Mountain Hardwear Flip Jacket

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The Flip Jacket is a synthetic insulated jacket made by Mountain Hardwear. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Women's Flip Jacket (Fall 2007) Specifications for the Flip Jacket by Mountain Hardwear Avg. Weight: 1 lb. 3 oz.; 570 grams (size small) Fabric Face: Checker Dobby Sport Fabric Insulation: PrimaLoft Fabric Panel: TufStretch Usage: Snowsports Features: Reversible Drawcord at neck Micro-chamois lined collar One-handed hem drawcords Zip hand pockets Side and underarm stretch panels Contrasting quilting on arm and chest Zip in compatible with certain shells"

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Mountain Hardwear's Flip reversible jacket with PrimaLoft(R) insulation traps body heat and remains effective when wet, making for a versatile and windproof layer. Drawcord at neck with a Micro-Chamois trimmed collar Side and underarm stretch panels Zip hand pockets Zip chest pocket One-handed hem drawcords Length: 25 Weight: 1 lb. 8 oz. 100% polyester Panels are 58% nylon, 31% polyester, 11% spandex Machine wash, dry Classic Fit CLOSEOUTS . China."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Mountain Hardwear Women's Flip Jacket zips into compatible Mountain Hardwear shells, and its reversibility gives you twice the options when you wear it as an outer layer. The Flip's Primaloft insulation gives your shell an additional dose of warmth for extremely cold days on the mountain. Its stretchy side and underarm panels provide unrestricted movement. Unique embroidery and a micro chamois-lined collar make this a cute, cozy jacket you'll love to sport at the ski resort or just making the rounds around town."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Stylized for snow play, the Mountain Hard Wear Flip Side Jacket features a reversible design with plenty of synthetic PrimaLoft insulation where you need it and thinner stretch panels along the sleeves and sides for added mobility. While the Flip Jacket is reinforced to a degree, the Checker Dobby Sport face fabric is probably better suited for skiing and sledding on soft snow than hard snowboarding--unless you never fall while riding your snowboard. Drawcords around the neck and hem help seal in the warmth while keeping the cold and spindrift out. If you prefer to play in soft, deep powder, the Flip Jacket is styled for your winter way of life."