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Reddit mentions of Columbia Men's Steens Mountain Full Zip 2.0 Fleece, Black/Grill, Small
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Columbia Men's Steens Mountain Full Zip 2.0 Fleece, Black/Grill, Small. Here are the top ones.
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- SOFT FABRIC: This Columbia Men's Steens Mountain Full Zip 2.0 Fleece Jacket is crafted of ultra-soft 100% polyester MTR filament fleece for the perfect amount of warmth
- HANDY FEATURES: This fleece jacket features two side zippered security pockets to keep your small items secure
- ULTIMATE COMFORT: With a collared neck and zippered closure, you're sure to be protected from the frigid cold
- CLASSIC FIT: A modern classic fit and with a soft, lightweight feel make this fleece jacket a staple for comfortable outdoor activity
- VERSATILE: Soft and warm, this fleece jacket is the perfect layer for any winter activity
- PRODUCT UPDATE: Jacket may come with “Columbia” embroidered or logo patch sewn on. Both are authentic Columbia Sportswear products.
- Zip-closed security pocket
- Imported
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black/Grill |
| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 22 Inches |
| Size | Small |
| Weight | 0.4629707502 Pounds |
| Width | 16 Inches |
I recently got invited to go on a ski trip out in Colorado in January, and I've never been so I'm looking into what gear I need.
I already have solid base layer stuff from other sports but I don't have any of the snow pieces like pants and jacket.
I was doing some research into what types of jacket options there are and it seems like I can either go 3in1, non insulated shell + insulated mid layer, or insulated shell + layers.
While I personally have never been skiing I have a bunch of friends and family that go fairly regularly so I could see myself picking this up more going forward, so I'd like to get something I wouldn't need to upgrade quickly if I picked up the sport.
Some of the specific options I was looking at:
3in1: Northface thermoball
Insulated Jacket + Layer: Columbia Alpine Action + Columbia Fleece
Any thoughts on these picks or anything you might pick instead? Trying to get something that doesn't break the bank but is effective.
Honestly with winter already here in a cold snap from hell I've been doing the same. Brace yourself!
First I recommend all the thermals and jackets.
Cold feet are the worst second only to wet ones. Invest in good boots and heavy socks.
If you have a thermos or if you are staying home I am a hot-cocoa addict. (Milk not water, melt marshmallows while too hot to drink, keep layering them until you can sip without burning your mouth, add cinnamon and nutmeg on top.) I recommend this to try out, its friggin' scrumptious.