Mountain Hardwear: Men's Transition Jacket

11 Reviews

Price: $149.95 - $159.95
Discontinued Colors: $116.69 - $159.95

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Mountain Hardwear Men's Transition Jacket

Description

Mountain Hardwear: Men's Transition Jacket - Altrec.com Product Description:

The perfect cool weather, active gear: windproof, breathable and lightweight with inset stretch panels and a DWR finish. Wear alone or over a lightweight baselayer for aerobic activities. Sheds light rain and snow.

100% polyester WINDSTOPPER® Featherweight™; 92% polyester, 8% elastane WINDSTOPPER® Featherweight™ Stretch
360 degree reflectivity
Articulated sleeves
Close-fitting, athletic cut
Full front zipper with internal draft flap/chin guard
Fully taped construction with brushed taping
Inner cuffs with thumb loops
Interior MP3 pocket with earpiece cord exit
Long cut back
Rear zip pocket
Slim fitting hood for under-helmet use
Stretch side and sleeve cuff panels
Updated fabric and fit
Windproof and breathable
Weight: 13 oz. / 376 grams

Customer Reviews (11)

Mountain Hardwear: Men's Transition Jacket - 11 Reviews

2009-11-16
Fantastic Performance! Great for cutting the wind. Just beware, there are no side hand pockets, just the one on the back. Thumb loops don't seem very durable, but they haven't ripped on me yet, even while using them on several pitches climbing.

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2008-06-07
Great Jacket for biking! I use this jacket for biking at least 3 times a week. It is the first jacket I have ever owned that doesn't make me overheat while biking fast but also doesn't give me the chills standing still for a while at around 30-40 degrees. And it will withstand quite a bit of rain as well. A great jacket for any windy/speedy outdoor situations.

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Charles Molnar - 2009-10-01
great product This is a great jacket for running. I wore it out for the first time last week. The temperature was 26 degrees out, all I wore under was a long sleeve moisture wicking shirt. This jacket did a great job blocking the wind, in fact I didn't even feel any wind chill on my upper body. Jacket fits the body well and is very aerodynamic in order to cut drag. I only wish there were pockets on the side of the jackets to put gloves into or a hat once you get warmed up. The only pocket is in the back of the coat, and trying to put something in that pocket and zip it back up while continuing to run can be a little challenge.

Is this Useful? - Yes - No ( 3 of 4 thought this was useful.)