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You don't have to choose between staying warm or staying dry - Mountain Hardwear's waterproof, breathable, PrimaLoft-insulated Dado Jacket does it all with one sleek-looking shell design. This jacket is designed for long days of play on the ski slopes, the PrimaLoft insulation keeps you warm, and waterproof, breathable Conduit shell ensures dry, sweat-free comfort while 8 specialized pockets and a ski pass holder at the hem give you a plethora of stowage options. Specifications based on size Large.
Designed for snowsport athletes, the Mountain Hardwear Dado jacket comes fully loaded with a waterproof breathable shell, warm PrimaLoft insulation and multiple functional features.
| Breathable Rating: | Not specified |
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| Core Venting: | Underarm zip vents |
| Country Of Origin: | China |
| Hood: | Yes, removable |
| Insulation: | PrimaLoft One |
| Liner fabric: | 100% nylon |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | 100% Nylon |
| Pockets: | [External] 2 hand, 1 chest, 1 sleeve; [Internal] 1 water bottle, 1 zip, 1 mesh goggle, 1 MP3 |
| Powder Skirt: | Yes, removable |
| Recommended Use: | Skiing, snowboarding |
| Seam Taped: | No |
| Shell fabric: | 100% nylon |
| Waterproof Rating: | Not specified |
| Waterproofing: | synthetic laminate |
| Weight: | 2lb 6oz (1104g) |
| Zip-in Compatibility: | No |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Yellow |  | North Sea |
 | Cypress / North Sea | ||
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Great ski / board coat! | |
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| Pro's - This is designed for winter sports, with a lot of great pockets, underarm venting,a flip down pass holder, is warm, light & highly weather resistant. I like the smooth lining, its easy to slip on and won't bind up when layered up. The hood fits well with or without a helmet on, just snug it up with the well designed single pull. I have tried a lot of jackets and this compares with the best out there. Con's- well to be perfect for me, I would add mesh covering on the pit zips, a cinch on the collar to use when you zip off the hood. I also like inside wrist gaiters that I have seen on some other M.H coats. Also the fabric is not stiff, but this coat made with M.H. Sycro soft shell material would be even better. | |
| Montanaski&sail at Sierra Trading Post on 10/09/2009 | |
Dado recommended | |
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| i just got back from Jay Peak VT. the Dado worked great, the temps 43 base 30 summit. i was warm all day with only a light base layer. rain and snow throughout day and i was dry. the jacket even kept the wind out on the famous flyer quad! lots of pockets, even had room for a video cam in an internal pocket. snow skirt kept the slush out during falls. i think i am going to buy a second one! | |
| jpgjeep9100134305 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 04/06/2009 | |
Another Mountain Hardwear Great Jacket | |
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| Most MH jackets that I buy are used for early morning conditioning work. This jacket will be used for causal wear. I have no doubt it could hold up most extreme conditions that I may encounter; however, jacket will be my going out on the town coat. I have at least four other MH jackets (soft/hard shell) and this jacket is very much on par with those as well. Buy the jacket. | |
| Jambenlam at Sierra Trading Post on 10/19/2009 | |
talk about buzzes and whistles!!! | |
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| Haven't got to take it skiing yet but has been great in the 18 inches of snow that we got on my birthday, the day I got the coat, and the day after. | |
| BHFS300 at Sierra Trading Post on 10/30/2009 | |
Nice jacket , over all | |
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| Desinged for ski & snow boarding, lots of pockets, pass holder, zip off hood & snow skirt, so it works ok for casual as well. | |
| skiier at Sierra Trading Post on 10/21/2009 | |
Solid Powder Jacket!! | |
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| Probably should be a bit larger to accommodate under shell layering, but Mountain Hardware says that is not necessary with the Primaloft insulation. | |
| Steve at Sierra Trading Post on 11/02/2009 | |
A serious active winter coat | |
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| A serious active winter coat of the best quality. | |
| Rocky at Sierra Trading Post on 09/15/2009 | |
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| [...] I didn't keep the jacket but did try it on and examine it. Essentially it's a fleece zipped into a shell. I suppose that is insulation but you can do that with any shell so this one is nothing special. There are much better shells out there and you can achieve the same insulation with any combination of layers -- including your own fleece. | |
| Disappointed Sierra Customer at Sierra Trading Post on 10/13/2009 | |
Nice features, craftsmanship less than expected | |
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| I bought the MH Dado jacket because I wanted an insulated waterproof jacket with technical features for a reasonable (i.e. non-Arcteryx level) price. I was initially pleased, but after wearing it for only 4 days of moderately aggressive in-bounds skiing, the stitching on the chin guard started fraying and the stitching on the zippers began to unravel. I ordered a replacement (Backcountry was fantastic in handling this), and I noticed that some of the stitching in those same places was a little frayed to begin with, even before being used. I emailed the manufacturer to see if others had reported similar defects, and they said no. Backcountry also indicated that no one else had reported problems. I subsequently saw this jacket in a retail store, and again noted that the stitching on the zippers in particular had a frayed, unfinished sort of look. This is how my original jacket started out before unraveling with more use. While none of the flaws noted are fatal, the overall craftsmanship is less than expected for a $270 jacket from MH. I subsequently found the now-discontinued MH Torque jacket for 50% off on another website. It has essentially all the same features, with a few exceptions: hood not insulated, different color schemes, storm-closure on front zipper, and slightly different detailing, including different zipper materials. The craftsmanship appears better. I can recommend the Dado jacket only with hesitation. The features are nice, and the jacket is warm but breathable for snowsports. The specs suggest that the seams are not taped, but they feel taped to me and a person at another store thought so as well; you'll have to be the judge (an email to MH about his issue was unanswered). The only difference between this and the Mortise is that the Mortise has fleece in the body, and primaloft in the sleeves, whereas this is primaloft throughout. I recommend Backcountry wholeheartedly; they have been very helpful throughout this process. | |
| tba2709735 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/16/2009 | |
