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[AmHes]

Norrona Lofoten GoreTex Active Jacket ticks quite a few of the boxes you wanted...

http://www.norrona.com/Products/5010-11/lofoten-gore-tex-active-jacket-m

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[nils]

another alternative to a powder skirt is an elastic cord running from the back of the jacket, clipping in to a loop on the front of the jacket. not sure if any of the current mega $$$ full-on mountaineering jackets come with this option, but back in the day you did see it on some high end brands in their alpine mountaineering models. as a dirtbag grad student, i used to sew on my own ($5 in materials, maybe 15 minutes of work). works best with a jacket that is cut long in the back; if the cut on the front side is high, then it doesn't interfere w/ harness IME.

besides cutting down on the weight and bulk of a powder skirt when the jacket is in your pack, this approach also is much more effective at keeping out snow if you fall (unless your powder skirt has attachment tabs for attaching to your ski pants...some of mine do, but it's a pain in the ass in backcountry situations).
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[tele505]

I think the 1 quiver jacket is a bit like a 1 quiver ski....Why. I've moved to soft shell in winter with a unltra light goretex shell for mixed precipitation or ultra windy day. Like a mid weight shell for shoulder seasons and same light weight shell in the summer. Dont have a jacket that fits the OPs criteria. A bit like the one quiver ski...good at everything but not excellent for any but a few of the intended uses! Come on man help get the economy going by buying the perfect jacket for each of your activities.

[tree7sheep]

This one has a snowskirt and 2 way front zip.

http://www.mountain-equipment.co.uk/the_gear/clothing/waterproof/kamchatka_jacket---648/


Mountain Equipment is super good quality with innovative features - i bought a synthetic puffy jacket of theirs' last winter,
which i am really stoked about.

[bogon]

I ended up buying Rab Latok jacket.
Was wearing it during summer and autumn so far, and all I can say for now - eVent breathes so well I was able to scramble fast on 70 degree lava flows on Black Sea shore non-stop (in stormy, but warm weather) while wearing a day pack. Pit zips came handy at times through the summer. Fit is climbing-specific - articulated sleeves, long back, some space (except maybe in forearms - 200 fleece max, and I'm no Popeye either) to put even a down vest underneath, and all that. Main pockets (all four) are really great.

My only complaints are: the inner mesh pocket(s) are small (maybe will post some photos later to clarify) and I will be unable to dry my gloves in them. Elastic cord in the waist may help with this partially (it surely helps with fit). Also no snow skirt and no powder strap to keep it from riding up in powder dive scenario.

I'd swap velcros on storm flap to magnets any time

Will buy their Latok salopettes, too, if I'll see them on sale.

Now what I need is wind-blocking, insulated with 200g of Primaloft One, DWR'd (internally as DWR-coated insulation, and externally) "belay parka". It must be lighter than Patagonia D.A.S and not sewn-thru. And, as always, double zip pull and double mesh pockets to keep my water from icing... And climb-spec cuffs & hood.
http://www.montane.co.uk/products/men/insulation/ice-guide-jacket/1025 looks Ok but it is only non-DWR'd Primaloft Eco...
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[benny]

Bogon,

What size did you buy?
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http://www.mammut.ch/en/productDetail/101010511_v_2016_M/Nordwand-Jacket-Men.html
Don't know if you can find this your side of the pond. Its a slim fit so you would need large. The sleeves are longer than most.

[DougR]

Mammut Lanin:

http://www.mammut.ch/en/productDetail/101012160_v_5426_S/Lanin-Jacket-Men.html
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