I wore it unzipped and on one day I had to take it off but the small packed down size meant it fitted easily into my already full small day sack.
One morning I wore it for digging the car out of the snow whilst it rained and very quickly built up heat. The rain, although it appeared to soak the outer layer didn't go though and once out of the rain it dried very quickly. I look forward to using it when cycling.

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Marmot Driclime Windshirt Review

Reviewer: Iain Macdonald, St Andrews   (17-11-2009)

I purchased this for winter running on the beach in St Andrews, which is generally cold, sometimes wet, and almost always windy.
I've started running in the mornings, before the day has had a chance to warm up. This garment is brilliant: it has so far kept me warm and toasty, but breathes really well. This means that you don't freeze when you stop.
Very lightweight, looks quite good too. No hood, but this isn't a problem for the purpose. Good stuff.

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