Mountain Hardwear Link Jacket

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The Link Jacket is a fleece jacket made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . The Mountain Hardwear Link WindPro(R) jacket is four-times more wind-resistant than conventional fleece jackets. It is also highly breathable and moisture-wicking, making it excellent for layering under a waterproof shell or as a midweight outerlayer. Designed for mountaineering, skiing and other cold season activities. Stretch side and arm panels for range of movement Drawcord collar and hem Length: 23- ” Weight: 1 lb. 100% polyester Machine wash, tumble dry Classic Fit CLOSEOUTS . China. Size: XS (2) S (4-6) M (8-10) L (12-14) XL (16)"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Mountain Hardwear Link Jacket is a windproof, technical fleece for alpine climbing, Nordic skiing and mountaineering. Soft shell panels provide stretch and breathability. Zip-in compatible with designated shells. Mountain Hardwear Link Jacket Features Interior zip pocket Drawcord at neck Air permiable, four-way stretch, side and arm panels Hidden PowerStretch® cuff Hem drawcord Chest high hand pockets Zip hand pockets Zips into all Trifecta System shells Materials Face fabric: polyester"

From Backcountry Outlet:
"The Mountain Hardwear Women's Link Jacket fills the lost connection between windshirts and fleece. Made from WindStopper fleece, this jacket shuts out biting breezes to end wind chill and help you retain heat. The wicking finish moves moisture away from your skin, and breathable panels let sweat escape so you don't get pruny inside your jacket. The Link sports four-way stretch panels to give you natural movement for solid ice-pick placements and smooth climbing, whether you're in a harness or scrambling up a trail. Mountain Hardwear gave this technical fleece a casual design that doesn't look over-the-top when you stop off for a post-climb beverage."

From Campmor:
"An insulating layer that works under a shell, or as a windproof outer layer. Great for high output activities where you may need some wind protection, but need more breathability than a waterproof shell may allow. Durable 100% polyester Windstopper Microfleece shell. 100% Windbreak Knit polyester is bonded to the micro fiber fleece for added protection. Gore Windstopper laminate is both totally windproof and very breathable. Polyester Tricot Knit liner - Hollow insulating fibers form a knit which is brushed on one side. The moisture dispensing knit keeps skin drier, warmer and more comfortable. Windproof front, back and outside of sleeves Air permeable, 4-way stretch side and underarm panels for increased freedom of movement. Hidden Polartec Power Stretch cuffs. Hem and neck drawcords keep the elements out and the warmth in. Zippered hand pockets. Zippered chest pocket. Avg. wt. 1lb 5oz."

User Reviews

Men's Link Jacket
Reviewed by ChrisBob, Feb 16, 2007

"I was looking for a lightweight, warm, windproof fleece to wear hiking, biking, and around town. I originally bought the Mountain Hardwear Windstopper Tech, but returned it because it's cut ridiculously huge. So far, I've been really happy with the Mountain Hardwear Link."

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Men's Link Jacket
Reviewed by AlDogg, Feb 05, 2007

"I grabbed the 06 model on sale from REI Outlet and combined it with a 20% offer. I was just looking for a basic fleece and couldn't have been more happily surprised. I'd never owned a fleece with Windstopper before and man is it great. This fleece is probably the most versatile garment I have and is great in fall/spring over a t-shirt, or in the winter over a flannel."

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Link Jacket
Reviewed by Devin, Sep 16, 2005

"Beautiful mid-layer fleece jacket! Depending on your needs...whether over your favorite base or under your favorite shell, you can't beat this jacket in this price range. Functional, comfortable and attractive (I have it in the color Carbon)."

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