Kor AirShell Hybrid Hooded Jacket - Men's
$134.00
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About this product
The Mountain Hardwear Kor AirShell Hybrid Hooded Jacket is a men's lightweight shell designed for alpine climbs, trail runs, and fast-paced hikes where weather protection and breathability both matter. It uses strategically mapped Pertex Quantum Air fabrics: a 20D coated ripstop (100% nylon) across the hood, chest, shoulders, and upper sleeves for wind and rain defense, while the underarms, back panel, and lower body use a 20D stretch ripstop (59% recycled nylon, 41% nylon) for added mobility. Seams are fully sealed, and the slim fit is sized true to size. Raglan sleeves and underarm gussets support a full range of motion, and the three-piece hood features a laminated brim, elastic binding, and halo cinch for a secure, weather-resistant fit. A sternum snap on the center-front draft flap allows ventilation without fully closing the jacket, while passive mesh vents below the chest pockets aid airflow. Four zippered pockets round out the practical feature set.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Mountain Hardwear
- Color
- Colour: Iron Oxide - Raw Carnelian
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Kor AirShell Hybrid Hooded Jacket for its exceptional breathability and featherlight packability, calling it a strong balance of wind resistance and airflow for high-output activities like trail running, fast hiking, and alpine climbing. The body-mapped Pertex Quantum Air fabric, well-designed hood with a stiff brim and secure cinch, and the ability to stuff into its own pocket are frequently highlighted strengths. Durability also earns positive marks, with the thin fabric holding up better than expected. The most common criticism is the lack of adjustability, as the jacket has no drawcords on the hood, cuffs, or hem, which lets strong gusts penetrate. Reviewers also consistently note it offers little protection in sustained rain or harsh weather, making it a fair-weather and aerobic-use layer rather than an all-conditions shell.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 3/5
- Durability
- 3/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
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