Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Hooded Jacket

Manufacturer's Description

Weather protection in your pocket, now with a low profile hood and full zipper. The nylon ripstop fabric is a highly wind- and water-resistant 7 denier by 10 denier. Producing this unique shell fabric is a tediously slow weaving process that only one mill in the world is capable of undertaking.

Retailers' Descriptions

Here's what other sites are saying:

Weighing in at a mind-bending 2 oz., Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Hooded Jacket is so unique that only one mill in the world is capable of making its special fabric. With its ability to stuff into its own pocket, nearly forgotten until the weather turns, its a runners/bikers dream.

- CampSaver.com

The epitome of emergency protection, the Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Hooded Jacket weighs practically nothing and will keep the elements at bay. Perfect for running, biking, or as a climbing shell, weather protection is never out of reach. Super ultra lightweight shell Wind and water resistant Easily packable - stows in built-in pocket Low profile hood for a snug fit Reflective trim for visibility

- OMCgear

Designed for fast runs and active motion, this wind-resistant Ghost Whisperer hooded jacket from Mountain Hardwear repels light moisture and weighs a mere 2 ounces. Very lightweight ripstop nylon protects core heat and resists light wind and moisture. Durable Water Repellent finish causes water to bead up and roll off, fending off light moisture. Stormy skies on the horizon? Pack jacket into the built-in pocket, grab and get out on your run. Deep zipper offers instant ventilation. Reflective highlights enhance visibility. The semifitted Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer hooded jacket is perfect for active motion.

- REI

Weather can go from still and sunny to windy and rainy in just minutes, but you're not fazed when you're packing the Mountain Hardwear Men's Ghost Whisper Hooded Jacket. Not only does this incredibly light nylon shell block gusty winds and shrug off fat rain drops, you can pack the jacket into its own integrated stuff pocket and slip the entire two-ounce package into your pant pocket. Just don't forget you put it there should a storm arise.

- Backcountry.com