adidas Terrex Multi Down Full-Zip Jacket - Green - M
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Product Information
Full details
The adidas Terrex Multi Down Full-Zip Jacket is designed for adult men who need a reliable, high-loft insulation layer for autumn ascents and cold-weather outdoor activities. Featuring 600 fill power 80/20 duck down, this jacket provides exceptional warmth-to-weight performance and packs down easily into a rucksack, though it is primarily a lifestyle and layering piece that performs best in dry or light moisture conditions due to its DWR-treated shell.
All features
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Fleece |
| Size | M |
| Model Part Number | 4068809588729 |
| Brand | adidas |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I wear a thick hoodie under this jacket?
Yes, the regular fit is designed to accommodate layers, including fleeces or hoodies, without feeling overly tight.
Is this jacket waterproof?
It is water-resistant thanks to a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treatment, but it is not fully waterproof and should be covered if you encounter heavy rain.
What does 600 fill power mean?
Fill power measures the loft or 'fluffiness' of down. 600 fill power indicates a high quality of insulation that balances weight and warmth effectively.
How should I store the jacket when not in use?
Store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid keeping it compressed in a stuff sack for long periods, as this can degrade the loft of the down over time.
Is it suitable for extreme winter mountaineering?
It is best suited for autumn ascents or mild winter activities. For extreme, sub-zero mountaineering, it should be used as a mid-layer under a specialized technical shell.
Troubleshooting
Down feathers starting to poke through the fabric
This is normal for new down jackets. Do not pull the feather; instead, pull it back into the jacket from the inside and gently rub the fabric to close the hole.
The down feels clumped after washing
Ensure the jacket is completely dry. Tumble dry on a low heat setting with a few clean tennis balls to help break up the clumps and restore the loft.
Water soaking through the fabric
If water no longer beads off the surface, the DWR coating may have worn off. Re-apply a spray-on or wash-in DWR treatment to restore water repellency.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent warmth-to-weight ratio for cold autumn days
- Layering-friendly fit accommodates mid-layers
- Easy machine-washable maintenance
- High collar design provides superior wind protection
Cons
- Best for light precipitation rather than heavy downpours
- Requires careful drying to ensure even down distribution
- Limited to moderate winter conditions
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Because this is a down-filled garment, proper care is essential for long-term performance. The jacket is machine washable, which simplifies maintenance; however, always follow the care label instructions to prevent the down from clumping. When washing, ensure you use a gentle cycle with a down-specific detergent. To maintain the loft of the down, tumble dry on low heat with clean tennis balls in the dryer to help re-fluff the feathers. For compatibility, the jacket works best as an insulating mid-layer under a hard-shell jacket in extreme conditions, or as a standalone outer layer in dry, cold, or windy weather.