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About this product
The Mammut Taiss Hybrid Insulated Hooded Jacket is built for ski touring and mountaineering, striking a practical balance between warmth and breathability suited to high-output mountain activities. Its hybrid construction pairs a lightweight woven nylon shell with a double-weave stretch softshell, delivering abrasion resistance, wind protection, and a full range of motion. The shell fabric is 83% polyamide and 17% elastane, giving the jacket a supple, athletic fit that works well as a standalone layer or mid-layer. The Octa lining, made from 100% recycled materials, insulates effectively even when damp and actively vents excess heat to help regulate body temperature. A mesh liner in the lower back and shoulder areas adds targeted breathability where it counts most. Practical details include a YKK Vislon two-way zipper, an adjustable hem, and two zipper pockets designed to remain accessible under a backpack or climbing harness. Rated 4 out of 5 for warmth and 2 out of 5 for breathability, this jacket is a capable choice for aerobic alpine pursuits.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Mammut
- Material
- 83% polyamide / 17% elastane
- Color
- Savannah-black
- Size
- Medium (M)
- Upc
- 7619876355584
- Code
- B78407
- Model
- 1013-02680.
- Materials
- 83% polyamide / 17% elastane
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Mammut Taiss IN Hybrid Hooded Jacket for its impressive warmth-to-weight ratio, effective wind protection, and the Octa insulation's ability to perform even in wet conditions. The hybrid construction earns wide approval as a versatile alpine layer, working well both as a standalone piece and as a mid-layer. Freedom of movement and packability are frequently highlighted positives, and the use of recycled, PFC-free materials is noted approvingly. The most common criticism across expert and user reviews is sizing: the fit runs notably trim and short, with many buyers, especially taller or broader-framed individuals, recommending sizing up. Some users also flag the absence of a chest pocket as a practical shortcoming, and a few note the jacket is better suited to shoulder-season or moderate conditions than deep winter use.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 1/5
- Warmth
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 2/5
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