User Review: Moonstone Sauvage Jacket (1992)

Reviewed April 10, 1998 by Luke Miller

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Fabric: Gore-tex 3-ply
Price Paid: $350?

I purchased this jacket in 1992, when this model was still a pull-over. I've used it skiing in blizzards, backpacking in torrential rain, and pretty much everywhere else, and I still get asked if it's brand new. I've always found Moonstone products 'cut' very well, and this jacket is no exception. It doesn't rise if you lift your arms, doesn't bind if you turn your head with the hood up, etc. If you batten down the hatches there is absolutely no way that you will get wet. The seam tape did eventually come lose from the seam right behind the neck though, but I don't consider this a fault, given the use it has sustained overall.

Spend the money and buy a good jacket.

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