Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Category: Insulation
Recommended by Christian Henkel, Action Sports + Product Photographer — Bend, OR
The Men's Ghost Whisperer™ Hoody is a revolutionary blend of warmth and sustainability, designed for outdoor enthusiasts who demand performance without compromising the planet. With its ultralight construction and eco-friendly materials, this hoody delivers exceptional insulation while minimizing environmental impact. 1. Ultra-lightweight ripstop fabric ensures durability without added bulk, making it perfect for layering. 2. 800-fill RDS®-certified down insulation provides superior warmth while adhering to ethical sourcing standards. 3. Synthetic insulation in the first baffle at both cuffs prevents moisture penetration, keeping your hands dry. 4. Insulated hood features a rear cinch and elastic binding to effectively seal in warmth during cold conditions. 5. Two zippered hand pockets offer secure storage for essentials while on the move. 6. Highly packable design allows the hoody to stuff into its own hand pocket, complete with an internal carabiner clip loop for easy attachment. 7. Adjustable drawcord hem provides a customizable fit, enhancing comfort and heat retention. The Men's Ghost Whisperer™ Hoody is ideal for a variety of outdoor activities, including backpacking, alpine climbing, rock climbing, hiking, and camping. It excels in cold weather conditions, providing warmth and protection during high-energy pursuits. Perfect for both novice and experienced adventurers, this hoody is a versatile companion for any season, ensuring you stay warm without sacrificing your commitment to sustainability.
Price: $399
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What other hosts are saying
4 experts recommend the Mountain Hardwear Men's Ghost Whisperer™ Hoody.
Super packable and warm
Recommended in Cocodona Gear
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.
Recommended in Mountaineering
Kristen Schindler, Mental Performance Consultant & Run Coach
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.
Recommended in Pacing + Crewing an Ultramarathon
