Men's Arctic Sentinel Elite NR99 Paneled 3-in-1 Jacket
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Description
A color-blocked 3-in-1 built for ski slopes and cold-weather travel, pairing a rugged waterproof shell with a warm inner layer that moves naturally. Designed for active winter days, it balances protection, breathability, and layered versatility. With mountain-ready details and an all-conditions shell, it adapts from urban commutes to alpine runs.
Features
- 22,000mm waterproofing
- 10,200g/m²/24h breathability
- T800 matte twill shell
- ENFO defense treatment
- Premium goose down warmth
- Helmet-compatible hood
- Pit-zip ventilation
- Anti-slip snow skirt
- Weather-sealed pockets
Details
Benefits
•Waterproof Protection
Keeps you dry through shifting weather and steady rain.
•Windproof Shield
Cuts wind flow to keep you steady and warm.
•Breathability
Helps reduce sweat buildup during activity.
•Goose Down Fill
Keeps you cozy even in very cold temperatures.
•3-in-1 Versatility
Wear the shell, liner, or both for different conditions.
•Thermal Retention
Efficient insulation keeps heat locked in across cold conditions.
•Adjustable Fit
Adjustable hood, cuffs, and hem help block wind and rain.
•Stain & Oil Resistant
Repels dirt and oil to keep the jacket clean.
Fit & sizing
Find your size
Check the product size guide before ordering.
Delivery & returns
US mainland delivery
$9.90 USD standard shipping Free shipping on orders $99+ USD
View shipping policyLayered Warmth for Deep Winter
The Snow Series approaches winter with flexibility rather than excess. By combining insulated liners and protective outer layers, it allows warmth, coverage, and comfort to shift smoothly across alpine terrain, winter travel, and extended exposure.




The Technology Within
The Technology Within

Adventurer Insights




At 19, George Bullard completed a 1,374-mile unsupported polar trek. Now testing CAMEL gear in extreme conditions, he helps create outdoor equipment that empowers explorers to move boldly, adapt quickly, and embrace the unknown with confidence.
Adventurer Insights

At 19, George Bullard completed a 1,374-mile unsupported polar trek. Now testing CAMEL gear in extreme conditions, he helps create outdoor equipment that emp owers explorers to move boldly, adapt quickly, and embrace the unknown with confidence.



































































































































