Our best warmth-to-weight-down jacket developed for ski touring.
This lightweight down jacket is developed for ski touring but is suitable for a wide range of outdoor activities where you need to keep the weight and pack volume down. You can use it both as an outer layer or an insulation layer underneath a shell jacket.
The face fabric is a woven lightweight (27g/ m2) down-proof 10D recycled nylon fabric. It has been treated with PFC-free DWR for extra water repellency. The down fill is a premium RDS 2.0-certified 850fp down (175g in men’s L/158g in women’s M). This high-performance down quality is perfect for activities requiring lightweight yet very efficient insulation.
Key features include a helmet-compatible storm hood with one-hand adjustment, hand warming pockets, a chest pocket, one-hand hem adjustment, soft brushed chin protection, and internal Powerstretch cuffs.
Greg's Take: This is my favorite insulating layer for anything out in the cold. From Autumn bonfires to howling alpine winds, it keeps me nice and toasty. It is more durable than meets the eye, surviving a few encounters with tree branches. The jacket packs down quite small however I have not been able to fit it in the pocket, so I use a Dyneema stuff sack instead. There is a bit of fleece right near the chin area, a nice touch for us bearded folk.
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Norrona Men's Lyngen down850 Hood 2026—
$489.00
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### Norrona Says ###
Our best warmth-to-weight-down jacket developed for ski touring.
This lightweight down jacket is developed for ski touring but is suitable for a wide range of outdoor activities where you need to keep the weight and pack volume down. You can use it both as an outer layer or an insulation layer underneath a shell jacket.
The face fabric is a woven lightweight (27g/ m2) down-proof 10D recycled nylon fabric. It has been treated with PFC-free DWR for extra water repellency. The down fill is a premium RDS 2.0-certified 850fp down (175g in men’s L/158g in women’s M). This high-performance down quality is perfect for activities requiring lightweight yet very efficient insulation.
Key features include a helmet-compatible storm hood with one-hand adjustment, hand warming pockets, a chest pocket, one-hand hem adjustment, soft brushed chin protection, and internal Powerstretch cuffs.
Greg's Take: This is my favorite insulating layer for anything out in the cold. From Autumn bonfires to howling alpine winds, it keeps me nice and toasty. It is more durable than meets the eye, surviving a few encounters with tree branches. The jacket packs down quite small however I have not been able to fit it in the pocket, so I use a Dyneema stuff sack instead. There is a bit of fleece right near the chin area, a nice touch for us bearded folk.
