Summit Papsura FUTURELIGHT Jacket - Men's

Name: Summit Papsura FUTURELIGHT Jacket - Men's
Brand: The North Face
Price: 291.59 CAD
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About this product

The North Face Summit Papsura FUTURELIGHT Jacket is a regular-fit hardshell built specifically for big-wall climbing, sitting within the brand's Summit Series lineup. Its core material is a 7Dx15D, 71g/m² FUTURELIGHT 3L fabric constructed from 100% recycled nylon with a tricot backer and a non-PFC durable water-repellent finish, delivering a strong rain-protection rating while keeping weight to a minimum. All seams are fully sealed, and the Vislon AquaGuard center front zip adds another layer of weather defense. The shoulder-seam-free construction reduces bulk and improves comfort under a pack, while underarm gussets preserve freedom of movement on technical terrain. An attached, adjustable hood features a bonded brim, encased-elastic opening, and a rear cinchcord with cord lock. Covered hand pockets include a left-side mesh internal pouch and a right-side gear loop; the jacket packs into that right pocket for easy transport. Bonded cuffs and a low-profile hem with pre-tensioned elastic complete the streamlined fit. Center back length measures 35.75 inches.

Category: Clothing
Brand: The North Face
Material: 7Dx15D 71g/m² Futurelight™ 3L-100% Recycled Nylon with tricot backer and non-PFC durable water-repellent (Non-PFC DWR) finish
Color: Colour: Meadow Grass
Center Back: 35.75"

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Papsura for its exceptional breathability and impressive weight, coming in at roughly 7 to 8 ounces for a true 3-layer shell. The FUTURELIGHT membrane earns repeated credit for keeping wearers dry while managing sweat during high-output activities like climbing and fastpacking. The seamless shoulder design, underarm gussets, helmet-compatible hood, and packability into its own pocket are frequently highlighted as thoughtful technical details. The most common criticism is that the jacket is a breathability-first shell, meaning its waterproofing is considered adequate rather than bombproof in sustained heavy rain. Some reviewers also flag the lack of pit zips, the absence of a chest pocket, and the premium price point as notable drawbacks. One user reported discoloration after brief light rain, raising durability concerns. TNF withholding official waterproofing and breathability stats is also noted as a frustration among more technical reviewers.