Mountain Hardwear Men's Hooded Phantom Jacket

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Mountain Hardwear Hooded Phantom Jacket
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Looking for the perfect puffy?! The Mountain Hardwear Men\'s Hooded Phantom Jacket (OM4776) is lightweight, durable and provides maximum warmth. In order to insure this, Mountain Hardwear combined 20 denier ripstop nylon fabric and plenty of 850-fill down. The Men\'s Hooded Phantom Jacket (OM4776) has two front handwarmer pockets with jacket stows. There are also two interior waterbottle pockets. The hood is low profile and insulated. There are dual hem drawcords to seal in warmth. The Mountain Hardwear Men\'s Hooded Phantom Jacket (OM4776) is semi-fitted.

Lining and Layers:

  • Micro-Chamois™-lined chin guard prevents zipper chafe
  • Full elastic cuffs slide easily over layers to seal in warmth

Fabric:

  • 2 hem cords keep drafts out
  • Dual hem drawcords seal in warmth

Insulation:

  • 850-fill goose down is ultra-warm and compressible
  • Low profile insulated hood

Zippers:

  • Interior zip pocket for keys, ID, other small items

Pockets:

  • 2 handwarmer pockets help unfreeze your digits
  • 2 interior water bottle pockets keep your water from freezing
  • Jacket stows in its own pocket
  • Two front handwarmer pockets

Features:

  • Ultralight 20D ripstop shell
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The incredibly lightweight Hooded Phantom Jacket from Mountain Hardwear is perfect for long haul adventures in cold environments. With 850 fill down and 20 denier shell fabric, this jacket not only packs down small, but provides plenty of warmth and durability. An adjustable hood and hem allow you to seal in your heat keeping your warm and cozy no matter what the weather looks like.


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Light as a ghost.
The Mountain Hardwear Hooded Phantom Down Jacket can be worn as a stand-alone jacket on dry days or under a shell when it starts snowing, Either way, the 850-fill goose down will keep you warm while you play outside.
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Also available for: Women
Body:20D Ripstop (100% nylon)
Center Back Length:28 " / 71 cm
Closure:Full Zip
Fabric Body:20D Ripstop (100% nylon)
Fit:athletic
Hood:yes, insulated
Insulation:850-fill goose down
Insulation Material:850 Fill Down
Material:[shell] nylon ripstop (20D)
Pockets:2 front
Powder Skirt:no
Recommended Use:ski, snowboard
Style:Jackets
Type:Insulated
Warranty:lifetime
Waterproof:no
Weight:1 lb. 1 oz. / 481 g.
Windproof:no
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Mountain Hardwear Hooded Phantom Jacket Reviews:

Reviews:

I recently picked up one of these bad boys and does exactly what I need. I sized up so I can throw it on over my jacket while switching out the skins and getting ready for the down hills. Even with the extra room inside it's still the warmest 1lb down I have ever worn thanks to the weight mostly coming from mountain hardware's 850 down, the shell is extremely light weight and the unnecessary bells and whistles are absent on this no nonsense mountaineer approved down. If you thinking about getting one DO IT! I'm 6' and about 180 and the large is roomy enough to throw on over a jacket but a medium would fit better over just a base layer.

MIC at Backcountry.com on 12/07/2012

I first purchased the 2012 kelvinator jacket, did love it, but then i found the Phantom for a ridiculous price (180$). Honestly, both jacket are very nice, but if you can afford the phantom or find it on sale, dont hesistate to get it ! Its very lightweight, warm and compressible. Its alot more warm than the Ghost whisperer too as it have alot more fill weight. If your looking for an awesome down jacket at a reasonable price, get the phantom jacket.

Philz at Backcountry.com on 01/03/2013