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Orvis Men's Pro Insulated Vest

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Orvis Men's Pro Insulated VestOrvis PRO fishing apparel is the most technologically advanced outerwear theyve ever built. Using a combination of technical fabrication and action specific design, Orvis PRO apparel takes on the elements and provides the protection necessary in even the harshest environs. The Mens PRO Insulated Vest uses body mapped insulation to provide optimal temperature control through a wide range of activity level and environments. 80g PrimaLoft Gold Active

Orvis PRO fishing apparel is the most technologically advanced outerwear they’ve ever built. Using a combination of technical fabrication and action-specific design, Orvis PRO apparel takes on the elements and provides the protection necessary in even the harshest environs. The Men’s PRO Insulated Vest uses body-mapped insulation to provide optimal temperature control through a wide range of activity level and environments. 80g PrimaLoft® Gold Active insulation (45% recycled content) protects the body’s core, with weightless, highly packable warmth ideal for active pursuits. Polartec® Alpha® (80g) (55% recycled content), designed for Special-Ops teams, regulates body heat and moisture through the side panels allowing the vest to be comfortably worn through a wide range of temperatures and activities. The outer is a 20D mechanical stretch ripstop nylon shell with unique coating to improve wind and weather resistance. Zippered, fleece-lined hand-warmer pockets, zippered chest pocket for storage, and internal zippered security pocket that doubles as a stuff sack. High-quality YKK® zippers and DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating. Active fit ideal for layering.

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  • Body-mapped stretch insulation for optimal temperature control and mobility
  • 80g PrimaLoft® Gold Active insulation (45% recycled content) in front and rear
  • 80g/m2 Polartec Alpha insulation (55% recycled content) in side panel
  • 20D mechanical stretch ripstop nylon shell
  • Unique coating to improve wind and weather resistance
  • Internal zipped security pocket doubles as a reversible stuff sack for travel
  • Two zipped fleece lined handwarmer pockets
  • Active fit
  • Nylon shell. Polyester insulation. Washable. Imported.
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