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Brand:Mountain Hardwear
Located in:Women's Clothing, Women's Technical Wear, Soft Shell Tops
When you need only half the protection of a parka, and much less weight, pull on Mountain Hardwear's Aerial Jacket. In it, you'll have the comfort of a stretchy GORE-TEX Soft Shell that's fully waterproof and breathable, an Ergo hood, powder skirt, and pod pocket for your tunes.
- Get out into the weather, be active, and stay dry in waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX Soft Shell with GTX face fabric, a stretchy nylon and elastane mix with a DWR finish
- Keep every last bit of water out with the Velcro closured laminated cuff tabs, skived and taped soft shell seams, and laminated front zip
- Seal in warmth with the one-handed hood and hem drawcords while you keep snow at bay with the welded powder skirt
- Don't worry about chafing your face - micro-chamois lined collar and chin guard won't abrade your skin
- Keep your tunes close at hand in the interior pod pocket with earphone and remote control exits
- Warm your digits in the fleece-lined hand pockets with water-resistant zips and stow your ID in the powder skirt security pockets or laser-cut arm pocket with a watertight zip
- Keep your biggest source of heat loss - your head - dry with the zip off ergo hood with a laminated brim
- You'll never feel like you're caught in a bind with the articulated shoulders that allow you to stretch and move freely
- Weight: 1 lb 7 oz
- Waterproofing: GORE-TEX Soft Shell
- Face fabric: 96% nylon / 4% elastane
- Liner fabric: polyester
one coat
By 29er diva
from anchorage, ak on 4/11/2008
from anchorage, ak on 4/11/2008
Fit:
Feels true to size
Sleeve Length:
Feels true to length
Chest Size:
Feels true to size
Pros:
Breathable, Durable, Lightweight, Warm, Waterproof
Best Uses:
Biking, Cold Weather, Extreme Conditions, Hiking and Camping, Wet Weather
Describe Yourself:
Avid Adventurer
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I can't really say enough about this jacket except if something happens to it...I bought this coat last year and it was worth every penny. I put it too the test last summer while on a ridge... it started raining sideways... more like pounding and I stayed completely dry. I am now using it as a shell for winter cycling/ mountain biking and it is wind proof. I've used it for pretty much any outdoor activity you can think of in Alaska...