Mountain Hardwear Rain Jacket Review at Bonnie Vincent blog

Mountain Hardwear Rain Jacket Review. Rain jackets have a reputation for being crinkly and uncomfortable, but mountain hardwear’s exposure/2 paclite stretch bucks. Anything shy of a proper storm calls for a softshell jacket: One jacket to rule them all. Built to be ultra lightweight, packable and durable, our test sample of the exposure/2 gore. At just 11.4 ounces for a size large, the mountain hardwear exposure/2 paclite would be an exceptionally light hardshell jacket. The mountain hardwear exposure/2 is a jacket built for demanding mountain adventures, ideal for technical climbing or backcountry skiing. A lighter, more breathable alternative. After testing the mountain hardwear stretch ozonic over a long rainy weekend in the mountains, we’re convinced it may be one of the lightest and most breathable options we’ve ever used. 4.5/5    (11k)

One jacket to rule them all. After testing the mountain hardwear stretch ozonic over a long rainy weekend in the mountains, we’re convinced it may be one of the lightest and most breathable options we’ve ever used. The mountain hardwear exposure/2 is a jacket built for demanding mountain adventures, ideal for technical climbing or backcountry skiing. At just 11.4 ounces for a size large, the mountain hardwear exposure/2 paclite would be an exceptionally light hardshell jacket. Rain jackets have a reputation for being crinkly and uncomfortable, but mountain hardwear’s exposure/2 paclite stretch bucks. A lighter, more breathable alternative. Built to be ultra lightweight, packable and durable, our test sample of the exposure/2 gore. 4.5/5    (11k) Anything shy of a proper storm calls for a softshell jacket:

Mountain Hardwear Mountain Hardwear Finder Rain Jacket Hooded

Mountain Hardwear Rain Jacket Review After testing the mountain hardwear stretch ozonic over a long rainy weekend in the mountains, we’re convinced it may be one of the lightest and most breathable options we’ve ever used. The mountain hardwear exposure/2 is a jacket built for demanding mountain adventures, ideal for technical climbing or backcountry skiing. After testing the mountain hardwear stretch ozonic over a long rainy weekend in the mountains, we’re convinced it may be one of the lightest and most breathable options we’ve ever used. One jacket to rule them all. Anything shy of a proper storm calls for a softshell jacket: At just 11.4 ounces for a size large, the mountain hardwear exposure/2 paclite would be an exceptionally light hardshell jacket. Rain jackets have a reputation for being crinkly and uncomfortable, but mountain hardwear’s exposure/2 paclite stretch bucks. Built to be ultra lightweight, packable and durable, our test sample of the exposure/2 gore. 4.5/5    (11k) A lighter, more breathable alternative.