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Columbia Men's Dotswarm II Fleece Full Zip Jacket Axis Lock Drawcord for gathering and compressing F03203SC
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Columbia Men's Dotswarm II Fleece Full Zip Jacket Axis Lock Drawcord for gathering and compressing F03203SC Drawcord for gathering and compressing when packing Specification: LED: Cree XP L ( Warm ) LED Light output: 980lm OTF Light output: 840lm Beam distance: 102m Peak Beam Intensity: 2600cd Optics: TIR optics Stabilization of constant brightness regardless of frost and low battery voltage: FULL (CPU brightness control) Body material: Aircraft grade aluminium Body anti abrasive finish: Premium type III hard anodizing 400hv Waterproof and dustproof standard: IP68 Waterproof & submersible: 10m Operation temperature: 25 A heat packing fleece jacket with a great fit the Dotswarm Full Zip is warmer than your average fleece thanks to our patented thermal reflective technology
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