Mountain Hardwear Stretch Typhoon Dry.Q Core Jacket - Waterproof (For Men)
Closeouts. Come rain or all-out monsoon, Mountain Hardwear's Stretch Typhoon jacket protects you with a waterproof breathable Dry.Q Core membrane, fully sealed seams and a lightweight, movement-friendly design that won't weigh you down as you're trying to outrun the clouds.
Average Rating based on 2 reviews
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Reviewed by California Dreamer from San Francisco Bay Area on Monday, January 28, 2013My husband chose to order both this jacket, and the Mountain Hardwear Alakazam Dry.Q Elite Jacket, after reading multiple online reviews of several different waterproof jackets, from many different review sources. Both jackets got very high reviews, but he wound up keeping the Alakazam over the Typhoon because it fit him better overall. That is not to say the Typhoon isn't a good jacket, he just didn't need to keep both. The Typhoon is very well made with sealed seams and zippers, pit zips and an attached hood. It is not lined, and is cut roomy enough for under layering with a fitted fleece or thermal jacket, without being bulky. My husband is 5'6" and 155# with a muscular build and broad shoulders, and the size Medium fit him.
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Reviewed by The Duck from Monona, WI on Sunday, January 06, 2013I have not yet worn the jacket it the rain, but it does a nice job as a winter shell over an insulating layer. As for fit, this jacket fits roomy. I am 6'4" and 210# and the large has plenty of room for layering a fleece or primaloft layer. The hood is very large, but I suppose that would be handy if I needed it to fit over a ski helmet.
