Outdoor Research Pack Hoody

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The Pack Hoody is a pack cover made by Outdoor Research. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Outdoor Research Pack Hoody (Spring 2008) The Pack Hoodyby Outdoor Researchis a pack cover with an integrated hood that provides rain protection for your head, shoulders, and gear. When the sun finally breaks through, an integrated stuff sack makes stowing this ultralight cover easy.Features: Ultralight, waterproof 40D silnyl fabricWaterproof taped seamsIntegrated hood provides full rain protection for head and shouldersBungee cord anchors hood to sternum strapElastic drawcord around back and bottomIntegrated stuff sack for self storage Specs: Dimensions: 47 in. x 15 in. x 15 in./119 cm x 38 cm x 38 cmApproximate Range: 2800-5000 cu. in./45-80 LAvg. weight: 7.4 oz./208 g"

From Backcountry.com:
"Outdoor Research takes a different approach to rain protection with the Pack Hoody a pack cover that also shelters your head and shoulders. The integrated rain hood helps keep you dry if you decided to save weight by leaving your shell behind. More importantly, the Outdoor Research Pack Hoody eliminates the gap in rain protection that most pack covers allow, so your pack's back panel won't soak through and drench your gear."

From CampSaver.com:
"When rainforest wet becomes more than just a mist, the waterproof Outdoor Research Pack Hoody with an integrated hood provides rain protection for your head, shoulders, and gear.When the sun finally breaks through, an integrated stuff sack makes stowing this ultralight cover easy."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Outdoor Research Pack HoodyWhen rainforest wet becomes more than just a mist, this waterproof pack cover with an integrated hood provides rain protection for your head, shoulders, and gear. When the sun finally breaks through, an integrated"