Mountain Hardwear Men's Zonal Jacket
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Mountain Hardwear Zonal Jacket - Mountain Hardwear Men's Zonal Jacket - Strategically zoned fabrics in the Zonal jacket from Mountain Hardwear create the ultimate in layering. Lightly insulated body panels and sleeves give you the right amount of warmth. Technostretch side panels love with you and breathe to increase comfort. This MicoClimate Zoning construction builds in wind protection, warmth, breathability and stretch. Dual hem drawcords let you make quick fit adjustments, and zippered pockets keep your hands toasty warm. The Mountain Hardwear men's Zonal jacket offers warmth in a non-bulky fit.
Insulation:
- Light and lean 850-fill goose down gives just enough insulation to keep you warm where you need it
- MicroClimate Zoning design insulates in areas where you need it most.
- Lightly insulated body panels and sleeves for just the right amount of warmth
- Thermic Micro insulation provides compressible warmth.
Weather and Wind:
- Light, tough, and durable 20D ripstop nylon shell fights the wind, cold, and wear and tear
Sizing:
- Full-length zip.
- Center back length is 28 inches
Pockets:
- Jacket stows in pocket
- Two hand pockets secure essentials
Lining and Layers:
- Micro-Chamois™-lined chin guard prevents zipper chafe
Fabric:
- Dual hem drawcords adjust in a flash to accommodate for quickly changing weather or adding layers
- Strategically zoned fabrics for incredible layering. Lightweight warm insulation in the body and sleeves with stretch fleece side panels for mobility.
- MicroClimateZoning construction smartly places different materials where they are most effective for maximum performance
- MicroClimate Zoning construction for built-in wind protection, warmth, breathability and stretch
- Stretch fleece panels at sides and under arms provide ample mobility for long reaches
- 20D ripstop (100% polyester) body
Ventilation:
- Technostretch panels give you stretch and breathability.
Manufactured:
- Made in China
Straps:
- Sensor Ripstop shell withstands the wear and tear of pack straps, snags, and tree branches.
Features:
- US shipments only
- Hook-and-loop adjustable cuffs.
- New design
Backcountry.com
It just makes sense.
Get it in the zone, and get in the groove: the strategically constructed Mountain Hardwear Men's Zonal Jacket delivers insulation where you're vulnerable to cold, stretch that lets you reach those faraway holds, and weather protection where you're most exposed. Made from durable ripstop nylon, stretch fleece, and cozy 850-fill goose down, this brainy jacket has a lot of brawn.
USOutdoor.com
MicroClimate Zoning™ construction follows the body's natural hot and cold spots, using warm, compressible Thermic Micro™ to insulate your core, and high-stretch side panels to add breathability and stretch where you need it most. An alpine essential.
Their quest for the ultimate in performance means they take no short cuts. Anywhere. The highest quality materials, the most thorough of tests, it's what makes Mountain Hardwear the stuff you want to have with you when things get ugly. That's why you see their gear on elite athletes and in places like Annapurna, Antarctica or when trekking in the Swiss Alps. It's this relentless drive to create the absolute best that makes Mountain Hardwear.
Their quest for the ultimate in performance means they take no short cuts. Anywhere. The highest quality materials, the most thorough of tests, it's what makes Mountain Hardwear the stuff you want to have with you when things get ugly. That's why you see their gear on elite athletes and in places like Annapurna, Antarctica or when trekking in the Swiss Alps. It's this relentless drive to create the absolute best that makes Mountain Hardwear.
Oregon Mountain Community (Spring 2012)
The Mountain Hardwear Zonal Jacket is a lightweight synthetic jacket that offers built-in wind protection and breathability. The MicroClimate Zoning construction optimizes stretch, comfort, and performance. Perfect as a layer piece on cold days or as an outer layer on mild days, this synthetic jacket can do it all!
Mountain Gear
The Zonal Jacket from Mountain Hardwear has been refined and reworked to be your go-to layer for backcountry, front-country, side-country and country music. It works everywhere! Long stretch panels at the side and under-arm vent excess heat and allow extra mobility, while the Thermic Micro synthetic insulation resists wetting-out, so you can add a warm layer without burning up.
Sierra Trading Post
Mountain Hardwear made the Zonal jacket with specially placed insulated panels and zoning construction to keep you warm where you need it most and to reduce overall bulk.
SunnySports
Lightweight, low-profile and warm. What makes the Zonal different is its hybrid construction: 60 grams of Thermic Micro synthetic insulation in the body and sleeves for warmth (even when wet) and stretch fleece in the side and underarm panels for great, non-bulky fit and easier movement.
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Alpinists pine for the mobility and warmth of the technically designed Zonal Jacket.SummitHut.com
Stategically zoned fabrics for incredible layering. Lightweight warm insulation in the body and sleeves with stretch fleece side panel for mobility.
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Also available for: Women
| Back Length: | 27 |
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| Body: | 20D Ripstop (100% polyester) |
| Center Back Length: | [medium] 28 in |
| Closure: | Full Zip |
| Fabric: | body - Sensor® Ripstop, (100% polyester) |
| Fabrics/Materials: | 20D Polyester Rip |
| Fit: | semi-fitted |
| Hood: | no |
| Insulation: | Synthetic - Thermic Micro™ |
| Insulation Material: | Thermic Micro |
| Length: | 28 in |
| Lining: | 100% polyester. |
| Material: | [body] 20D ripstop nylon, [panel] stretch fleece (93% polyester, 7% elastane) |
| Panel: | Techno stretch (93% polyester, 7% elastane) |
| Pockets: | 2 handwarmer |
| Recommended Use: | climbing, mountaineering, skiing, layering |
| Shell: | 100% polyester. |
| Style: | Jackets |
| Technostretch panels: | 93% polyester, 7% elastic. |
| Type: | Insulated |
| Warranty: | lifetime |
| Waterproof: | no |
| Weight: | 14 oz. / 397 g. |
| Weight [with packaging]: | Small: 0.75 lb, Medium: 0.8 lb, Large: 0.85 lb, X-Large, XX-Large: 0.95 lb |
| Windproof: | no |
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Mountain Hardwear Zonal Jacket Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
No Disappointment!
This is a great jacket and so versatile that I think everyone should have one of these in their outerwear arsenal. This is a very lightweight jacket that takes up very little space if you need to pack it. For its weight, it is very warm. It also looks nice enough to wear out in town and not look like you have your winter jacket on.My favorite feature of this jacket is how well it fits. Most down jackets make you look like the Michelin Man due to their bulky loft. This jacket eliminates this problem by putting a stretchy, non-down fabric on the sides and back of the jacket (referred to as side stretch panels in the product description). These panels give you a great fit and really separate this jacket from the rest of the competition. Try it on to see how much difference this makes in the fit and look of this jacket. You will not be disappointed.
My search is finally over
I have been on the hunt for a lightly insulated coat for the past 3 years. I wanted something fitted and not too bulky that I can wear a shell over it if necessary, but warm enough to be worn by itself 95% of the time in our mild NC winters. This is it.
This coat is more fitted than most, and fits very similar to North Face Summit Series gear. I think it's a pretty standard fit for Mountain Hardwear though. The Patagonia Nano Puff is a good comparison, but it is baggier and doesn't have the underarm panels for breathability that this one does.
I'm 5'10", 170 lbs and the medium fits me perfectly. I purchased the red, which is actually not extremely bright like I figured, and the zipper pulls and a few of the zippers add nice contrast.
This coat is more fitted than most, and fits very similar to North Face Summit Series gear. I think it's a pretty standard fit for Mountain Hardwear though. The Patagonia Nano Puff is a good comparison, but it is baggier and doesn't have the underarm panels for breathability that this one does.
I'm 5'10", 170 lbs and the medium fits me perfectly. I purchased the red, which is actually not extremely bright like I figured, and the zipper pulls and a few of the zippers add nice contrast.
Great Lightweight Insulation Layer
This is the 'second generation' of the Zonal Jacket, and it has 'addressed most of the issues' of the earlier version.
The added stretch panels in the elbows, under arm and arm pit, as well as back of shoulder give it the needed stretch that the earlier version lacked, although it is still a little tight in the shoulders/arm pits (at least for me, as I have large shoulders and upper arms).
I am 58", 155 pounds, 32 inch waist and a Medium fits me well/snug. Cinch cords adjust for some of the 'slack' in the waist area.
The added stretch panels in the elbows, under arm and arm pit, as well as back of shoulder give it the needed stretch that the earlier version lacked, although it is still a little tight in the shoulders/arm pits (at least for me, as I have large shoulders and upper arms).
I am 58", 155 pounds, 32 inch waist and a Medium fits me well/snug. Cinch cords adjust for some of the 'slack' in the waist area.
Very breathable and light weight
I looked for the midlayer for alpine climbing. This is nice jacket for this purpose. Very breathable and light weight. I bought small bag for putting it in. The only con is that it is little bit cold. I felt bit chilly when I take a walk with it as outer jacket. Which means very breathable. So very good for aerobic work like alpine climbing. PS.I like this durability.
Stylish, warm, sleek and very good looking.
i am buying this jacket for my husband, I know he is just going to love it. Its one hell of a great looking coat.
nice jacket
I use this jacket for backpacking in the sierras on foggy coastal hikes traveling
Negative Reviews:
get the compressor instead
the review that says this jacket serves no purpose is dead on. to thin and retains no warmth. looks good, but that's it. i love mountain hardwear, but pass on this and go for the compressor instead. much better and in the same price range
Neutral Reviews:
Decent warmth-to-weight
I puchased this jacket to wear as an insulation under my shell for the most bitterly cold days and also as a daily-driver. The jacket is cut to fit well. The stretch panels allow for generous freedom of movement in activities without creating gapping or exposure at the wrists and waist. It fits true-to-size. The jacket is very light-weight yet it provides a decent amount of warmth. The jacket does not do a good job of breathing however it is better than the similar jackets without the stretch panels. This is not much of an issue for me because of how I use it, but someone looking for a primary jacket for outerwear activities may want to look for something with more breathability.
A mid-weight jacket that doesn't have a real purpose
I bought this jacket because it looks cool. I was a little disappointed with the weight / warmth when I got it, as It is only slightly warmer than a thin fleece but not as warm as a winter jacket. I wore it to run errands when it was 25 degrees and felt pretty chilly. Overall, the athletic cut and design is nice, but I can only give it a 3 star rating because of its lack of functionality.
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