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Mountain Hardwear Men's StretchDown DS Jackets
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Mountain Hardwear Men's StretchDown DS Jackets
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With an innovative design that traps more heat than traditional down jackets, these Mountain Hardwear StetchDown DS jackets will keep you toasty without having to layer up. Its Dynamic-Stretch Knit fabric utilizes stretch-welded channel construction to prevent heat loss at the seams Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downOldTrailDog
60
Sep 13, 2018
I would jump on this if it was offered in black. With black coated border collies, plus being a general all around scroungy individual, aka dirt magnet, black is the color of choice.
richfell
0
Sep 13, 2018
Are the listed weighs correct? It shows the hooded version weighing less than the non-hooded version.
Matthias_Lambert
35
Sep 13, 2018
townsendAgreed, almost any other color and I would have considered it. I have a huge Nuptse from tNF that I have exercised myself out of and need a new insulation layer.
delnerdo
286
Sep 14, 2018
townsendI was thinking it would be a good color for winter bicycle commuting, where stopping traffic is a plus!
donnahikes
16
Jul 23, 2018
I own the non-hooded version of this jacket in a women's medium. I backpacked with it once--yep, too bulky for backpacking but made a damn lovely pillow when I stuffed it in my sleeping bag's pillow pocket ;) It was March on the WA coast (Ozette) and raining--yep, not for rain but did repel a bit and didn't lose loft, although did cover myself after about 20 min with my rain jacket. Form-fitted, not an over-layering piece.
That being said, I love this jacket for everyday use on cold or windy winter days, but it's for regular use to stay REALLY warm. It is also pretty great to own a jacket that doesn't shed down and feathers and you can't see through the fabric like the Ghost Whisperer, which is also a great jacket but that's your backpacking jacket if you need one (not as warm, though). The bonus for me is that sleeves are long enough without having to order a men's size.
SawatchFactory
300
Mar 6, 2018
We haven't reviewed the vanilla StretchDown, but we did review the StretchDown RS and StretchDown DS, which have similar construction:
http://engearment.com/gear/mountain-hardwear-stretchdown-ds-review/
http://engearment.com/gear/mountain-hardwear-stretchdown-rs/
Bottom line, @dolkbor is pretty spot on. Not a highly technical jacket, but a good puffy for around town, in-bounds skiing/snowboarding, etc. The welded baffling is the big story with the StretchDown series. No more sewn baffles and no needle holes where down can escape and wind can get in.
Bottom line, @dolkbor is pretty spot on. Not a highly technical jacket, but a good puffy for around town, in-bounds skiing/snowboarding, etc. The welded baffling is the big story with the StretchDown series. No more sewn baffles and no needle holes where down can escape and wind can get in.
ibex-doc
55
Mar 6, 2018
I have the non-hooded version, tends to run a bit small, more stream lined cut, so your layering is a bit more hindered. However, very warm and comfortable. Love the jacket, treated down for increased water resistance, but it is tighter then I usually like
dolkbor
17
Mar 6, 2018
just to save anyone the time, this jacket is more of a winter sports/around town jacket than a backpacking jacket @ 18oz. The ultralight mountain hardware down jacket geared to backpackers is the ghost whisperer @ 8oz.
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