MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR
Mountain Hardwear Men's Cloud Bank 2 L Jacket
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This Mountain Hardwear Men's Cloud Bank 2 L Jacket has a two-layer GORE-TEX® waterproof and breathable shell and body-mapped synthetic insulation. There's a helmet-compatible hood, underarm zippered vents and multiple pockets. This Mountain Hardwear jacket is functional in varied weather conditions.
Synthetic insulation provides lightweight warmth (60g body, 40g sleeves and hood)
Adjustable hood fits over helmets for a secure fit
Underarm zip vents enhance airflow and ventilation
Multiple storage options include a pass pocket on the sleeve and an internal drop pocket
Two-way zipper allows for easy on/off and ventilation
| Care Instruction(s) | High Heat,Do Not Bleach,Machine Wash Warm |
|---|---|
| Advanced Features | Breathable,Waterproof |
| Advanced Technology | Gore-Tex |
| Coating | PFC-Free DWR |
| Fill/Insulation Type | Polyester |
| Front Closure | Full Zip |
| Number of Pockets | 7 |
| Pocket Type(s) | Flap Pocket,Zipper,Slit Pocket,Pass Pocket |
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3 out of 5 stars.
Fits big
8 months ago
facts: 6'3, 190lbs, long arms (6'5 wingspan), normal torso, long legs. Bought the Large size. Sizing chart reference: Chest 40.9-42.9" Sleeve: 35"
Pros: lots of pockets, arm length is super long, it keeps you warm enough and dry enough.
Cons (things I'd change): Arms fit too long by 1inch (not a big problem), but the torso fits too long by about 3 inches. This means when the zipper is closed, you can't stand in snowboarding stance, or bend over. You have to pull up the coat to your waist, or unzip the zipper about 3 inches from the bottom.
The velcro chest pockets would be better as zippers.
the sleeve pocket is nice for ski cards but nothing more - I'd like to fill mine with candy.
Waterproofing is okay but the water soaks into the material. I'd like to see it bead up and drip off.
My arms got a bit cold in the winter, a slightly thicker arm insulation would be nice, had to wear a thicker sweater and was hot on the body.
There is no neck collar, so when not zipped fully up, the wind blows onto the back of your neck, and snowflakes/raindrops hit your skin. Partially remedied by tightening the giant hood and zipping up higher so it would bunch up a bit around the neck. I'd prefer a slightly fuzzy neck collar.
The main zipper is VERY hard to zip up, requiring 2 hands and hard pulling. I changed the pull string for extra grip, since the stock strings have a small knot and are hard to grip. The zipper is prone to starting on the wrong tooth, resulting in becoming stuck in the coat, requiring huge pulling force to get the zipper out.
The secondary zipper (from bottom up) is necessary for opening the coat wide enough to squat properly. (this may not affect someone with a larger torso)
There is a hook at the back of the coat (likely for connecting to snowpants or keeping the powder bib down at the back) that digs into your back when sitting. (I broke off the hook and was instantly more comfy)
The color (burnt copper) on the website looks more 'red' but in reality it looks more 'orange'.
No, I do not recommend this product.
Originally posted on mountainhardwear.ca
