Mountain Hardwear
while you move and keeps the heat in when you stop, so it would make a good choice for long summer alpine routes. The ventilating under-arm panels also contribute to ventilation. At just 354 g it’s light enough to pack just in case you need for cold belays. Draw cords, handwarmer pockets and a close-f itting collar boost its cold-weather protection, although it is sleek and f lexible enough to wear while you climb.
Super Chockstone Jacket $150 If you’re looking for lightweight wind protection that is water resistant, super durable and light, look no further than the Super Chockstone. The stretch material makes it a good summer layer for active climbing on its own, but it fits large enough to go on top of a f leece for colder conditions. A scuba hood fits under your helmet. Hand-warmer pockets that are above your harness line make it fully climbing compatible. Elastic sleeve cuffs and a waist drawstring keep out wind. A good piece for three seasons.