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Backcountry.com Wool Hooded Jacket - Men's
Looking like a teched-out gear whore all the time can be a little tiresome—leave the Tron-look at home with your ski boots and opt for the unassuming Backcountry.com Men's Wool Hooded Jacket when it's time for some post-ski-day diversions. Extremely warm for its weight and naturally wind- and water-resistant, the Wool Hooded Jacket takes over as your around-town go-to piece and pulls double duty as a shell on clement days up at the resort or in the backcountry. Fleece-lined, zippered hand-warmer pockets offer refuge for chilly digits, while the zippered chest pocket keeps tabs on your cell phone, keys, and other small items. Pull the raw-edged, ergonomic hood up over your noggin when the evening breeze picks up, and thank our designers for adding a warmth-retaining inner cuff to the Wool Hooded Jacket's sleeves.
Bottom Line: Don't let the looks deceive you; the Backcountry.com Wool Hooded Jacket is just modest about its techy side.
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hey, im realy keen on getting this jacket but im curious as to...
hey, im realy keen on getting this jacket but im curious as to wat size to get.... im 6"2 and i weigh 85kg and a slim build with a largish torso should i get a large or medium???? plz help i want this jaket lol
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By: Magkjeld (7)June 30, 2008
Material and quality are all good. My only gripe is that what looks like an athletic fit was not.. Certainly not in XL. I'm 6.5 tall and use Xl in most Arcteryx clothing which this jacket was compared to in relation to fit. There's a lot of room for a beer belly and man-boobs. So I wouldn't say it's a slim fit. I like the pockets, zippers and hood, all very well done. A minor detail is that the seams (attaching the chinguard)on the chin part scratches my chin and neck quite a bit, even though it has a chin guard.
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By: Cyclepath (1)June 24, 2008
I got a Medium, I'm 5'-11", 160 lbs, it fits quite snug but not too tight, seems to be very high quality.
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By: bthomas100147834 (1)June 10, 2008
This is a wicked jacket. Fits perfectly. It will be great around town or at the crag climbing this summer. I was worried about the fit, but I'm 6feet and 180 and the large is perfect. It's a slim fit, and just the right length. This is my new favourite piece of gear. Way to go on the jacket.
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By: Camden (24)June 3, 2008
I've really got no big complaints about this one. The hood seems big enough to wear over a helmet, which is a little odd for a non-tech jacket, but that's not a big deal. I've been comfortable anywhere from 55 degrees down to just below freezing. I love the styling and the fact that the logo placement is subtle since I hate being a billboard for anyone. I'm 6'1", 175 lbs and went with the large. Fit is right on. Wish there was a version without a hood.
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My husband is a size 46" -- what size to order?
My husband is a size 46" -- what size to order?
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By: Two Toes (16)May 23, 2008
I wore this all winter long. I love it. It is made in Canada, and will last. The arms are a little longer than usual, which makes it perfect for long monkeys as myself. The fit is slim, keep that in mind. I usually wear a medium to large jacket. I had to get a Large. They fit much like Arc'teryx outerwear. A great wear. I got a lot of compliments with this one.
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By: Timtuapola2168960 (1)May 15, 2008
This is the best purchase I have made for winter clothing. My budget was a bit tight but in the end I don't care because this is a 'life saver'. It is warm, wind resistant and stylish. I live in New Zealand so for those using metric terms and I am 5' 12" and 80 kg I purchased the large sized hooded jacket and it was a perfect fit - which surprised me from an internet purchase. Until it gets warm again this is my new second skin.
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By: Mike (1)May 10, 2008
Perfect for the spring in the Rockies. The inner cuff on the sleeves fits snug. Good quality, very warm. In wind and blowing snow (spring in the rockies) it blocks almost all of the wind.
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By: ian1227953 (1)May 6, 2008
I love 100% items because you don't have to wash them much because they don't make you smell like traditional synthetic fleece does. How does this thing handle the smell factor?
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By: hobbes8741617936 (1)May 5, 2008
Bought this jacket about a month or two ago and no complaints. Talked with a gear expert and he sized me up very well over the chat. I'm about 140lbs and 5'10" and ordered a medium, couldn't fit better! Within the first day I received three compliments on it, a co-worker wanted to steal it hah.
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By: ricmcd2138106 (1)May 4, 2008
Liked it so much I bought another one for m wife. Very warm but needs a wind block layer on top. I used a The North Face outer layer.
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By: AllenBskier1 (96)May 4, 2008
I am 5'9", 145 and the medium fits great. This jacket is super comfy, not itchy and warm. The collar runs high, but that is prime when you zip it up with the hood on providing great protection from the elements. The inner cuff for your wrist is nice and not too tight but keeps unwanted wind and snow out. I am very impressed by the overall quality of this item. Well worth the price!
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By: garciaa2150992 (1)May 1, 2008
Very slim-fit so if you plan on wearing a lot of layers get one size up. I like the longer sleeves since they won't ride up when doing stuff.
Really like it. Dressy enough to wear to work but plenty toasty and breathable to for everything else.
It is also a lot more windproof than I would have guessed.
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By: JBH2271593158 (1)May 1, 2008
I was eying this jacket for a while before I bought it and the only thing that was holding me back, was the price tag. It's a bit expensive, but well worth the price! I'm 6', 155lbs, and I bought the medium. It's a perfect fit, with just enough room to get another thin layer underneath for those really cold days. The inside is lined with fleece, so it's a very warm jacket, perfect for those chilly mornings. As River_Reverend had said, the only thing that bothers me a bit is when the jacket is unzipped, you see the backstitching of the backcountry logo. I wish it were a little more visible because I want to wear my backcountry jacket with pride!
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By: River_Reverend (28)April 17, 2008
Wish the logo wasn't under the neck flap - all you see is the back side stitching when unzipped. Other than that, it's a great jacket w/ a professional look.
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I'm 5'11" 145lb, is a medium gonna fit me well?
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I talked to one of the Gear Experts about sizing. I'm 5'10" 150lbs, about a 38" chest and he told me a medium would fit me well. I'm going with that.
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I am going to Ireland this summer and have been told, for obvious reasons, that I need a rain coat. My question is will this jacket protect me from torrential rains (as expected in Ireland)? Also, the high temperature is expected to be between 60 and 70Farinheit. Is this jacket for colder climates?
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This will definitely not protect you from the rain by itself, but it is perfect under a Gore-Tex or eVent waterproof shell, especially in cold, wet places like Ireland.
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Is size small of this wool hoody similar to say a small Arcteryx Gamma MX hoody?
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Hey. Is a XL good for me when I'am 196 cm? Lars Denmark
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Tror du trenger XXL. Det kommer an hvor kraftig du er. Jeg bruker XL og er 189.
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By: chuckles (9)April 7, 2008
So I odered this tenatively, but all of the reviews were so great that I had to at least try it on. The reviews were right. I live in this thing. It's nice enough that I can wear it at work, and it doesn't have the look of a traditional hoodie. It's also comfortable enought that I wear it on the weekends as well. It's super warm, and I get compliments on it all of the time.
If you are between sizes, order the smaller size. It has long arms, but is slender which is nice for you tall thiner guys like myself.
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By: grahambow1839894 (1)April 5, 2008
A great fitting jacket, that works well for many things/occasions. It fits like a Mtn Hrdwr Alchemy jacket yet its feel is very casual, a splendid mixing of styles.
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By: mjprom2130568 (3)April 4, 2008
I am 5'10-11", ~165 lbs, and I purchased a Medium. Definitely an athletic fit, with longer sleeves. If it were to shrink, it would be bad, but I think a Large would be too big. SO, it is a perfect, athletic fit for my size and weight. Basically, I love the jacket, and have received numerous compliments on it. I live in MN, and it is keeping me warm!
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By: mjprom2130568 (3)April 4, 2008
I am 5'10-11", ~165 lbs, and I purchased a Medium. Definitely an athletic fit, with longer sleeves. If it were to shrink, it would be bad, but I think a Large would be too big. SO, it is a perfect, athletic fit for my size and weight. Basically, I love the jacket, and have received numerous compliments on it. I live in MN, and it is keeping me warm!
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I'm 6'2" and 180-185 lbs. Fairly athletic build but lean. What size should I get. I figure I'll only where a long sleeve tee or a snug fitting fleece at most under this.
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I am same height and weight; the men's large is spot on for a trim fit.
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By: audiomorti2075932 (2)March 25, 2008
nice and discrete. good weight and cut. it's actually more water resistant than I would have guessed too. I often will wear another sweater or hoody under it, and it works great like that.
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how much does this weigh?
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Not that much, if you are thinking of it for backpacking, I might try something different though.
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By: Moore (6)March 22, 2008
I like hoodies loose. This one's got a performance cut. Size up and your all good. You guys should make a lightweight one!
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By: whyturn (21)March 21, 2008
Very stylin, warm and snug
Not good as mid layer while skiing, will stink from synthetics
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I'm trying to work out how this will layer. How thick is the fabric? And how warm, comparable to polartec 100, 200, 300? Thanks.
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This jacket will be best worn as an outer layer, but if you want to put something on top of it, get a standard-fitting shell. An athletic-fit softshell jacket may be a bit snug because this jacket is thick and doesn't compress like a pure fleece jacket will. I'd compare the weight to Polartec WindPro 200. Not windproof per se, but dense for its thickness.
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By: jimmymack (38)March 20, 2008
I love this hoodie. You can wear it as a jacket or as just a hoodie and it doesn't get too hot. It's comfortable but the fit is for an athletic frame. I'm round in the belly and had to go up a size, but I'm happy all the same with the large size.
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By: clew (2)March 17, 2008
This jacket showed its versatility in the frigid temps of Vermont, chic Beaver Creek / Vail and Tahoe-fabulous Squallywood during the past several wks. Did not soak up jet airliner funk with the frequent flyer mileage. Sometimes the inner cuffs got in the way - trying to look at my watch or shirt cuffs would bind, but this is trivial.
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By: alexcliffo1527688 (0)March 13, 2008
This is the first piece of Backcountry apparel I've ever bought. Color me impressed. It feels like a couple dudes chatted about the things that make their favorite jackets great and then stuck them all on this one -- great chest pocket with a substantial zipper pull, snug hood, nice high neck, wrist cuffs to catch the wind, etc, etc.
Still... lots of jackets are technically sound. The coolest thing about this jacket is the streamlined, stylish look and the subtle branding. It's a sophisticated jacket, not some techy-and-a-little-cheesy red and black shell. Sure, I can wear it to a bar where they have PBR on special... but I can also wear it a bar where they don't.
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By: bhnc603 (1)March 10, 2008
Fit is snug and athletic. Blocks wind very well. I found the arms are a bit long as people have mentioned and the inside of the sleeves grab and pull whatever shirt you are wearing up your arms. Still, a great piece to wear around town.
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By: Anonymous (3)March 9, 2008
I'd say there's nothing significantly flawed with this jacket. There are however, a few minor details that annoy me. For my body size, (5 11, 140, waist 29"... lanky a little, i know), the jacket was just not long enough, i ordered a small, although the fit to the body was perfect. The chest pocket, is a little small for my taste. It is not as insulated as it may seem, but it does keep heat in very well.
The specs also didn't mention that there are internal pockets on both sides, no zippers on them or anything though.
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By: waterspark (1)March 8, 2008
I love this jacket. I'm a medium build tall guy and it fits perfectly (6'2" 180#). The jacket is warm enough to wear by itself in cool weather or layers perfectly with the cairn fleece by backcountry.com; it is not windproof. The fleece lining is super soft and is not scratchy like most other wool jackets.
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how snugly fit is this? there's no sizing chart. i'm a small in arc'teryx, small in marmot, medium in 66 north, small in north face... can anyone help me choose one? waist size is 30" (i want the bottom of the jacket to be pretty tight, no extra waist fabric)
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Do snow dingleberries stick to this jacket?
By: Jimmy (1) March 6, 2008
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Does snow stick to sheep? Of course. Merino may keep you warm but snow sticks to this jacket. But like a sheep you'll stay warm long after the snow stacks up on you. Plus this jacket is not really for charging in the mountains more of an everyday jacket which keeps the dingelberries to a minimum. A lot of merino products are a very smooth weave that are not dingle friendly. You can wear this as an outer layer reasonably well during a storm. However, if you are prone to crashing you will end holding quite a lot of snow. The sleeves are longer than John Holmes todger and may not fit the average non-simian man.
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By: Maximus Gradient (9)March 6, 2008
It's really warm and the outer face of the jacket looks/feels cool due to the wool, but the design is a little odd. The arms are pretty long (I'm 5'10'' 155 lbs and ordered the medium), and there's no collar...the hood is connected directly to the jacket like a hoody. This is fine if you want a hoody, but I was expecting a collar. Guess I should have looked at the pics a little more closely. Four stars only because it wasn't what I was expecting, but it's still a nice piece!
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By: the utah boy (11)March 4, 2008
this jacket is so much better looking in person than it is on the site. you can wear it anywhere, and you will always look solid. the fit is athletic, so it makes you look and feel like you are in shape...whether you are or you are not. whoever thought, a wool hoody, check out the innovation. i love it.
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By: Mity (62)March 3, 2008
This jacket is the best jacket I have ever owned. Almost wind proof, high cuff so you are protected from wind while riding around on your "towny", great fit. All pockets have zippers and there are not too many of them. I am 5'11 at 160 and the medium fits perfectly. If you want to wear a sweat shirt underneath go with the large. Backcountry.com best woll jacket on the market!
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By: JRob (1)March 1, 2008
This is a great piece to have on the coat rack. Probably wouldn't be the first choice to spend money on, but it fills in the gaps between tech and street so well you'll be wearing it in in quick fashion.
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By: Jason M (16)February 29, 2008
I've had this jacket for a few weeks and I like it overall. It's not really something I'd wear backcountry skiing, hiking, etc., it's more of a stylish piece, I think. Though I say stylish, it still has some great outdoor flare to it.
The overall feel of the material is awesome. This thing is thick and does a fair job at blocking the wind--even though it's not Windstopper. I had it on during some fierce and cold winds this winter and noticed only a slight amount of wind through the jacket.
For me, the only miss on this jacket is that if you wear a long-sleeve shirt underneath, be ready to have it pulled up to your armpit when you put the jacket on. Even with buttoned sleeve cuffs, the material grabs anything you're wearing and pulls it to your pits. Maybe the sleeves should be lined with nylon or something... dunno.
That's the only gripe and if you hold your sleeve while putting it on, it's better. Nice jacket overall... great for chillin with a hip, outdoorsy feel.
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By: Wasatch Junky (4)February 29, 2008
Arc'teryx look out! This is the coolest hoodie ever. The soft wool hand offsets its hypertechnical nature. Fit is very slim and sleeves are on the long side- things I like, I've have a size L; and I've got a very large back (not so big waist) so it's snug in the arms/back but again, I'm pretty athletic. Super soft, warm, just awesome. The sleeves have internal elastic which is excellent.
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By: Andrew77 (9)February 26, 2008
Backcountry knows their gear and it shows. This is my new favorite jacket, very warm, wind resistant and good cut. Its thicker than I expected and looks pretty dressy when going out on the town. MUCH better than my $200 arcteryx covert hoody. And the tag says its made in Canada! I thought clothing was only made in asia these days. The quality shows. Cuffs and a elastic drawstring bottom to keep the wind is a nice feature too. Fits pretty true to size but its a slimmer cut with longer arms. Five stars
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By: joesindifference (1)February 25, 2008
id say this hoodie was well worth the money. ive got a million and this one is now my fav. id say the best thing is the neck protection it offers. in addition to that the hood is well fitting to keep in warmth for when your out in the cold. overall: best hoodie ever!
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By: pete e (25)February 17, 2008
I love this jacket for wearing every day. It's warm, reasonably wind proof and generally fits well. My major complaint is that at 5'7" I'm normally a small but got the medium because the body fits a bit snugly. That said the arms a just a bit too long.
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By: luvoutdoor_s (139)February 6, 2008
Doesn't have that nasty itchy feel like most wool, just straight up soft. Cut is nice, good comfortable fit and the inside of the sleeve by the wrist has this cuff which is really nice. When you put your hand through it's weird at first but definitely a good call. The logo is placed in a good spot too, I don't feel like I have a goat plastered all over me.
This came at a good time cuz I was sick of rockin' my Arcteryx softshell every where I go, time for something low key but that doesn't skimp on quality. Pockets are great too, one thing to know is that the collar rides REALLY high, like up to my nose. If that's not high for you then I guess I'm weird, I dig it though. Pockets have super soft lining, NICE job you guys! you nailed it!
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