Mountain Hardwear: Women's Typhoon Jacket

3 Reviews

Price: $198.95 - $199.95
Discontinued Colors: $178.97 - $199.95

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Mountain Hardwear Women's Typhoon Jacket

Description

Mountain Hardwear: Women's Typhoon Jacket - Altrec.com Product Description:

When it starts to pour grab the Mountain Hardwear Women's Typhoon Jacket for waterproof and breathable protection. At only 13 ounces, the Typhoon is a smart choice for the backpacker who is looking to shed ounces. And although the Gore-Tex® Paclite® laminate is very breathable, the jacket also features pit zips and venting mesh front pockets for unbeatable air circulation.

Durable 100% nylon mini-ripstop face with waterproof and highly breathable Gore-Tex® Paclite® laminate with micro tape construction
Attached, roll-away, ergonomic hood with sturdy, laminated brim
Articulated sleeves for unrestricted motion
Simplex pit zips and venting mesh front pockets provide air circulation when needed
Micro-chamois lined chin guard protects from zipper chafing
One handed hood adjustment system fine-tunes the fit and blocks cold gusts
Dual hem drawcords seal out chilly drafts
Double flap front zip flap offers enhanced weather protection
Laminated cuff tabs with Velcro® closure
Weight: 13 oz. (371 grams) in size small

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (3)

Mountain Hardwear: Women's Typhoon Jacket - 3 Reviews

Stu - 2008-04-22
just what we needed, looks and works great Used as shell on sailing trip, it pored down rain, thunderstorms and even hail - worked great. Have used hardware products for some time, very happy with them.

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2008-06-24
Works well in different temps I wore this on a rainy day in the amazon rain forest. I never got too hot or too cold (it was winter and we were boating). Love it.

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2008-03-19
Good jacket, go up a size Works well in what I used it for - 40-50 degrees F, drizzling all the way to legitimately raining moderately hard. Go up a size or two, I am pretty small and normally fitting loosely in XS. The jacket fits well with a fleece, but seems a bit on the short side. Wish I had gone up to s.

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