The North Face Ladies Apex Barrier Soft Shell Jacket NF0A3LGU TNF Black

The North Face Ladies Apex Barrier Soft Shell Jacket NF0A3LGU TNF Black

Marsoni

M251S

$167.40

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The North Face Ladies Apex Barrier Soft Shell Jacket NF0A3LGU TNF BlackWindproof with stretch this iconic jacket offers the ultimate weather protection. 351 g m2 WindWall 96 4 polyester elastane soft shell with DWR finish (solid) 374 g m2 WindWall 100% polyester with DWR finish (heather) 100% windproof fabric Concealed zip left chest pocket Secure zip hand pockets Curved cuff detail Contrast raised high definition The North Face logos at left chest and right back shoulder Tonal WindWall logo embroidered on lower left

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011