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Description:
An excellent next-to skin garment, the Transition Featherweight Zip T by Mountain Hardwear boasts a windproof, moisture-wicking design for superior comfort.
Features:
- Constructed with Gore WindStopperN2S Silkweight, a 3-layer laminate that transfers moisture away from your skin to the fabric’s outer surface for quick evaporation
- Push Pull Knit stretch panels enhance moisture-wicking performance and allow a comfortable, conforming fit
- Seam are located away from abrasion prone areas to increase durability
- 12-inch front zipper for venting
Specifications:
- Weight: 9 ounces
- Shell: Polyester jersey knit
- Lining: Brushed polyester knit
- Laminate: Gore WindStopper N2S
Specifications based on size large.
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I already own one of these... By Outis from Princeton, NJ on 11/13/2006 Sleeve Length: Feels true to length Chest Size: Feels true to size Pros: Durable, Lightweight, Wind resistent Cons: Needs underarm vents
By SW USA Backpacker from El Paso TX on 9/26/2006 Pros: Durable, Lightweight, Warm Cons: Doesn't Breathe, Not Enough Pockets or Features Best Uses: Colder hiking and camping, Cold Weather, Extreme Conditions
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful] Amazing light weight wind blocker By Gerg from Sierra crest, Lahe Tahoe on 4/18/2006 Pros: Blocks wind chill, Breathable, Lightweight, Warm Best Uses: Cold Weather, Windy weather
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful] Windproof and warm in any conditions By Maine Canoe1 from Poland Spring, Maine on 3/31/2006 Pros: Comfortable, Compact, Lightweight, Tough, Warm, windproof Best Uses: Backpacking, Crosscountry Skiing, Day trip, Hiking, Mountaineering
By Bruin from Deer Valley on 3/23/2006
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful] Lite weight & great for layering By SOG (Sorry Old Guy) from Central New York on 3/20/2006 Pros: Comfortable, Compact, Good fit, Lightweight Best Uses: Backpacking, Hiking, Mountaineering
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful] "The perfect windy day cover!" By The Mule from Charleston, SC on 3/8/2006 Cons: Could be slightly longer in the back Best Uses: Backpacking, Day trip, Early mornig runs, Hiking
By inkeedu from NM on 3/7/2006 Pros: Comfortable, Compact, Lightweight, Tough Cons: wish it had a pocket somewhere Best Uses: Backpacking, biking downhill on a cold day, Day trip, Hiking
By ut from PC utah on 1/31/2006
Well-constructed piece of clothing By Climber/Runner from Raleigh, NC on 1/19/2006 Pros: Durable, Good Value, High Quality
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