Hey you! Do you climb in COLD weather? Or does your body temp just run cold? The Loadstar is the solution! I've used this jacket and pants on everything from single pitch ice…
- kyle, 03/24/13

I'm 6'1" 185lbs and typically a large from companies with a more generous cut (Patagonia, Mountain Hardwear, Marmot etc) while I often have to move up to XL in an athletic c…
- Colin, 08/02/12
Vermont

This soft shell is light as the day is long! It is also very stretchy. This will be a great mid layer for an Alpine climb or a light shell in the summer. Great Choice!…
- andrew, 02/23/12

Bottom line- this soft-shell is amazing. I was surprised to find that this was not only wind-resistant, it handles water very well. Pros- Very stylish. Constantly complimen…
- Eric, 01/12/11

wasnt cold at all the whole winter…
- Griffin, 09/17/11

This jacket ROCKS! It stretches... it's waterproof, light, thin, packable, warm, breathable, soft, has a nice feminine cut... and I love the Espresso color. The Mithril is a s…
- Kathleen, 12/01/09
OH

I needed a new softshell and after seeing all the rave reviews about the mithril (and a good sale price) I went for it. I'm happy I did--it's comfortable, attractive, and seem…
- Gloria, 11/04/12

Nice minimalist softshell but the sizing didn't work for me. Snug in the torso while the arms were quite loose. I'm 6ft 175 and wear size m in Patagonia and TNF consistently…
- DON, 11/04/11
SEATTLE

I bought this jacket to use it as a winter bicycle commuting jacket in Seattle, with some winter camping trips thrown in. This jacket is great, the cut is trim and athletic, b…
- eric, 12/19/11
Seattle

I picked this up as a winter bicycle commuting jacket, which in Seattle means a lot of rain and temps that can get down into the 20's. Nice slim athletic cut, waterproof panel…
- eric, 12/18/11
Seattle

This shell is so effective! I use it for sport and alpine climbing, hiking/backpacking, in town, and motorbiking! It's durable enough to wear climbing. At 11.2oz, it's not the…
- Lindsey, 03/16/13
Seattle, WA

I was expecting something slightly thicker, but I'm pleased with it's wind resistant performance. The material used is has a nice quality to it. I went with the Trillium/…
- Samantha, 11/25/12
New Orleans, LA

Light and stretchy material, performs well against wind, and looks pretty darn fine. Makes for a good layer over a shirt or under a coat. Just think light though... really rea…
- Daniel, 02/12/13
United States

The color looks great, the hardware is nice and sturdy. Wore it in the rain one time while hiking at Zion and it kept me warm and dry! Packs very light as well. - the Wife…
- Dru, 09/27/11
Cedar City, UT

I've had this jacket almost a year now and love it - I bought it for backpacking in Alaska. It's not the lightest weight jacket for backpacking, but the waterproof material an…
- Ellen, 09/22/12
Williamsburg

I bought this jacket in December to use hiking in Ohio cold wind and weather. So far, it's gone on three different day hikes with me and has yet to disappoint. The side ventil…
- Ellen, 01/05/12
Williamsburg

This jacket has been my staple winter jacket. It has a high color, which combined with the gore windstopper material, keeps the cold biting air out. The material is so super…
- peter, 01/19/11
GAYLORD

Light, comfortable and warm! Stylish enough for business casual to wear to work. Love this coat!…
- Rob, 01/08/11
Appleton, WI

This jacket is legit. It keeps you really warm, has tons of places to stash your Moosejaw schwag, and is water resistant. Unfortunately, in a downpour, the jacket will eventua…
- Spencer, 10/30/08
Lookout Mountain, GA