StretchDown Jacket - Men's

Name: StretchDown Jacket - Men's
Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Price: 137.03 CAD
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About this product

The Mountain Hardwear StretchDown Jacket is a men's insulated layer built for cold-weather versatility, suited to both everyday wear and hike-and-camp use. Its outer shell is constructed from a stretch-woven blend (87% nylon, 13% elastane in solid colorways; 65% nylon, 26% polyester, 9% elastane in heathers) that moves freely with the body while holding up to regular use. Inside, 700-fill-power RDS-certified down delivers reliable warmth without adding unnecessary bulk, and the jacket's seams are sealed for added weather resistance. A two-way front zipper lets wearers fine-tune ventilation on the go, while elastic-bound cuffs help block drafts at the wrists. The regular fit falls to hip length (28-inch center back), and the hood-free design keeps the profile clean and packable at a claimed weight of roughly 471 grams. Pockets include two zippered hand pockets, a zippered chest pocket with a media port, and an internal drop pocket. The jacket is backed by a lifetime manufacturer warranty.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Material: [solids] 87% nylon, 13% elastane, [heathers] 65% nylon, 26% polyester, 9% elastane
Color: Dark Copper
Fit: regular
Hood: none
Length: hip
Pockets: 2 zippered hand, 1 zippered chest (with media port), internal drop
Activity: lifestyle, hike & camp
Insulation: 700-fill RDS-certified down

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Mountain Hardwear StretchDown Jacket for its impressive freedom of movement, crediting the stretch-woven fabric with allowing active use without the stiffness typical of conventional down jackets. The durable, softshell-like outer material and solid warmth from 700-fill RDS-certified down are also recurring highlights, with many noting it works well as both a standalone piece and a mid-layer under a shell. The most common criticisms center on weight and packability: the jacket runs noticeably heavier than competing down jackets and compresses poorly, making it a poor fit for minimalist travel or backpacking. Some reviewers also flag that the outer fabric absorbs moisture faster than expected, and fit can be inconsistent, with reports of tightness in the shoulders and sleeves running short in some sizes.