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The Mountain Hardwear Women's Link Jacket fills the lost connection between windshirts and fleece. Made from WindStopper fleece, this jacket shuts out biting breezes to end wind chill and help you retain heat. The wicking finish moves moisture away from your skin, and breathable panels let sweat escape so you don't get pruny inside your jacket. The Link sports four-way stretch panels to give you natural movement for solid ice-pick placements and smooth climbing, whether you're in a harness or scrambling up a trail. Mountain Hardwear gave this technical fleece a casual design that doesn't look over-the-top when you stop off for a post-climb beverage.
Bottom Line: Bridge the gaps between your favorite jackets with the Mountain Hardwear Link Jacket.
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Great Jacket
By:
Ramonarita774227
September 19, 2008
This MH Link Jacket replaced a previous Windstopper MH jacket I have owned for 15 years. The new jacket is more female friendly as my old one was more of a boxy shape. This jacket hit mid way down the hip, had longer sleeves and fit true to size. It is much lighter than my previous jacket. I was a bit disappointed there were no pit zips but thinking it over I didn't used them that much in the past anyway so I wouldn't take a star off for that. Fabric was of much lighter weight but seemed no less effective. Wore it in the Sierras this week with winds gusts up to 30 mph. This is the perfect jacket for windy weather in the 40 degree range with layers.
One of my favorites
By:
Akaska Lady
April 5, 2007
Windstopper fabric is one of my favorites. This jacket is to replace a six-year old REI windbloc fleece jacket that has been the mainstay of my wardrobe. It works all seasons, adding and subtracting according to the temperatures. This fabric wears extremely well and still looks amazingly fresh after six years of wear. The drawstring neck gives even more flexibilty to ventilating... or not.
Awesome Jacket
By:
TYLER
February 8, 2007
I bought this jacket for my girlfriend and she loves it! At first I got the wrong size (Mountain Hardwear sizes vary narrow in this jacket) and this site made it very easy to get a new one. Also, she tells me it's not the warmest of jackets, so if you're expecting down warmth....buy a down jacket!
Mountain Hardware Link Jacket
By:
cbaker
April 6, 2007
This jacket is super soft and super warm! It really keeps out the Illinois wind. I'm absolutely in love with this jacket.
Love this Jacket!
By:
mcoskey
January 23, 2007
I love this jacket. It blocks the wind well, and isn't very bulky.
Change me.
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Great Jacket
This MH Link Jacket replaced a previous Windstopper MH jacket I have owned for 15 years. The new jacket is more female friendly as my old one was more more...
One of my favorites
Windstopper fabric is one of my favorites. This jacket is to replace a six-year old REI windbloc fleece jacket that has been the mainstay of my wardrobe. more...
- Material:
- [Shell] Windstopper Microfleece [lining] Polyester tricot knit
- Core Venting:
- No
- Pockets:
- 2 Chest-level hand, 2 Hand zip
- Hood:
- No
- Removable Hood:
- No
- Zip-in Compatibility:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Alpine climbing, cold weather active
- Weight:
- 15oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China