The North Face Hydrenaline Jacket
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Reviewed by 12 Trailspace users
Description
The Hydrenaline Jacket is a jacket made by The North Face. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 12 user reviews.
User Reviews
Men's Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by Dave B, Nov 25, 2002
"I doubt this product is still manufactured, but just in case. This is a great windbreaker/aerobic jacket, but it is NOT for wet weather. It will repel a light rain but quickly gets leaky wet in a heavy rain."
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Men's Hydrenaline Jacket (Long)
Reviewed by Tom, Dec 22, 1998
"I bought it as a warm weather backpacking and canoeing jacket andso far it has worked out wonderfully. It keeps light rain and wind out and is still very breathable. It's very light and the hydrenaline fabric is very comfortable. It's a good jacket for the price."
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Men's Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Dec 16, 1998
"Awesome jacket. I wear it everywhere; hiking, biking, and yes, unbelievably, to school. This jacket is very breathable and fairly wind resistant (can't withstand gale force wind) and is even fashionable. The campus chicks dig a man in TNF wear, especially when it is a hydrenaline."
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Men's Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by Brian, Mar 04, 1998
"For activities from running to day hiking to playing tennis with that hot chick on campus, I definitely recommend this jacket as an all around piece of equipment. The breathability of this jacket is phenomenal. As many others have stated, the price is a bit steep for the jacket, but in the long run after having felt (by the way, it's got a really cool feel to it) and seen the way it "breathes", you'll see what I mean by it's worth it."
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Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by Saby, Feb 05, 1998
"Great jacket for mountain biking or rollerblading. It might be a little expensive but it's worth to pay a little more to have the Notrh Face logo on it because you know that no matter what happen to your jacket North Face will fix it (most likely free of charge) plus you have to admit that North Face look cool."
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Hydrenaline Jacket (Long)
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Jan 07, 1998
"I bought this jacket last sping and really like it. It doesn't keep out really terrible stuff but most rain is kept out. It breathes really nice and the drawcords pull the jacket close to keep out the wind. It has so many pockets that I lose stuff once it goes in the jacket."
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Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Dec 19, 1997
"I have really enjoyed this jacket. I have worn it hiking, snowshoeing, elk hunting, and recently skiing over a Polargaurd fleece insulated layer. It blocks the wind well, breathes well, and sheds water. I have been very happy with it. Would not pay more than $100 though."
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Men's Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by Matt Phillips, Dec 06, 1997
"A fantastic jacket that i would recommend to anyone needing a light windproof and highly water resistant jacket. I wear mine all the time from mountain biking to around town use. The 100 dollar price is steep for a windbreaker type jacket but you will not regret it."
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Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Dec 05, 1997
"Excellent. Don't buy a Nike or Adidas track suit to train in. This jacket is breathable, with Coolmax lining, taffeta in sleeves, inside pocket, inner draft flap and outer zipperflap. Hood tucks into collar. Velcro sleeves are excellent. It's much easier to put gloves on with em."
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Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by compton@..., Mar 25, 1997
"I bought this jacket as a windbreaker for cross-country skiing and running. It is the best wind breaker I have ever used. It's EXTREMELY breathable and breaks wind very well. It's not waterproof but that doesn't matter to me when I ski in the winter. A great jacket. It could be a little less expensive though."
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Hydrenaline Jacket
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Feb 17, 1997
"This lightweight wind breaker is a great pullover for nearly any conditions with the acception of wet weather. It comes with a hood which tucks neatly and comfortably in the coller. Furthermore, the stowaway pocket which zips horizontally and the joined hand pockets enable one to carry and store just about any thing."
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