Mountain Hardwear
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Mountain Hardwear · $490
AMG 105L Backpack
“This is my rainier and alaska workhorse pack. I am currently testing their next year's AMG 105 and live what they are making. Watch out for the waste belt, it is exact measurements on their fitting chart, so if you are on the ends of their sizing, it may fit you weird.”
Danny Innamorati +1
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Mountain Hardwear · $85
Crater Lake Hoodie - Men's
“Sun hoodies are the perfect companion for a desert Layering system. Keep this on in the sun and you won't have to worry about all the weird places you may get burned by the sun. It's light, breathable, and is upf 50.”
Lauren Jones
Mountain Hardwear · $399
Women's Ghost Whisperer™ Hoody
“Super packable and warm”
Cora Hanson
Mountain Hardwear · $155
Mountain Hardwear Men's Chockstone Alpine LT Pants
“Durable, lightweight and cut just right for maximum mobility, these pants are made for alpine endeavors when you're chasing new routes and big summits. These are the pants I wore to summit Mt. Whitney.”
Cora Hanson
Mountain Hardwear · $70
Mountain Hardwear Men's Hardwear AP Active Pants
“These are one of my favorite pairs of climbing pants. They're made with a durable stretch fabric that makes sure your range of motion isn't limited, and they're super breathable in warmer weather.”
Teddy Dondanville
Mountain Hardwear · $230
Crag Wagon™ 45L Backpack
“The Crag Wagon is my favorite backpack for rock climbing. There is nothing better. I own multiple Crag Wagons in various sizes,so I can choose the correct bag for the climbing objective. ”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $319
Ghost Whisperer Hooded Jacket - Men's
“Lightweight, 800 fill warmth and well fitting, this is my favorite mid-weight puffy jacket. I use this on early mornings and when the sun goes down, and as a belay jacket on crisp winter days in the desert. As well as on a glacier moving in cold weather.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $319
Ghost Whisperer Hooded Down Jacket - Women's
“Lightweight, 800 fill warmth and well fitting, this is my favorite mid-weight puffy jacket. I use this on early mornings and when the sun goes down, and as a belay jacket on crisp winter days in the desert. As well as on a glacier moving in cold weather.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $275
Absolute Zero GORE-TEX Down Mitten
“Extremely warm mitten that I have taken on all my Denali expeditions. They seem to run a little large to allow a liner glove inside as well.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $195
Exposure Gore-Tex Glove
“These are my warm gloves that I use on summit days or cold weather moving days on Denali. They are warm and dexterous allowing for clipping gear at high altitude.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $190
Polartec Power Grid Full-Zip Hoodie - Men's
“Warm sweater for summit day”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $380
Alpine Light Roll Top 45L Backpack
“This is my preferred crag and approach pack. It's lightweight, climbs well, and is waterproof and durable which helps keep out dirt as well.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $155
Chockstone Alpine LT Pant - Men's
“Long synthetic and breathable soft shell pant for any adverse weather like wind or light Precipitation. Take these out for multipitch, or any alpine route you have planned. Downside is that they aren't as durable as your favorite crag pant. I recommend these when your'e planning a longer route, with a full day of moving and climbing in mind.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $119
Rockrydge Pant - Men's
“Casual, around town baggy pants that are durable and comfy. These are the workhorse pants that dont get holes after a week of butt-scootin around J-tree.”
Danny Innamorati
Mountain Hardwear · $110
Summit Grid Hoodie - Men's
“A great layer for temperature management for multi pitch, and cold weather in the desert and beyond.”
Nikki Champion
Mountain Hardwear · $1,560
Phantom GORE-TEX Sleeping Bag
“I run generally cold, so I trend towards a -40”
Jarrod Blundy
Mountain Hardwear · $25
Power Stretch® Beanie
“My under-helmet beanie. Keeps my ears and head warm without any bulk.”
Jarrod Blundy
Mountain Hardwear · $295
Mountain Hardwear Men's Compressor Alpine Insulated Pants
“For most days, I bring these insulated pants and my puffy coat in lieu of a sleeping bag. I find them more versatile and packable, and provide enough warmth when paired with a bivy in an emergency.”
Kristen Schindler
Mountain Hardwear · $399
Mountain Hardwear Women's Ghost Whisperer Down Hoody Purple S
“Crewing ultras usually involves way more standing around in weird weather than people expect. Even races that are brutally hot during the day can become freezing overnight once fatigue sets in. A giant puffy jacket is one of those things that seems unnecessary until you desperately need it. Pro tip: Bring the warmer jacket. You will not regret having too many layers at 3 a.m.”
Allison Powell
Mountain Hardwear · $370
Men's Ghost Whisperer™ Down Jacket
“Jeff lent me his down jacket from Mountain Hardware and WOW! It was a lifesaver in the cold nights. I am buying one of my own FOR SURE. Cannot reccomend enough, the lightweight, the warmth, it was perfect for this trip!”
Greg McCandless
Mountain Hardwear · $425
Firefall Trifecta Jacket - Men's
“A 3-in-1 jacket with an insulator layer that is actually wearable from a top manufacturer! Pit zips, plenty of pockets, a powder skirt, and an adjustable hood. Everything you need!”
Greg McCandless
Mountain Hardwear · $148
Firefall Jacket - Men's
“A high quality 2-layer shell with pit zips and an easily adjustable hood”
Greg McCandless
Mountain Hardwear · $25
Town Square Beanie
“My favorite - this is a great, warm ski hat that actually looks great off mountain, too!”
Christian Henkel +1
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Mountain Hardwear · $399
Men's Ghost Whisperer™ Hoody
