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Comments about The North Face Mountain Light Rain Jacket - Men's:
I have had two of these Mountain Light jackets.
My 1st lasted through six years of heavy use, and my second is in it's 3rd year of service and is still going strong.
This jacket has kept me dry as a bone storm after storm afer storm.
Not much warmth, but this is supposed to be a outer shell.
All and all a great jacket. I plan on getting another if my current one
ever wears out.
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Comments about The North Face Mountain Light Rain Jacket - Men's:
I bought this jacket 20 years ago with lawnmowing money when I was 16. It's the only shell I've ever needed and has gone through multiday hikes on the Appalachian trail, wet snowy Northern Virginia winters, windy spring and fall days etc.
Wear it as a windbreaker, a rain coat or as a shell over a fleece in cold weather.
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Comments about The North Face Mountain Light Rain Jacket - Men's:
I bought this for a trip that covers temperatures ranging from the high 70sF to the low 20sF with strong winds and lots of rain/snow.
I haven't yet had it in a really soaking rain or wet snow, but, based on normal NY state winter wind/rain/snow so far, I feel it will hold up. It is wind-proof, perhaps not as much as some other similar jackets --it does not feel as sturdy as, say, an Arc'teryx shell, but it's also not as expensive. I feel it will work well in warmer-to-very cool wet climates & be a good multi-season jacket, but you need some serious base layers & a good insulating liner to be comfortable in the sort of cold conditions in which you might otherwise expect to use this type of jacket.
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