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Mountain Hardwear Chandail à capuchon à glissière pleine longueur Polartec Power Grid - Homme

209

,99

C$

4 paiements de 52,50 C$ avec  . Info

Couleur

Taille



Avis

  • Jonathan
    Note de 4 sur 5

    Warm and light, craftmanship not the greatest.

    craftmanship isnt the greatest, there was a loose thread on the wrist and the strings on the zippers fell off. I paid 170$ so i expect better. other than that it works as intended as a light fleece layer.

  • Dale B.
    Note de 5 sur 5

    Great top for everything

    Perfect balance of breathable and insulation for active adventures.

  • Alex T.
    Note de 5 sur 5

    Premium fknidh and warm

    Premium fknidh and warm

  • Michel A.
    Note de 5 sur 5

    Super chandail

    Parfait pour les randonnées et activités lorsque températures fraiches - entre 5 et 12c ! Parfait aussi comme couche intermédiaire pour activités d’hiver, style ski alpin et pêche sur glace.

  • Stephane D.
    Note de 3 sur 5

    Superbe, sauf la couleur. . .

    Super belle conception, coupe près du corps. . . Malheureusement j'ai dû le retourner car la couleur n'était pas du tout celle annoncé. . . Sans ce pépin je l'aurais gardé !!

  • manuel j.
    Note de 5 sur 5

    La pièce qu’il me Manquait ☺️

    Parfait entre la coquille et la sous-couche pour les journée de ski. 🎿

  • Kinda K.
    Note de 5 sur 5

    Great hoodie

    I bought this for my husband for Christmas. The fabric is thin but warm so it’s good for layering. The medium fits true to size, with arms long enough to fit my 6’3” husband.

  • Ariel H.
    Note de 5 sur 5

    This changes the game

    So I'm a skeptic, right; I live in Canada, and I'm terribly sensitive to cold weather conditions to boot, so I figured a piece of gear like this was too good to be true in terms of its midlayering abilities. Thing is, this bad boy is not only stylish and comfortable, but also wildly effective at helping to trap your body heat--sometimes to the point where it's actually comical. However, be advised that in spite of its thinness and lightweight construction, it very much should function as your midlayer--it is not a base layer, and it will not insulate you. Its wind-stopping abilities are extremely limited, but that is not what this article of clothing promises. I have, thus far, comfortably traipsed about in -18C with a merino base layer, this mid layer, and a sherpa-lined hoodie. I feel like a new man conquering antarctica. It's true to size and hugs your body, and it absolutely will feel a little odd if you're not expecting the article to hug your body. It feels very comfortable and does not itch or scratch or make you wish you were never born while wearing it. Sometimes I wish I never had to take it off--but once you get moving, you sometimes have to unzip because you'll find you're warmer than you wanted to be! Basically, suffice to say: I am a believer. If I could kiss Mountain Hardwear on the lips, I would. Genuinely, I cannot wait to leave the house now--and I've always firmly been in the camp of "the moment it is less than ten degrees celsius, I will not leave my fortress of solitude. " Layer up, feel sexy, and enjoy the winter. Take it from a perpetually-chilly guy living near the great lakes. . . lol!


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