I am a fan of Mountain Hardwear, but this is a poorly designed jacket. Mountain Hardwear calls it "ideal for any climb". It should say "ideal for any climb that you dont lift…
- DAVID, 10/27/12
Seattle, Wa

I'm giving it four stars because the fabric is savvy and this things totally feels bombproof. Serious zippers. Serious fabric. Unfortunately, compared to other MH jackets (…
- Colin, 08/02/12
Vermont

this jacket is a little too bulky for actual expedition standards...although it would be fine in an urban environment when its -10.…
- parker, 04/11/13

I purchased this jacket for a recent winter overnight on Mt. Washington NH. Wind reached 129 mph on the Lyons Head with -63 wind chill. Jacket worked better than expected, fel…
- mark, 03/11/13
gouldsboro, pa

So this jacket got me through seven straight stormy days on California's Lost Coast. After that trip, and staying dry and warm for 99% of the time, I realized how awesome this…
- Elizabeth, 02/25/13

I live in Vermont, long winters, muddy springs and brisk fall winds. I wanted a versatile jacket, I could use through all seasons. I found this MH Trinity jacket is perfect! I…
- Danielle, 04/25/13

After fishing around in the sea of light weight breathable jackets I finally decided to run with the Plasmic. I just returned from a 5 day windy, and damp trip in Bigs Sur, a…
- Jeff, 05/14/13
Larkspur

Got to demo the piece for the weekend. Loved it. Below is a review: http://verticalflashpoint.wordpress.com/2011/03/08/dryqelite/ great hood, super water and wind proof, lo…
- VANESSA, 10/06/11
Ann Arbor

This is one of the best things I have purchased in years! I have a soft shell (arcteryx, few years old, no hood cause i used to have dreads that wouldnt fit under it), and I…
- Amy, 02/23/12

Overall it is a good jacket but not what I needed. I am a bit of a minimalist so if you are too this probably isn't the jacket for you. Dry Q Elite is a fantastic fabric and I…
- Edgar, 07/15/12
napa california

I've used this jacket for a year in all kinds of conditions from light summer drizzle, to alpine storms sleeting sideways. Switched over from goretex proshell mainly motivated…
- Michael, 09/04/12
Sydney

I recently used this jacket skiing for a week in Colorado. It is more of a top layer waterproof jacket, so don't intent on just wearing the jacket. Just a fleece underneath ke…
- Aaron, 12/27/12
Ardmore,Ok (saving money for climbing)

More of a late Spring, Summer and early Fall jacket. It's not going to replace a down-filled coat for Winter as it has no insulation. It is wind and water proof, and offers go…
- Eric, 11/28/12
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada