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Material: Gore-Tex Pro (2-layer), 70D nylon, DWR coating Seams: fully taped (GoreSeam) Fit: regular Length: hip Center Back Length: 33 in Hood: yes, helmet-compatible, one-hand adjustable Pockets: 2 high hand, 1 zippered chest, 1 zippered sleeve, 1 zippered media Venting: underarm zips Powder Skirt: yes, removable stretch, zip-in compatible, snap-down Thumbholes: yes, inner cuff Claimed Weight: 1 lb 9.75 oz Recommended Use: ski touring, ski mountaineering, skiing Manufacturer Warranty: limited
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Central Andean Highlands
Volcano Ojos del Salado is the highest mountain in the world below the snow line. Thus despite an elevation of 6 893 meters above sea level, the summit of the volcano has no permanent snow cap. Due to the unique region's climate the accumulation of solid precipitation at the top of volcano doesn't prevail over its melting and evaporation.
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