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About this product
The Rab x Gramicci Neutrino Pro Hoody is a men's alpine down jacket built for serious winter mountaineering and high-altitude exploration. Its shell is constructed from 100% polyamide woven Pertex Quantum Pro fabric, which sheds snow effectively while keeping weight low. The 800-fill-power down insulation delivers a strong warmth-to-weight ratio, and the fully seam-sealed construction adds meaningful weather protection. A helmet-compatible, fully adjustable hood features a stiffened peak for extra coverage in harsh conditions. Reinforced ripstop panels over the shoulders and upper sleeves improve durability in the areas most prone to abrasion. The 2-way YKK VISLON front zip sits behind an insulated storm flap, and cuff adjustment with elastication ensures a secure fit over gloves. Storage includes two zipped hand pockets, one zipped internal chest pocket, and an internal mesh dump pocket. Sized to run large according to customer feedback, this jacket is available in Drift Sky Blue (SKU QDC-14).
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Rab
- Material
- 100% Polyamide Woven
- Color
- Drift - Sky Blue
- Size
- XXS
- Insulation
- 800FP down
- Customers Say
- Runs Large
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Rab x Gramicci Neutrino Pro Hoody for its exceptional warmth, crediting the generous 800-fill-power down and Pertex Quantum Pro shell with delivering serious cold-weather performance alongside solid wind and moisture resistance. The silky, comfortable feel and thoughtful technical features, including the helmet-compatible hood, two-way zip, and adjustable cuffs, earn repeated compliments. The Gramicci collaboration is noted for adding bold, eye-catching color-blocking to an otherwise utilitarian design. The most common criticisms are its bulk and weight relative to lighter competitors, its premium price point, and the fact that it is not a true waterproof shell, making it less practical for layering under a hardshell or for milder conditions.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 3/5
- Durability
- 4/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
- Down fill power
- 800 FP
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