Expedition 8000 Jacket
- Info
- Delivery and returns Delivery
- Rab Promise
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Activities:
- Expedition
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Fit:
- Expedition
- Size Guide
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Weight:
- 1340g / 47oz
Delivery
Rab ships throughout the EU via DPD. Orders over €50 qualify for free shipping, otherwise, a flat rate of €8.00 will be charged per order under €50. We will aim to ship orders placed Monday - Friday before 1:00 pm the same day, although this is not guaranteed. Orders placed on weekends will ship on the following Monday.
For more information, please visit our delivery page.
Returns
If you are unhappy with your purchase, please return it to us within 120 days of receipt. The item(s) must be in resalable condition with tags attached. We are currently unable to exchange items and will refund products returned to us under the policy above.
For more information, please visit our returns page.
This unique guarantee promises to support you before, during and after your adventure, combining gear advice, aftercare services, and our Rab Warranty, to help you get more out of your gear.
For more information, please visit our Rab Promise page.
Tech and features.
The Expedition 8000 is our warmest jacket built for the most extreme conditions, whether you're summiting an 8000m peak or crossing the polar ice caps. Filled with 850FP goose down and built with robust and weather resistant Pertex® Quantum Pro outer fabric, this jacket has been developed to retain heat in the world’s coldest environments.
A downproof Pertex® Quantum lining and boxwall baffle construction with differential cut maximise loft to improve heat retention. The down extends into a helmet compatible hood, which has a wired peak and adjustable fit to keep the heat in and the weather out.
Providing refuge in harsh conditions, the jacket has space to accommodate bulky layers and the elbows have been optimised for articulation. Featuring a two-way front zip with storm protection flap, multiple pockets, reflective prints and mitt compatible oversized features, this jacket has been refined to cope with the demands of expeditions.
