Mountain Hardwear  Kor Cirrus Hybrid Hoodie - Men's

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A great choice for a chilly morning hike or under your shell for that last spring ski run, the men's Mountain Hardwear Kor Cirrus Hybrid insulated hoodie balances warmth, stretch and breathability.

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Features

  • Lightweight, highly breathable Pertex® Quantum Airâ„¢ 20-denier stretch ripstop fabric has 4-way mechanical stretch for comfort; water-resistant fabric sheds light rain
  • PrimaLoft® Gold Active Insulation is lightweight, breathable and body-mapped on the core and arms for warmth, making it ideal for active pursuits in a variety of temperatures
  • Seamless underarm gussets provide a low-profile, articulated fit that's chafe-free
  • Zippered handwarmer pockets and left chest zippered pocket provide secure storage and quick access to essentials
  • Hood is insulated to keep wind and weather out, and can be worn over your helmet
  • Jacket packs down into the right hand pocket for storage
  • Partial elastic at cuffs allow sleeves to be easily pushed up
  • Standard fit
  • Closeout

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Multisport

Fabric

Pertex Quantum Air 20-denier stretch ripstop 59% recycled nylon/41% nylon

Windproof

Yes

Insulated

Yes

Insulation Type

Synthetic

Insulation

40 g PrimaLoft Gold Active polyester fibers (55% recycled)

Warmth

Warm

Hood

Yes

Packable

Yes

Back Length

Hip-length

Back Length (in.)

28 inches

Gender

Men's

Weight

11.4 ounces

Sustainability

Contains recycled materials

Reviews

17 reviews with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars

83% 10 of 12 reviewers recommended

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Mike
Age:35–44
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
5 years ago

My new go-to jacket

I needed a new light jacket/mid layer and this one is working great so far. Just enough insulation to add as a first layer over short sleeves, even warmer if you're already in a long sleeve base layer, but breathable enough to not overheat while doing moderate activity. Packs nice and small (folds into one of the pockets if you really want to pack it down). Got it in green and love the color.

Age:35–44
Andre
Location:New Hampshire
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
5 years ago

internal stuff sack

Bought it around a month or two ago, originally when I got the jacket I thought the insulation was a bit less that expected but it seems to function quite well while moving. I enjoy the insulated pockets as this is good to keep snacks and battery warm while on alpine missions or cold crag days. I really like the stiff cuffs as you can push them up and also not get them destroyed while climbing. really like how the armpits are not insulated as it allows for a better moisture dump while on the move. my issue with this is I'm questioning the durability due to some small fraying occurring already and the hood. I find the insulated hood a bit useless as its made to fit over a helmet, therefore while wearing it without the helmet the fit is not super-snug. I feel that when wearing it over a helmet it doesn't serve a huge use.

John L
Location:Alaska
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
4 years ago

It Breathes Better than You Do

Perfect active insulation piece if you run hot. It has *just* enough insulation in the core to keep you warm over a big range of temps. Quantum Air face fabric breathes super well. The lack of insulation in the arms helps to regulate temp but also improves freedom of movement when climbing or steep hiking. The cut is slim but not restrictive; enough to layer a light fleece underneath for a boost in warmth. Overall very impressed and the Cirrus has already replaced another popular active insulation piece in my layering system because that one is just too hot. I’ve used this for bike commuting down to 0F (which is really pushing it for that application, just on the edge of comfort), ice climbing at 15F as an action layer, and steep alpine snow routes. Definitely my new go-to for active pursuits in cold weather. Build quality is great with attention to detail.

Yogurt
Location:Marin County, CA
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
6 years ago

Super Versatile Light Midlayer

I use this jacket for everything! It can serve as a casual light hoody or techinical midlayer. I run pretty hot so the fleece lined arms provide just enough warmth while the light insulated body keeps my core slightly warm. It works great for me as a ski midlayer or cold morning bike jacket. It packs fairly small so it's easy to shed when the day warms up. Super stoked on this jacket.

kjlanda
Location:Chicago
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars
5 years ago

Ordinary.

Fit is somewhat snug. I wasn't really impressed with this jacket, esp. the fit ...The whole jacket just seemed very ordinary and not so special in any way. Fabric and fit didnt dazzle me at all. The color Dark Bolt in this material looked very dull too, not at all like in the pictures. Just very ordinary across the board.

B
Location:Maine
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
5 years ago

Nice active winter coat

Perfect for bring active in winter. Primarily use for fat biking. Good down to around 15 if you are working hard. Hood fits perfect inside helmet. Would work for midlayer skiing, skinning, cross country skiing, of cool spring/fall days. Medium perfect for me 5'11" 170.

Customer
Location:Boulder Colorado
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
4 years ago

Great everyday jacket.

Got a large and the fit is great. I’m 6’1 175lb. Wear this as an everyday jacket and a midlayer when snowboarding. Only thing is I wish the arm were a little more insulated like the core of the jacket is. Overall very satisfied.

Brian
Location:Seattle WA
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
5 years ago

Great spring or fall jacket (or winter mid-layer)

Stylish and very comfortable, lightweight and breathable. It's not meant as a heavy winter jacket but great for those cool weather days. It's also packable so a nice jacket to throw in the bag when traveling.

Cycling North
Location:Winnipeg Canada
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
4 years ago

Nice Mid Layer or Standalone Light Insulation

This item replaces an Arcteryx Proton FL which did work well but the hood design was not very comfortable. This item is not as fragile and overall the build is more robust. Pleased so far.

AndrewG
Location:San Diego, CA
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
6 years ago

Solid Mid-Base Layer

Fit is solid. Got the green and the color is vivid which I like. 6'3 210ish and went XL perfect in length and arms.

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