Chockstone Alpine LT Hooded Jacket - Men's
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Why We Like The Mountain Hardwear Chockstone Alpine LT Hooded Jacket
When we need protection from the elements but the weather has passed and the conditions are mild, we whip out the Mountain Hardwear Chockstone Alpine LT Hooded Jacket for comfort on the mountain. Featuring a Chockstone LT Double Weave fabric, this jacket has us covered with abrasion resistance, lightweight warmth, and water protection. The 3-way adjustable helmet-compatible hood protects us from the wind and light rain, and two harness-compatible, zippered hand pockets and internal pockets keep our essentials close by for easy access. This jacket has a packable design so we can throw it in our bag and take it with us, and the two-way front zipper allows us to stay covered up while letting off excess heat.
Details
- Lightweight, soft shell jacket for mild conditions
- Chockstone LT fabric is abrasion-resistant and comfortable
- Two harness-compatible, zippered hand pockets store our essentials
- Packable design stores easily in our bag
- Two-way front zipper provides ventilation
- Item #MHWZA29
- Material
- [face fabric] Chockstone LT double weave soft shell (88% nylon, 12% elastane)
- Fit
- slim
- Length
- mid-hip
- Hood
- adjusutable
- Pockets
- 2 zippered hand, 1 internal zippered, 1 internal drop
- Activity
- climbing, mountaineering, hiking
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
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Overall Rating
4 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 22, 2024
A Softie for Shoulder Season Days
Definitely a jacket for specific shoulder season weather: colder, semi-dry days. It's a warm jacket that sadly doesn't have pit zips to let heat out when the hiking/climbing gets going. I had to fully unzip the front and leave it open. Wouldn't use it as a rain jacket. Could be used as a light snow jacket. I've been using it as a springtime (and fall) belay jacket and it works great. If you get caught in a drizzle the repellancy works shedding water and wind. Love the soft, stretch fabric that doesn't restrict moment and allows me to wear just a t-shirt underneath if need be. Big pockets all with good zippers and it packs into its own pocket. The hand cuffs are interesting and remind me of cycling jackets that are longer on top to keep water off the back your hands. It has stretch band cuff on the underside along wrist. So far i haven't had issue with them, but i worry the elastic will one day no longer be tight and the cuff could be baggy and useless. Maybe they should have stuck with classic Velcro straps to adjust cuff tightness--only time will tell. Overall i like the jacket as my backup for when i don't expect bad weather but need something just in case. A great jacket for walking around town too.
Originally reviewed on mountainhardwear.com
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