Mountain Hardwear Super/DS StretchDown Hooded Down Jacket
Reviewed by
Trish Allenson
+34
February 19, 2020
Comfortable lightweight and seems to keep me warm (California). Styling is unique. Stretch fabric is a must have! Fits smaller—I wear small, medium fits me nicely. Lots of favorable reviews out there.
Pros
- Athletic fit and stretchy fabric
- Super nice design, no-stitch technology
- Lightweight, comfortable, and warm
- I have the hooded version, rust color. Lots of compliments.
Cons
- Ginormous hood! No hood adjustment, which would rectify that. It’s great for covering helmets, not everyday use of the hood or in windy conditions. I like the jacket so much I am going to have a cinch cord or two put in to modify it.
I have not used the jacket yet for outdoor activities. Just work and errands because I don’t want to take it off. :)
I have read numerous reviews stating it has great durability and warmth. And it seems to. Read very few negative comments other than the hood size and adjustment (lack of).
I am a woman and prefer the style and color of men’s jackets, and I usually wear a small in Mountain Hardwear. This jacket fits me snug in a good way and is a medium.
Background
I have several jackets from various makers.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $200
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Specs
| Men's | |
|---|---|
| Price |
MSRP: $275.00 Current Retail: $202.15-$275.00 Historic Range: $81.98-$275.00 Reviewers Paid: $200.00 |
| Approx Weight |
1 lb 1 oz / 478 g (medium) |
| Fabric Body |
Toray I-Tube (85% Nylon, 15% Elastane) |
| Fabric Weight |
138 g/m2 |
| Insulation |
90% Goose Down, 10% Goose Feather / RDS Certified Down |
| Fit |
Active |
| Women's | |
|---|---|
| Price |
MSRP: $275.00 Historic Range: $69.99-$275.00 |
| Approx Weight |
15 oz / 426.5 g (medium) |
| Fabric Body |
Toray I-Tube (85% Nylon, 15% Elastane) |
| Fabric Weight |
138 g/m2 |
| Insulation |
90% Goose Down, 10% Goose Feather / RDS Certified Down |
| Fit |
Alpine |
