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Columbia First Frost II Hunting Jacket  

Item #: COL7063 LT DHM
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Columbia First Frost II Hunting Jacket
One of the best ways to take on the unpredictable days of winter is a versatile layering system. The Columbia First Frost II Hunting Jacket is constructed of MTR Maximum Thermal Retention Fleece with the highest insulation warmth factor. This lightweight, high loft fleece is silent and extremely breathable. Double sided and brushed fleece is a great stand-alone jacket or layering under parkas for maximum comfort in extreme conditions. Hand warming pockets on the side seams that zip close for added security, and an open bottom with a quick draw hem. It will zip into either of the new Columbia Hunting Interchange Shells.

Fabrics and Features:

  • 100% polyester MTR Fleece
  • Zip-closed hand warming pockets
  • Open bottom with quickdraw hem
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List Price: $49.99   Savings: 10%
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