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Taiss Light Mid-Layer Jacket - Men's

Name: Taiss Light Mid-Layer Jacket - Men's
Brand: Mammut
Price: 73.38 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Mammut Taiss Light Mid-Layer Jacket is a year-round fleece designed for mountaineering, climbing, ski touring, hiking, and skiing. Its medium-strength 4-way stretch fabric (56% polyamide, 32% polyester, 12% spandex) delivers a good balance of freedom of movement and abrasion resistance, with the high nylon content contributing to long-term durability. The smooth outer surface layers comfortably under a hardshell, while the breathable, moisture-wicking construction helps regulate body temperature and dries quickly after exertion. Flat seams reduce chafing, particularly under a backpack, and a functional underarm gusset supports a full range of motion. A bonded chest pocket made from water-repellent double fabric with a YKK zipper sits positioned high enough to remain accessible when wearing a climbing harness. Thumb loops keep sleeves in place at the cuff. The athletic fit and lightweight build give it a strong warmth-to-weight ratio for its category. It carries bluesign and Fair Wear certifications and is available in Pinea/Black (SKU 1014-04550).

Category: Clothing
Brand: Mammut
Material: 56% Polyamide, 32% Polyester, 12% Spandex
Color: Colour: Pinea - Black

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Mammut Taiss Light Mid-Layer Jacket for its impressive 4-way stretch and freedom of movement, making it a standout choice for climbing, hiking, and mountain biking. The athletic fit is widely appreciated as flattering and true to size without being restrictive, and the smooth outer fabric layers cleanly under a shell. Many users are pleasantly surprised by how warm it feels given its light weight. Practical details like harness-compatible pocket placement, thumb loops, and flat seams earn repeated mention. The most common criticism is that wind cuts through the fabric easily, limiting its usefulness as a standalone outer layer in breezy conditions.