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Black Diamond Solution 2.0 Hoodie - Women's

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About this product

The Black Diamond Solution 2.0 Hoodie is a women's lightweight synthetic insulated jacket designed for alpine climbing, mountaineering, camping, hiking, and snowsports. Its 20-denier nylon shell is both breathable and wind-resistant, treated with a PFAS-free DWR finish to shed light moisture without relying on harmful chemicals. The core warmth comes from 60 grams per square meter of PrimaLoft Gold Eco insulation, a recycled polyester fill that retains heat even in damp conditions. A 20-denier polyester lining completes the construction, keeping the total weight to just 330 grams. The hip-length cut includes an adjustable, helmet-compatible insulated hood, two zippered handwarmer pockets, and an additional chest pocket for small essentials. The jacket stuffs into its own pocket for compact storage, making it practical for fast-and-light objectives. Made in Viet Nam from recycled materials, it carries PFAS-free credentials as part of its sustainability profile.

Category: Clothing
Material: 20-denier polyester
Color: Black
Hood: Insulated
Type: Insulated synthetic
Length: Hip-length
Weight: 330g
Made In: Viet Nam
Pockets: 2 handwarmer zippered

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Black Diamond Solution 2.0 Hoodie for its impressive warmth-to-weight ratio, crediting the 60g PrimaLoft Gold Eco insulation with reliable cold-weather performance in a lightweight, packable package. The windproof and water-resistant shell earns frequent mention as a strong suit, and the helmet-compatible hood, stretch-knit cuffs, and stuffable design are called out as thoughtful, practical features. It is widely recommended as a versatile mid-layer for hiking, backcountry skiing, and climbing. The most common criticism is sizing, with multiple users noting the fit runs large and suggesting sizing down. Some reviewers also flag limited breathability during high-output activity as a drawback, and the price point is considered steep for what is primarily a mid-layer piece.

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