Mackinaw Cruiser Alaska Fit Jacket - Men's
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Filson's Mackinaw Cruiser Men's Alaska Fit Jacket is a classic wool coat, inspired by north country workwear and made to keep warm when we're working on the car or cruising the streets. Filson made the Mackinaw in the USA from 100% virgin wool for softness, durability, and the ability to keep warm if it gets wet. Filson's Alaska fit is relaxed to provide plenty of mobility and layering options, and the Classic Cruiser nine-pocket design holds all our tools, maps, and extra gear so we're always prepared for whatever the wild throws our way.
Details
- 100% virgin wool winter jacket packed with versatility
- Relaxed Alaska fit offers room to layer on underneath for any active pursuit
- Naturally water repellent material holds up to light rain showers
- Classic Cruiser nine-pocket design helps you fit tools and snacks for the road
- Item #FSN002P
- Material
- 100% virgin wool
- Fit
- Alaska (generously sized)
- Length
- hip
- Center Back Length
- 29.5in
- Hood
- none
- Pockets
- 2 hand, 4 flap, 1 patch, 1 map, 1 internal utility
- Claimed Weight
- 3lb 4oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
- Activity
- casual
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageDecember 8, 2021
King of Versatility
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
- Size Bought:
- L
- Weight:
- 180
I've had a Mackinaw Cruiser for nearly 2 years now. Of dozens of jackets in my closet the Mackinaw Cruiser might see the most action. This jacket can simply do everything. I'm 6'0 180 with broad shoulders and arms and the L is perfect for layering underneath in the winter. You'll likely want to layer because this durable wool makes a pretty effective shell, and it's also a bit scratchy on the skin. Winds regularly average 15-20mph where I live in coastal New England and there's usually a bit of moisture in the air, too. This mackinaw wool will repel everything but the most vicious wind and keeps dry in light rain. The wool is also durable enough to stand up to regular chore work or protect from errant branches or a thorn or two if hiking. AND breathable enough for light hikes or walking out in the field. Though it is a bit heavy for intense hiking, it's probably worth its weight for bushcraft / camping. It even doubles as an extra blanket in a pinch. With a closet packed full of technical gear, it's still so easy to leave the Mackinaw Cruiser hanging next to the front door. It's so often the logical choice. Worth every penny.
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