ON SALE Mountain Hardwear Men's Cutaway Jacket Item No. 10096671
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The Men's Cutaway Jacket by Mountain Hardwear. On powder days, reach for this fully-insulated soft shell jacket and hit the slopes.
DECENT FEATURES of the Mountain Hardwear Men's Cutaway Jacket
- Attached insulated hood
- Removable, adjustable, stretch powder skirt
- Plenty of interior pockets for all your gear
- Pit zips for additional ventilation
- One-handed hood and hem drawcords for quick adjustments
- Molded Velcro cuff tabs seal in warmth
- Zip handwarmer pockets
- Micro-Chamois-lined chin guard eliminates zipper chafe
The SPECS
- Average Weight: 2 lbs 14 oz / 1.31 kg
- Center Back Length: 30" / 76 cm
- Fabric: Body: TufStretch (58% nylon, 31% polyester, 11% elastane), Insulation: Thermic Micro
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"Love it but lost" 01/02/12
Bought this jacket last year and I have loved it since. I'm a skinny 6'1" 170lbs and got the large. This is an "athletic / active" fitting jacket, which is perfect for my build.When I first bought it I was fine wearing only a t-shirt under it down to about 35*F.After having the jacket for a season I have noticed that it's lost some of its warmth.This is especially noticeable on the upper back where I constantly feel the cold coming through. I'd recommend wearing a fleece underneath for anything colder than 30*F.Pros:-Stretch material-Length (torso and arms)-Nice fitting hood with brimCons:-Lost a lot of it's warmth after one season-No zipper draft guards or snow net on pit zips.
"Radical, Versatile Jacket" 11/18/11
Exceptionally versatile. The supple exterior resists anything other than a sustained downpour. The insulation keeps you toasty unless you're literally standing stationary in below-freezing temps with no pants on (who does that?). But because of the breathability of softshell and the invaluable pit zips, it doesn't overheat. The insulation is low-profile so as not to make the jacket look noticeably puffier than a normal softshell.I'm super stoked on this jacket. Great for hiking, snowboarding, or just around town--especially Seattle where it's 30-50 degrees and drizzling 6 months a year.
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