Mountain Hardwear

AirMesh Hoodie - Men's

How is this skimpy thing so warm?

My new perfect midlayer. Just warm enough to add on a cool hike. Pairs with a windbreaker to replace a heavy fleece. Layers easily under a puffy for extreme cold. More durable than alpha direct. And just 5.6 oz (156g) in XL? Love it.

Size up

I bought the large for my boyfriend (6'1", 230lbs) and he has long + big arms and it was too small for him on the arms. Sleeves came up to his forearms and way too tight on the upper arm pits. Gotta size up. A tall version would be nice!

Like it so much I own 3

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Size Bought:

L

Height:

5' 11"

Weight:

180

I rotate them mostly while MTBing. Surprisingly resilient against snags given how much it gets grabbed by thorns. Breathes amazingly well and dries fast. You will be cold if its breezy and you're not moving. Its basically the gym pinny/jersey you'd wear for gym class but on the inside its like they skinned a Sesame Street puppet. The MSRP is very high but worth every..pinny if found half off.

255 letter minimum is a lot to write about one shirt. It was a hot sunny afternoon in a valley on the coastal mountains of yo Mamma’s house!. I’d buy the shirt again if it was half off on sale. My first mountain hardware shirt but not past

Great fit and feel. Breaths great for a warm walker

Would highly recommend

Very lightweight and breathable. Super warm when combined with a shell. Exactly what I was looking for in a backpacking mid layer.

Best Base Layer, Period

AirMesh is the warmest, lightest, most comfy base layer ever, especially when damp. Barely touches the skin, breathes so well that moisture just moves away. I have tried all others in 60 years of biking, hiking, skiing, and mountaineering. I have 3 of these so they are never all in the laundry.

Very light weight and warm

I like the lightweight warmth this provides. It does that incredible well and I can wait to put it to more use this Spring. BUT I completely understand what other reviewers say about the bunching in the armpits if you use a long sleeve shirt under it. I was lucky to get one that only does it in the arms, my body had the material laying the correct way to keep that from riding up too. Seems like this would be a simple fix, but they have yet to figure it out on the production level. I would buy again on sale, but not sure about MSRP unless they get this figured out.

Super warmth for weight

Super lightweight, very warm. Perfect to hike or ski when there's a chill in the air but not much wind. Pair with a windbreaker and you'll overheat. Stretch fabric in thumbs and face are a very nice touch. Time will tell for durability.

Packable, and active shirt

Great fit, the tiny holes make it solidly a performance/active shirt vs causal daily shirt. With the holes comes great ventilation and cool air felt. Surprisingly warm and lite, a stiff cold breeze will feel chilly.

Almost there

I think this garment shows a lot of promise, but I ended up returning it. I just found that the fit was not quite right and I tried two different sizes. First, I found that the hood is a little snug at the base, so that when you turn your head, it pulls a little too tight, especially if you were wearing a hat. I also found that the shirt had kind of a strange fit in the torso, and was overall not quite long enough. I did like the thumb holes and I like that the fuzzy material is on the inside.