Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Vest

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The Sub Zero Vest is a down insulated vest made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Men's Sub Zero Vest (Spring 2008) Avg. Weight: 1 lb. 1 oz.; 482 g. (size large)Center Back Length: 27.5in.Usage: Backcountry; Alpine Climbing Fabric: Body: Polyester Z-Rip Lining: 30D Flat Taffeta Insulation: 650-Fill Down Features: Fleece lined hand pockets Interior zip pocket One handed hem and lower back drawcords Reinforced abrasion areas Stuff sack included Zip chest pocket"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"Designed for cold weather climbing and mountaineering, the Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Down Vest's 650-fill goose down with Taslan reinforced abrasion areas takes on the weather and your pack with ease. Available In: Black Carbon Lapis Lava Peat Moss Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Vest Features: Fleece lined hand pockets One handed hem and lower back drawcords Interior zip pocket Reinforced abrasion areas Stuff sack included Zip chest pocket Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Vest Materials: Shell: Polyester Z-Rip (100% polyester, DWR finish) Lining: 30D Flat Taffeta Insulation: 650-Fill Down Weight: 17 oz. (482 g.)"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Down Vest gives backcountry skiers and alpine climbers the core warmth they need on the mountain or simply around town. At barely over a pound, this puffy vest is deceptively light, and it fits into a small included stuff sack cram it in a jacket pocket for emergency warmth. One-handed hem drawcords make this 650-fill down vest a snap to adjust on the fly, and fleece-lined hand pockets keep your fingers from turning blue and falling off."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Created for specifically for alpine activities like mountain climbing and backpacking, the 650-fill down inside the Sub Zero Vest is superb insulation for a wide range of outdoor activities, including camping, kayaking, spring skiing and more. The one-hand hem drawcords along the back and hem let you pick a fit that matches the conditions. You'll also find a waterproof stuff sack included for convenient storage inside your backpack, kayak or adventure travel bag."

User Reviews

Men's Sub Zero Vest
Reviewed by Mike M., Jan 18, 2005

"This is warm yet compresses down into a small bag (provided). Arm holes are cut so that you have good movement, but drafts don't get through. Collar is warm and zips up as well. Pockets on front and inside are handy. Looks Nice. Reasonably priced. If you want lighter and don't mind spending another $50 look at the Phantom but I think this is a better value."

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