Mountain Hardwear takes it to the extreme. By “it” I am referring to pretty much everything in the universe. Mountain Hardwear is strong, exciting, durable, and hardcore. When you are pushing your limits by climbing the side of a mountain in the middle of a snowstorm, you will be happy you put on your Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero jacket and packed your Mountain Hardwear sleeping bag before beginning your climb.

The partnership with Gore spawned the creation of Windstopper fleece that put Mountain Hardwear on the cutting edge of innovation in the outdoor clothing business. You can find Windstopper fleece in many Mountain Hardwear jackets. To this day, Mountain Hardwear continues to make innovative strides in fabrics for clothing, tents and sleeping bags.

If you are scratching your head and wondering which top Mountain Hardwear jacket will best fit your lifestyle, you have come to the right place. Here are three excellent Mountain Hardwear jackets you may want to consider:

Mountain Hardwear Monkey – This jacket is super soft and super comfortable. That may be an understatement. It is made of Monkey Phur fleece which provides a high warmth-to-weight ratio. A DWR finish makes the Monkey Woman and Monkey Man able to shed water and dry quickly. This jacket is perfect to wear if you're heading to the backcountry, climbing, or even just for everyday wear.

Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero – The Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero jacket is so cool, or should I say, warm? Either way, you are in for a treat when you wear this jacket. The Sub Zero jacket is stuffed with 650-fill goose down for warm and comfortable insulation. Abrasion-resistant panels are located in areas where tearing is most likely to occur. The Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero jacket is perfect to wear and keep you safe when you know the temperature is going to plunge.

Mountain Hardwear isn't all jackets and clothing, though. You're totally going to hate yourself in the morning if you don't check out some sweet Mountain Hardwear Gear. Check out totally bombproof Mountain Hardwear Tents, like the Trango 3.1 Tent, or lightweight Mountain Hardwear Tents like the Drifter Tent. Mountain Hardwear supplies you with some serious sleeping bags, too. Check out Mountain Hardwear winter bags with temperature ratings down to 40 below zero like the Mountain Hardwear Ghost Sleeping Bag.

It's difficult to resist the temptation of Mountain Hardwear. When you get the urge to wear your Mountain Hardwear jacket, I suggest you just give in. If you have the itch to buy another Mountain Hardwear tent, don't fight it. If you need yet another Mountain Hardwear backpack to hold all your belongings, just get it. And trust me, you won't regret choosing Mountain Hardwear to clothe and protect yourself from the harsh elements.