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The North Face Thermoball Vest - Men's

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Management number 236298549 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price $33.20 Model Number 236298549
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When the air bites crisp at dawn or the evening chill settles in after a long day, you need adaptable warmth that never holds you back. The North Face understands this balance, crafting the Thermoball Vest to provide focused core insulation without the bulk. Its innovative ThermoBall™ Eco insulation, made entirely from recycled content, mimics the high-loft clusters of down, delivering reliable warmth even when damp – a crucial advantage in unpredictable conditions. Ready to deploy or disappear, it handily stows into its own pocket when temperatures rise, ensuring it's always there for spontaneous adventures, a truly versatile layer designed to keep your momentum going. 
 
PRODUCT CONDITION
 
This UnNew The North Face Thermoball Vest - Men's is in Excellent condition. 
 
Products in Excellent condition have seen minimal use and wear. Any imperfections are purely cosmetic and do not affect the intended performance of the product.   

TECH SPECS

  • 100% nylon shell
  • Thermoball insulation keeps you warm even when wet
  • Quilted pattern minimizes cold spots
  • Wind resistant and water repellent
  • Full zip front closure with internal wind flap
  • Drawcord adjustable hem
  • High neck 
  • Regular fit
  • Two zip hand pockets
  • Stuffs into left hand pocket

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