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Mountain Hardwear Transition Softshell Jacket - Men's

Sale Price: $79.98 (Save 50%)
Retail Price: $159.95

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Item # MHW0723
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Its name captures the brand’s essence with clever simplicity—Mountain Hardwear. From Exum Ridge to Everest, hardcore mountaineers have relied on Mountain Hardwear to get them through the toughest conditions. Check out Gore-Tex shells, weatherproof soft shells, technical fleece jackets, pants, and more.
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Description of Mountain Hardwear Transition Softshell Jacket - Men's:
For aerobic activities, the Mountain Hardwear Men's Transition Jacket is in it for the long run. Whether you're lapping a hollow on Nordic skis or trail running in late fall, this ultralight jacket won't disappoint. Highly breathable and totally windproof, the Transition Jacket's Windstopper Featherweight fabric lets air circulate without letting the cold get in. Stretch side panels and articulated arms give you a full range of motion, and stretch cuffs with thumbholes provide a fluid fit with gloves. This Mountain Hardwear hooded windbreaker has a slim performance fit and taped construction, so you can throw a parka on over it without bunching or pressure points.

Bottom Line: Block wind with the Mountain Hardwear Transition Jacket while you climb or trail run.

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This Jacket Rules   09-05-07
Tommy Chandler (40): rank
I'm not really a gear geek, but sometimes I find something that just makes life in the hills a little bit better. I already owned a Transition Zip-T, which I love for cool, or windy conditions when climbing, backcountry skiing, running, or biking. This jacket takes it to a whole new level. The hood is form fitting, blocking the wind, and the thumb loops are great for keeping your hands warm by keeping the blood flow in the wrist warm. At least thats what I heard about how it works. And it does. The cool thing about this piece is that it'll keep you warm when it's cold and windy out, and when it warms up it seems to regulate the heat well. You can just keep on going and not worry about stopping to shed layers. This thing is the perfect piece of clothing for Alpine Rock Climbing and Backcountry Skiing. And other things.

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A+ on adding the hood for this season   10-30-07
ADKben (5): rank
I've always been a big supporter of the windstopper shirts; to me they are just incredibly versatile; perfect for working hard up the mtn in the winter and good enough for the summer winds @ 14,000 feet. When I saw they trimmed this one down and added a hood and thumb loops I was hooked. It is a no-frills kind of jacket; 1 pocket in the back, no draw-cords, etc. It's simple and really light. I would highly recommend this as an all-around jacket; summer/fall/winter/spring. i also think its cool enough to wear to the pub..but i live in boulder so maybe my view is skewed.

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Very snug   10-05-09
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As said in other reviews, this jacket is well made and gets the job done. Just wanted to comment on the fit for taller guys. I'm 6'4, 180, and have 35.5" arms. I bought the large, and it fits perfectly. The arms allow enough movement to reach above my head, just not while the thumb loops are in place, which is a little disappointing. With both thumbloops in, I can't put both arms out in front of me without feeling like the jacket is going to rip across my back, and there is NO stretch in the cuffs. Other than that, it is cut well for a tall, lanky dude. As noted in an earlier review, the arms are tight enough that it is difficult to layer a long sleeve underneath, which I don't mind but others might. Also, the non-adjustable hood, when fully zipped, is super snug, but fits under a climbing helmet. Just a little tight on the chin. The pocket made me laugh... whose idea was that? Pretty useless, especially climbing. A chest pocket would have been nice. I picked this up on S&C for a killer price, so I'll keep it and just alter the thumbloops and maybe the hood. Bottom line- If you have broad shoulders, long arms, or a bigger head, i would look elsewear.

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Material: Windstopper Featherweight
Core Venting: No
Pockets: 1 Rear zip, 1 inner MP3
Hood: Yes
Weight: 13oz (368.5g)
Recommended Use: Running, Nordic skiing, climbing, hiking
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime
Country of Origin: China

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