share it

Montane Featherlite Smock

User Reviews

Nice windshirt that even in (British) summer can be…

Rating: rated 3.5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: Sale

Nice windshirt that even in (British) summer can be worn over a t-shirt to keep the midges off your arms and neck (tighten your head-net over the high collar).

Compresses to nothing, doesn't heat up too much, light enough to always have with you.

Needs a chest pocket really, which could double as a stuff-sack instead of the one that comes with, which is too easy to loose anyway.

Would have given it higher marks if mine hadn't started to come away at the zipper. Second Montane top with bad stitching I've had, so next time maybe a Marmot.

Comments
Please sign in to comment
Have you owned or used a Montane Featherlite Smock? Write a review »

Specs

Specs

Weight 105 g / 3.7 oz
Fabric PERTEX® Microlight Mini Rip-stop
Reinforcement PERTEX® Microlight Cross Rip-stop

Description

The Featherlite Smock is a men's wind shirt made by Montane. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

MSRP: $77.78

Where to Buy

Buy Online Compare prices from 3 outdoor retailers:

sponsored links
Store
Price
CampSaver.com
$68.95
Go to store »
Backcountry.com
$83.95
Go to store »
Moosejaw
$83.95
Go to store »

Recently on Trailspace

Review: Kelty Windfoil Ultralight

Mine is still going strong since 1997 through heavy use and a fair amount of neglect. It's kept me bone dry except for the times the ground was too hard for stakes,… Read More »

Review: CiloGear 60L Worksack

Great climbing pack for long climbing trips. Carries very well and its modular design allows it to be used for nearly all aspects of a big trip. Not the best for… Read More »

Review: Arc'teryx Men's Acto MX Hoody

Go-to jacket for almost all activities in the colder months. Layers well and is great to use alone. A hidden gem in the Arc'teryx clothing line. The Arc'teryx Acto… Read More »

Review: Arc'teryx Nozone 35

This is a great light pack for long adventure climbing. Can carry enough for the climb and a bivy or two depending on how light you go. Well thought out features… Read More »

Add your voice to the world's most comprehensive and useful collection of independent outdoor gear reviews. Review Your Gear