Columbia Hemlock Ridge Pullover

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The Hemlock Ridge Pullover is a fleece top made by Columbia. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"Warm up or cool down in the versatile Columbia Hemlock Ridge Pullover, designed for the outdoors. Quick dry, pill-resistant 100% polyester 360g MTR fleece fabric provides warmth without bulk. Authentic fit is not too close, not too loose for a basic, unrestricted fit - wear it alone or as a layering piece. Mock neck with quarter front zip for easy-on, easy-off. Open bottom hem and elastic cuffs. Import."

From Backcountry.com:
"When there's a nip in the air don't leave home without Columbia's Hemlock Ridge Pullover. Made from a heathered polyester fleece it's warm on its own or layered under a ski shell or rain jacket. The Hemlock Ridge has a zipped neck for easy venting if you get too warm and radial sleeves so you'll have a full range of motion. It's a perennial favorite of skiers and little league coaches alike."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"An essential thermal layering piece for the outdoors, the Columbia Hemlock Ridge Pullover for Men is built super soft fleece, warm, quick to dry, and lightweight."

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"This value laden, cozy fleece half zip pullover is great by itself or as a layering piece."

User Reviews

Men's Hemlock Ridge Pullover
Reviewed by Jonnyfive, Nov 05, 2009

"Great fleece pullover. Bought it mainly because it looks good and it was cheap. These run very very large though. I am in between t-shirt size small and medium. I had to get an extra small to fit me right. The black color also looks charcoal grey. No elastic or drawstring on the hem, but it could be easily added. The zipper is nice and it is a great basic fleece."

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