MontBell Thermawrap Pro Jacket
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Reviewed by
Tom T
+20
November 17, 2016
A well constructed, all-around jacket for layering under a hardshell or wearing standalone. Eliminates having to worry about changing and wet conditions.
Pros
- Exceloft insulation retains loft, even after being crushed repeatedly
- Simple, functional, no-nonsense design
- Well-made with excellent materials
Cons
- Pit zips or venting would expand its active wear capabilities
My Thermawrap Pro hooded jacket is a relatively lightweight and warm jacket when worn by itself or layered under a shell. Montbell's Exceloft holds its loft even after being repeatedly stuffed into a compression sack. I haven't experienced cold spots.
In fickle Midwest winters, the Thermawrap Pro has a dual personality... keeping me warm in deep, dry cold but handling body vapor and external moisture when conditions fluctuate between miserably wet days and bone-chilling nights. It's a go-to layering essential in wet or high exertion conditions where down isn't appropriate.
The hand-feel of the inner lining is fabric-like rather than plasticky. Generous hood and sensible drawstrings let me get the fit right whether as a standalone jacket or layer.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $169
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| Men's | |
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| Price |
Historic Range: $87.48-$185.00 Reviewers Paid: $169.00 |
| Women's | |
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| Price |
Historic Range: $122.98-$184.95 |
