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Eider Symbae Jacket

Eider Symbae Jacket: Hello! My name is Gene Frederick. I’m the sales manager for Eider in the U. S. A. I’m here to show you the Symbae Jacket by Eider. This jacket is a fully waterproof breathable jacket and insulated as well. It has a 20,000 water column, and it’s 20,000 breathability. It has a great hand in texture to it, and one of the quality features of this piece is its stretch material. The stretch material gives you the freedom of movement and a nice, good, comfortable fit. But you also have the warmth that you would expect from an insulated piece. This jacket comes with a hood with a three-point adjustment, so single hand adjustment. It’s complementary features down from our mountaineering range. The hood is removable. In the context of it being removable, it’s called the Plug-In System. So when you take the hood out, the snaps aren’t exposed anywhere on the piece. On the inside, you’ll notice that there’s a pouch to hold the hood. So it’s a compartment in the kidney area, and it functions and works very well as well as we have a snow skirt that is removable. If you notice the details on the inside, it’s very rich and doesn’t exclude anything. We have simplicity in that we have a little embroidery detail up top, which is complementary to the color piping that we’re using. You have a chance to do an iPod through an iPod pocket as well as a big pocket on this side with a mesh stretch material to hold goggles and hats. We have a two-point adjustment on the bottom cuff system that is a great feature for skiers. We have waterproof zippered pockets in the chest area as well as hand warmer pockets down at the bottom. We have a Velcro adjustable cuff system, but you can notice the detail here with the embroidery work that really works well in terms of being complimentary colors. Another nice feature of Eider is the double cuff system, and this system is apparent throughout our entire range. It offers both comfort and purpose of warmth. This is called the Symbae by Eider.