Syncro
Product Description
Hooded Synchro JacketSuperior weather resistance in a sleek, technical package: Conduit™ Soft Shell laminate holds wind and water on the outside and warmth on the inside. Weather protective exterior taping and a fleece inner deliver performance and style.
Features
Micro-chamois lined chin guardAttached hood
Interior water bottle pocket
Interior zip pocket
Hidden PowerStretch® cuff
Superlight Pit Zips are welded and water-resistant
Welded arm pocket with water-resistant zip
Welded hand pockets with water-resistant zips
Two welded chest pockets
Exterior taped, water-resistant seams
One handed hem drawcords
Additional specs
Usage:Ice / Alpine Climbing / Snowsports
Weight:
19.66 oz / 557.00 g
Laminate:
Conduit™ Soft Shell (This three-layer lamination is a membrane with a stretch face fabric and a knit fleece backing. The laminate is quiet, supple, lightweight, waterproof and breathable. As in the Conduit™ membrane, it is made of interconnected hydrophilic and hydrophobic molecules that actively work to draw moisture vapor away from the body.)
Body fabric:
Synchro SBT, (100% 40D False Twisted Nylon 66 Twill allowing durability, abrasion resistance and mechanical stretch. 176 x 124 thread count and 3-layer Conduit™ with high breathability and waterproofness and backed with a high loft Super Brushed Tricot. Weight: 3.1 oz/yd.)
Link:http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Product.aspx?top=1&prod=323&cat=8&viewAll=False
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J Fox - Jul 2, 2007 6:35 am - Voted 4/5
Great in California not so good in EnglandIn England on the other hand the hard shell tends to get used a fair bit still. This jacket can handle a mist or light rain for a while but you'll need something more substantially weatherproof in the Lake District.
But it does what it is designed for well. It flexes well and is pretty wind resistant. As is the case with most soft shells a great jacket for alpine climbing in the Sierras but not an all rounder.