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Mountain Hardwear Stretch Ozonic Jacket - Men's

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About this product

The Mountain Hardwear Stretch Ozonic Jacket is a men's waterproof shell built around Dry.Q 50-denier stretch ripstop 2.5-layer fabric made from 100% recycled polyester. At a packed weight of 304 grams, it sits in a practical range for backpacking, day hiking, and wet-weather commuting. The construction uses fully taped seams and a durable water repellent finish to keep moisture out, while underarm zip vents help manage heat during high-output efforts. An adjustable hood offers customizable coverage as conditions shift, and hook-and-loop cuffs combined with dual lower hem adjusters close out drafts at the extremities. Storage includes one external chest zip pocket and two zippered handwarmer pockets, and the jacket stuffs into its own hand pocket with an internal carabiner clip loop for compact carry. The updated fit is designed for versatile layering, and the below-hip length adds coverage on exposed terrain. Manufactured in Viet Nam.

Category: Clothing
Material: 100% recycled polyester
Color: Aspect
Size: Select
Fit: Updated fit for versatile layering
Hood: Adjustable
Type: Waterproof
Fabric: Dry.Q® 50D Stretch Ripstop 2.5-Layer, 100% recycled polyester
Inseam: Not specified
Length: Below hip

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Mountain Hardwear Stretch Ozonic for its exceptional breathability, four-way stretch, and soft, jersey-like feel that sets it apart from typical stiff rain shells. Its ultralight weight and ability to stuff into its own chest pocket make it a go-to layer for hiking, backpacking, and other aerobic activities. The helmet-compatible hood, pit zips, and waterproof zippers are well-regarded features. The most common criticism is that it is not suited for heavy, sustained rain, performing best in light to moderate wet conditions. Some reviewers note the fit can run slightly baggy for slimmer builds, and the one-way pit zips are considered less versatile than two-way alternatives.