Macpac Halo Jackets $99 Delivered @ Macpac

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Lots of great deals available, free delivery even if $99

Was sent an email from Macpac this morning has few other offers

Listed offers

  • $99.99 adults halo down jacket
  • 30% off merino thermals
  • 40% off ski jackets & pants
  • Save $200 sundowner down jacket
  • 30% off gloves & beanies
  • $159.99 dispatch rain jacket
  • 1/2 price adults originals fleece pullover
  • 30% off select footwear
  • 40% off macpac dusk & azure sleepging bags

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Comments

  • +4

    Just bought the halo down jacket from the BCF sale and I am very impressed with it. Very surprised how little noise it makes when I'm walking around and it's very comfortable.

    • What kind of noise may I ask? Thanks.

      • +2

        Swooshing.

        Not great for job interviews.

        • +22

          Costanza pants

        • It's fine if you balance it off with a $5 BigW suit.

      • +5

        Nylon against nylon sort of noise. Your own little star wars 'pew pew' laser battle.

  • +27

    Thanks OP - Last years Halo must have shrunk …. along with the rest of my wardrobe.

    • +11

      Yes!! I've been trying to tell my partner the same thing. Clothes these days…

    • +1

      Ive been telling my partner its seasonal
      During covid my clothes grew
      Now everything's open…..it's shrunk but still fits.

  • Does anyone know if macpac use merino wool that goes through some type of superwash process?

  • Is this the best jacket in $100-$150 price range? For general city wear.

    • +6

      Yes its a ozbargain Favourite

    • If you need a puffer jacket for your instagram posts then yes ;)

    • I have both the hood and non-hood versions, and I now exclusively wear the hood version.

      • i mean, might as well, covered for anything then and it adds basically no weight…

    • If you're in the market for a puffer jacket, then I'd say so. I have the hooded version, and I've had it for years. It's pretty much my main winter jacket. I've taken it to overseas where it snowed and it's held up well and I was warm enough.

  • How is the size of this jacket? I am normally an XS for brand like Connor, not sure if this is too big for me

    • Size one down.

    • It's been brought up before in older posts, but the general consensus is that the mens one runs larger whereas the womens one runs smaller.

      If you live near a Rebel Sport, they stock Macpac. Try both and see what fits best.

      • +1

        Yep agree with this. I’m usually a M - L and went with L as I prefer it being roomy and ability to wear layers under. Regret this slightly as it’s not only a bit baggy but sleeves and general length are too long

        • True, but it does mean the sleeves can go over your hands to keep them warm when walking along.

    • You'll definitely need XS. I'm an XS in most shirts and would say the XS Macpac Halo is fairly roomy (plenty of room for layers underneath).

  • +1

    The hooded version is still expensive.

    • -1

      yep no hood no deal

    • Hooded jacket is $150, down from $300 - is that expensive?

      • +1

        Create new account on BCF and get $20 off that will bring down to $129

      • +3

        lol don't go by the RRP they are just crazy jacked up prices. You really think that jacket is worth $300?

  • Got one from BCF a size down. πŸ‘

  • Doesn't feel warm enough for Canberra.
    Also doesn't feel like it's water resistant enough.

    Personally, would recommend a fleece + rain jacket on top

    • Dunno why the down vote, as a layered option like this works too

    • +2

      Down jackets aren't much good in the rain in general. They need stitching, which will inevitably let water through. Wearing a waterproof jacket over the top isn't too useful as that will compress the down and it won't be as warm.

      In terms of warmth, much better than even the thickest fleece, due to the sheer bulk of material (more volume = more insulation). Perfect for cold, dry places like Antarctica or Canberra. Just have another plan for when it rains.

    • I sometimes work night shift and walk around in Melbourne at 4am. This jacket keeps me warm, but I'm also a bit fat which helps.

  • Anyone have a recommended washing method for down jackets in general? Looking for a down laundry detergent specifically for down.

    • handwash?

    • Follow Macpac's recommended steps

      https://www.macpac.com.au/product-care.html

      Pure soap or a down-specific cleaner like Nikwax Down Wash.

      Guides tend to recommend zippers are zipped up so the zipper doesn't cause damage to the shell during the wash.

      Also washing separate, & inside out to protect the outer shell a bit more.

    • Just as a reference HH have some good best practice in their guide too.

      Down jackets can be washed in lukewarm water on a gentle cycle.

      – It is important to set the machine on one extra rinse cycle, to ensure that all the detergent has been removed from the down feathers.

      – The jacket will weigh more when wet, so please handle it with care.

      – It is advised to scoop, rather than pull the garment out of the washing machine. Do not shake or twist the garment to remove the excess water at this stage. Rather press out excess water when the jacket is lying flat.

      Helly Hansen also recommends washing and drying these kind of garments separate from others to avoid unnecessary friction. Doing so will give the best results. Helly Hansen does not recommend hand washing of down garments as it is very difficult to remove the washing detergent properly. Handwashing will also lead to excessive mechanical tensions on the fabric and seams.

      To ensure the garment is dried evenly after washing, we suggest setting a long tumble drying program at medium temperature. You should also add two to three dryer balls into the dryer (tennis balls will also work) when the garment is being dried. This is to help gain extra loft between the down feathers. We do not recommend ironing your down jacket. This will compress the down inside the jacket and might damage the outer fabric.

    • We get down cleaner from Katmandu. I also use it to wash my Doona. Remember to fluff it when drying to avoid clumping. I usually wash them on host summer days.

  • +2

    If its for Sydney, i find this jacket too warm, so i would recommend the uber light jacket which is the same price.

    • -1

      the uber light jacket

      Is there DIDI light jacket ? Asking for a friend

    • +1

      Uber light jacket also packs down to impressive ~ 1.5L bottle size.

  • Is there any discount available further to this price?

  • +1

    thanks for the post. I love these, cos they are warm

    • Welcome πŸ€—

  • +1

    Ordered one for me and my Wife. Thanks

  • Besides the trendy label, how is this jacket better than Aldi's upcoming $50 down-filled jacket?

  • I still wear one of these Halo jackets I bought back in 2016. It still keeps me warm at home. I hope they still maintain the same quality.

  • +1

    Wore my 5 or 6 year old Aldi Puffer in Osaka Jan 20. And it was great
    This winter ive been wearing a heavy jacket until this week in Syd. Now in the Aldi puffer and it is still warm.
    The front and pocket zips are starting to snag material.

    Aldi special buy is tomorrow as well for those who can nab one

    • Saturday 6th it starts.

      • My bad.
        Im off sick today so good that you reminded me i might have to work tomorrow

        • Feel better soon!

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