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Mammut Broad Peak Down Hoodie Jacket - Men's - 2013 Overstock

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Providing feather-light warmth that'll take you from basecamp to peak, the Mammut Broad Peak Down hoodie jacket also shines when you're ice climbing or doing a little weekend snowshoeing.

Durable nylon with 750-fill goose down (90% down/10% feathers) in jacket and fixed hood
Can be compressed and stowed in its own front pocket
Drawcord hem can be adjusted with 1 hand
Zip handwarmer pockets; zip chest pocket
2-way zipper with chin guard
The Mammut Broad Peak Down hoodie jacket can be worn under a shell when extra weather protection is needed
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Mammut Broad Peak Down Hoodie Jacket - Men's - 2013 Overstock

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Feb

2013

4.0

My first Mammut and it won't be my last

By Nazca8

from San Gabriel, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Warm
Windproof

Cons

Bad Zippers

Best Uses

Casual Wear
Cold Weather
Hiking and Camping

Comments about Mammut Broad Peak Down Hoodie Jacket - Men's - 2013 Overstock:

I've worn this Mammut jacket for a few months now and taken them to a few cold weather outings.

First of all, the bad. The main zipper is not an easy one to operate. It normally takes me a 3-4 tries before I can latch it properly and zip it up. The zipper is a two way zipper, where you can unzip it from the bottom to access whatever in your belt area. The other zippers on the jackets are fine.

The inside of the pockes also uses a different materials (similar to Marmot's Driclime) which I don't really like. It's the kinds of materials that isn't very comfortable if you have dry skins on your hands, which most of us probably do. With they'd just use the same materials as the outer layer.

Overall, I really like this jacket, it provides a very good warmth (not as warm as down jacket), excellent windbreaker, good enough hood with some adjustments points, still warm even when wet and seems fairly durable. I was out taking picture around midnight at Zion NP, temp around 26F, standing still with my tripod, wearing a heavy weight baselayer and fleece underneath this jacket and I was warm the whole two hours I was out there. If only I can say the same about my hands.

When comparing this to my Arc'Teryx Atom LT (also an insulated jacket), this Mammut jacket is definitely warmer than the Atom LT. Although the Arc'teryx seems to have better build quality and better materials overall.

Lastly the fitting. I'm 5'11", 158 lb and I bought a medium. It fits me pretty good, although it's a bit on the loose side, especially comparing it to my Arc'teryx Atom LT, also in medium, which is a better fit (more fitted) for me.