Black Diamond Equipment · Clothing
Men's Fineline Stretch Shell
$153.96
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About this product
The Black Diamond Equipment Men's Fineline Stretch Shell is a fully featured rain jacket built around the brand's patented BD.dry 2.5L technology, which delivers waterproof, breathable, and windproof protection in a single-layer construction. The 100% nylon fabric incorporates stretch for improved comfort and freedom of movement, making it well suited to active use in deteriorating weather. A PFC-free DWR finish adds an environmentally conscious layer of water repellency. The regular fit hood is sized to accommodate a climbing helmet, while adjustable cuffs and hem allow a customized seal against the elements. Underarm gussets further support mobility, and a DWR-treated underarm zipper provides on-the-go ventilation. The center front zipper uses a YKK Aquaguard construction for reliable weather resistance. When not in use, the jacket packs into its own right-hand pocket, which includes a carabiner loop for easy attachment. Available in Burnt Sienna in size Small (model AP745038).
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Black Diamond Equipment
- Material
- 100% Nylon
- Color
- Burnt Sienna
- Size
- Small (S) Size chart
- Upc
- 793661668992
- Code
- C39092
- Model
- AP745038.
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Diamond Fineline Stretch Shell for its exceptional freedom of movement, crediting the two-way stretch fabric and underarm gussets for mobility that rivals far pricier jackets. Its lightweight, packable design (around 9 to 10 ounces) is a recurring highlight, as is its solid weather resistance for light to moderate rain. The pit zips and helmet-compatible hood earn frequent approval for active use. The most common criticisms center on breathability, with testers noting a clammy feel during sustained high-output efforts or humid conditions. The trim fit can make layering difficult, and the 2.5-layer construction is flagged as less durable and long-lasting than 3-layer alternatives, making it better suited to backcountry use than everyday wear.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 3/5
- Durability
- 3/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
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