Norrøna · Clothing

Men's Falketind Dri1 Jacket

Name: Men's Falketind Dri1 Jacket
Brand: Norrøna
Price: 293.96 CAD
Availability: InStock

30% OFF

$293.96

$419.95Save $125.99 (30%)

at Latulippe

Price checked Oct 29, 2026

Price Historylast 5 months

Low $293.96 · High $314.96. Hover the line to see each change.

Is this a good deal?

The current price has held for 105 days.
Across the 100 Clothing deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 44%. This deal’s 30% off is below that mark.

Based on prices we’ve recorded from Latulippe since June 2026, refreshed several times daily.

About this product

The Norrøna Men's Falketind Dri1 Jacket is a lightweight, compact waterproof shell built for year-round mountaineering and versatile enough for trekking and ski touring. Its core material is a dri1 fabric woven from 100% post-consumer recycled nylon using Bureo yarns, rated to a 20,000 mm water column with fully sealed seams. The interior microclimate layer sits between the wearer and the PU membrane to manage moisture, while the construction earns solid marks for rain protection and durability without sacrificing packability. A technical Y-shaped cut sits longer at the back, and articulated sleeves support freedom of movement during climbing. The helmet-compatible hood adjusts one-handed, and shoulder seams are eliminated to prevent chafing under a pack. Practical details include Velcro-adjustable cuffs, a zippered chest pocket, front zip ventilation, and an elastic hem. Available in Gold Flame (Medium), this jacket carries a breathability rating of 3 out of 5, making it a capable three-season companion for active mountain use.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Norrøna
Material: 100% post-consumer recycled nylon, dri1
Color: 722339
Size: 3177
Upc: 7042698543936
Code: C76081
Model: 1885-25.
Material Fabric Dri1: 100% post-consumer recycled nylon

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Norrona Falketind Dri1 Jacket for its exceptional lightweight and packability, with most noting it comes in under nine ounces while still delivering solid weather resistance, a balance that sets it apart from other ultralight shells. The soft, quiet, and supple fabric earns repeated compliments for comfort against the skin, and the trim athletic fit is widely appreciated for mobility during technical alpine activities like climbing and ski touring. The helmet-compatible hood and breathability during high-output efforts are also frequently highlighted. The most common criticisms center on its minimalist protection: reviewers note it falls short in sustained or severe storms compared to heavier shells, and some find the hood fit awkward over a helmet in practice. The high price relative to its sparse feature set (just one chest pocket and one vent) is another recurring concern, and long-term durability of the thin 2.5-layer construction draws some skepticism.

Specifications

Rain protection: 5/5
Breathability: 3/5
Durability: 3/5
Sealed seams: Yes

Related Guides

Air quality and wildfire smoke planning for hiking in Canada

How to check air quality before hiking in Canada: reading the AQHI, using FireSmoke.ca smoke maps, planning around wind and rain, and what to pack for smoke.

Summer backpacking with dogs: a Vizsla hiking checklist

A practical summer hiking and backpacking checklist for dogs in Canada, built around a high-energy Vizsla and Rockies day-hike conditions.

West Coast Trail gear list

A practical West Coast Trail gear list for wet coastal backpacking, including footwear, rain protection, shelter, safety, and packing priorities.