Rimo Down Jacket

Serious warmth with added weatherproofing

Crux are down insulation specialists, and the Rimo is the brands warmest jacket. Which means its pretty damn toasty. In addition, its also highly water-resistant both inside and out, since both the face fabric and lining are treated with durable water repellent coatings. That makes the Rimo ideal for layering over a damp shell, meaning you can put it on without losing vital heat, while protecting the down fill inside the jacket. So, whether youre struck on a chilly climbing belay or stopping to recover at high altitude in cold, damp conditions, its a supremely versatile piece of kit.

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• • Water-resistant Endurance fabric on shell and lining
  • Adjustable at hem and cuffs
  • Supplied with separate stuff sack
  • Two roomy chest-level external pockets
  • Large drop-style internal pocket (for a water-bottle)
  • Zipped security pocket
  • Fully adjustable, helmet-compatible hood with wired brim
  • Filled exclusively with ethically recovered 850 fill power premium Polish goose down

• Fill	850 cu.in. fill power (EU) Polish white goose down
  Weight	650 g (size M)
  Fill Weight	275 g (size M)
  Shell Fabric	20 denier ripstop nylon, 1000 mm PU water-resistant coating, 41 g/m
  Lining Fabric	10 denier ripstop nylon, 1000 mm PU water-resistant coating, 31 g/m

• SIZE		CHEST	ARM	WAIST
  X-Small	cm	84-85	74-76	69-74
  Small	cm	90-97	76-79	75-80
  Medium	cm	98-103	79-82	80-82
  Large	cm	104-110	85-87	88-95
  X-Large	cm	111-118	86-89	96-100

• Down is a very resilient insulating material and, with basic care, any down jacket should last you a very long time. There are two simple rules to ensure longevity:
  1. Always store your jacket uncompressed in a dry, airy place
  2. Try to keep it as clean as possible to minimize washing (this ultimately damages the down)

  We highly recommend you hand-wash your down garment or, alternatively, use a professional service.

• Sustainability through longevity – Crux guarantees all products for ten years from the date of purchase to the original customer. This guarantee is against defects in materials and craftsmanship. Should any flaw appear due to defective materials or craftsmanship, Crux will repair or replace the product.

  Ethically sourced materials – Crux only use Polish down which has been 100% ethically recovered.

• Crux kit is designed for mountaineers, by mountaineers. Well, actually, by one mountaineer since this specialist brand is entirely owned and operated by New Zealander Carol McDermott.

  Carol is a trained chemicals and materials engineer with a background in the outdoor industry. Hes also a highly experienced alpinist and climber, with ascents in most of the worlds great ranges to his name. Thats a pretty good CV for designing the worlds most uncompromising outdoor kit, focused purely on performance in the most demanding conditions. Which is why Crux use only the best quality materials, like Polish white goose down and premium Japanese fabrics, with stringent quality control that puts the big brands to shame.