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Viking® Creekside Jacket | Waterproof and windproof
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- SKU:
- 866IM
- UPC:
- 060405990382
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Description
- High-tech polyester with PU backing
- Waterproof and windproof
- Stormblaster® hood reduces wind and rain exposure up the back of the jacket, while orienting the front close to the chin and cheek area. It has a safety tear away design, making it easy to remove and attach.
- Safety reflective piping front and back
- Front placket and cuff with “anti-snag” hook-and-loop closures
- Underam vent zips for breathability
- Adjustable hem and wrists for weather protection
- Two lined zip pockets designed for hand comfort
- Inner zippered pocket for phone and gear storage
- Embroidery zipper included
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