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Mountain Hardwear Stretchdown Parka - Women's

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Mountain Hardwear Stretchdown Parka - Women's

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Fill power750 FP

How the Mountain Hardwear Stretchdown Parka - Women's compares

The maker hasn't published a weight for the Mountain Hardwear Stretchdown Parka - Women's. Across the 316 insulation we track with one, the median is 8.7 oz. At $430, it costs more than 96% of the insulation we list.

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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I wore this on a shoulder season trip to Bishop where the days were warm but the nights dropped fast, and the longer cut meant I never felt a draft creep up from below. The two-way front zipper let me vent on the hike back to camp without ever taking it off, and it's stayed in heavy rotation ever since."Mountain Hardwear's Stretchdown Parka earns its keep in that stretch of evening when the campfire conversation runs long, and the temperature keeps dropping. Pull the hood up, cinch the three-way drawcord, and settle into a night that asks nothing more of you than staying warm. This is the parka for the drive home after a full day outside, for standing around camp long after the light's gone, for every moment that calls for coverage instead of just warmth. Its extended length sets it apart, built to guard against the cold that sneaks up from below when a standard hem won't cut it. Inside, 750 fill RDS certified down and a Cohesion insulation interlock keep every baffle lofted and warm, while two interior zippered chest pockets and two exterior hand pockets give you room to stash what matters. A two-way front zipper lets you vent through activity without losing the warmth once you stop, and the hem cinch clips into the hand pockets to lock out drafts for good.