Mountain Hardwear Boundary Ridge Goretex Jacket - Women's
$404.97
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About this product
The Mountain Hardwear Boundary Ridge Gore-Tex Jacket is a women's hardshell built for serious mountain use, constructed from three-layer recycled Gore-Tex ePE fabric that earns top marks for rain protection, breathability, and durability. All seams are fully sealed to keep wind and moisture out, while underarm vents allow rapid heat dumping during high-output activities like skinning or hiking. The helmet-compatible hood offers three-way adjustment to seal out snow and wind, and a removable powder skirt connects directly to the Boundary Ridge Bibs for integrated coverage. Reinforced panels in high-wear zones extend the jacket's lifespan through demanding seasons. Storage includes chest pockets, hand pockets, and an internal mesh pocket with a goggle wipe. Hook-and-loop cuffs and a drawcord hem allow a precise, draft-blocking fit. An integrated RECCO reflector supports search-and-rescue detection. The jacket carries bluesign and Oeko-Tex certifications, reflecting its use of sustainable materials. Made in Vietnam, it is available in Landslide/Dark Pine (style 6020-424).
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Mountain Hardwear
- Color
- Landslide/Dark Pine
- Size
- Select
- Style Id
- 6020-424
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Boundary Ridge Gore-Tex Jacket for its exceptional waterproofing and breathability, with the three-layer Gore-Tex shell earning high marks for keeping wearers dry and comfortable across a wide range of conditions, from bluebird resort days to heavy backcountry storms. The flattering, relaxed fit with room for layering, the helmet-compatible hood, underarm vents, and ample pocket storage are frequently highlighted as thoughtful, practical features. The most common criticism is the high price point relative to competing jackets. Reviewers also note the jacket runs on the heavier and bulkier side, making it less ideal for fast-and-light touring objectives, and some flag that it may feel too warm in mild temperatures.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 4/5
- Durability
- 4/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
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