Kor Stasis Hoodie - Women's
$148.50
$371.24Save $222.74 (60%)
at Backcountry
Price tracked since Aug 31
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About this product
The Mountain Hardwear Kor Stasis Hoodie is a women's insulated hoodie built for high-output cold-weather pursuits including climbing, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, and casual wear. Its outer shell is made from Pertex Quantum Air nylon, a lightweight fabric that resists wind and light moisture while remaining highly breathable. PrimaLoft Gold Active stretch insulation keeps warmth consistent without trapping excess heat, and underarm zones are mapped with air-permeable fabric and reduced insulation to further enhance ventilation during intense effort. The regular fit falls to hip length (center back 26 inches), and the helmet-compatible, three-piece adjustable hood features elastic binding and a cinch for a secure fit. Two zippered hand pockets and a zippered chest pocket secure essentials, while stretch cuffs help seal in warmth at the wrists. The hoodie packs into its own hand pocket, which includes a carabiner clip loop for convenient carry. A full-length front zipper provides additional venting as needed. Backed by a limited lifetime manufacturer warranty.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Mountain Hardwear
- Material
- Pertex Quantum Air (nylon), Primaloft Gold
- Color
- Black
- Fit
- regular
- Hood
- helmet-compatible
- Length
- hip
- Pockets
- 2 zippered hand, zippered chest
- Venting
- full-length front zipper
- Activity
- climbing, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, casual
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Mountain Hardwear Kor Stasis Hoodie for its impressive balance of warmth and breathability during high-output activities like ski touring, trail running, and nordic skiing. The PrimaLoft Active insulation and Pertex Quantum Air shell earn repeated compliments for managing heat and moisture without overheating, and the four-way stretch fabric is widely appreciated for unrestricted movement. Its packability and light weight are also frequently highlighted. The most common criticism is that the fit runs slightly large, with multiple users recommending sizing down. Some note it is best suited as a mid-layer or light-conditions outer, rather than a standalone jacket in harsh weather.



