Mountain Hardwear Vertigo Jacket

Vertigo Jacket
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Jan 26, 1997

"Great shell jacket. Nice hood fits well over a helmet.

The well-used pit-zips work great. Not-so-bulky fit works great when ice climbing. All the features you want in a lightweight shell, without all the bells and whistles. I would recommend it to anyone."

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Vertigo Jacket
Reviewed by zu05153@..., Nov 13, 1996

"I just bought this jacket last weekend after a fairly long and quite frustrating search for a breathable, lightweight, waterproof jacket.

I wanted something to wear when it rains and not worry about where I'd need to wring out my jacket!

Although it has yet to rain (just my luck), it is getting colder here, and the jacket is a wonderful windbreaker."

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Vertigo Jacket
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Sep 27, 1996

"I've owned my shell for over a year and it has been the best investment of my life. The shell kept my dry and cut out the biting wind when skiing and winter. Having had and worn the North Face Mountain Jacket, it is clear that the fleece lined chin guard, Ergo hood, and the many pockets make the jacket perfect."

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Men's Vertigo Jacket
Reviewed by paulchiu@..., Apr 08, 1996

"Very well designed jacket. The jacket is lightweight, with rip-stop nylon (which the TNF Mountain Light does not have) and extremely bomb-proof. Nice touches like fleece-lined handwarmer pockets and chin flaps makes this jacket a good choice for the backcountry and more extreme sports."

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