Mountain Hardwear MicroChill Zip T
$24.94 - $80.00
where to buy:
$38.47 CampSaver.com (men's)
$38.47 CampSaver.com (women's)
$55.97 Backcountry.com (women's)
$24.94 OMCgear (women's)
User Reviews
Very good lightweight fleece. Nice cut and stitching,…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: 25 pounds
Summary
Very good lightweight fleece. Nice cut and stitching, with decent feel to fleece fabric.
Pros
- Nice cut
- Good colour selection
- Well constructed
Cons
- Fabric appears to be of good but not excellent quality
- No chin guard for zipper
Fit and comfort: Very comfortable lightweight fleece top
Adjustability: Nice deep zip neck, great for ventilation
Used on two hikes as outer layer with light pack (20 L), no signs of wear yet. Used multiple times as mid layer. So far it functions as a fleece should, with no sign of wear or stretching. Appears well constructed with nice stitching detail and MH logo.
Only fault I can find is lack of chin guard for zipper. Although most microfleeces don't have this, it is a nice feature as it prevents zipper chafing or hair getting caught for those of us that forget or choose not to shave.
Cozy, easy care, fast dry, great wick, WONDERFUL!
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Source: bought it new
Summary
Cozy, easy care, fast dry, great wick, WONDERFUL!
Pros
- care
- look
- wicking
Cons
- color choices
I own a bunch of these...so soft, so easy to take care of, no pack wear, forgiving around campfire sparks for a fleece, great fit, fast drying, good wicking, comfortable.
I am 6'0", 175 pounds and the size reviewed is a men's…
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Fabric: Polartec Classic 100 Micro Fleece
Fill: N/A
Price Paid: $55
I am 6'0", 175 pounds and the size reviewed is a men's large.
I first saw the MicroChill Zip T in my local gear shop when I was browsing one day. It caught my eye for two reasons.
One: It looked soft, light, and warm, so I thought that it would be a great layering piece to purchase and two: I am a sucker for Mountain Hardwear products. I own so many Mountain Hardwear products I could practically open my own store.
Well, so far, the MicroChill has not let me down. I use it as a mid layer over a long sleeve shirt and sometimes in combination with my Power Stretch Zip T. As a mid layer it functions great. As a top layer it's almost better. The collar zips high and tight, warming up your neck like a little oven. I use it to sleep in on really cold nights (below freezing) and it keeps me comfortable all night long.
The only real con I can find with the MicroChill is that the seams along the sleeves are a little weird. They are slightly annoying if you aren't wearing a long sleeve shirt underneath but aren't so annoying that you cannot function without one.
Overall another great product from Mountain Hardwear and one that I would definitely purchase again.
Great insulating layer. I wear this when snowshoeing…
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Price Paid: $50
Great insulating layer. I wear this when snowshoeing and building up to much heat for my softshell. Warm and comfy.
Description
The MicroChill Zip T is a fleece top made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews
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