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    Warmth at its lightest: Outdoor Research SuperStrand LT Hoodie

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      Warmth at its lightest: Outdoor Research SuperStrand LT Hoodie

      The Women's SuperStrand LT Hoodie by Outdoor Research is a versatile, multi-season insulation layer. Designed for travelling light, it’s well-suited to backcountry pursuits such as ski touring, climbing, and hiking.

      Its construction is simple and no-fuss— you won’t find pull cords for cinching, extra pockets, or unnecessary zippers, since embellishments only add weight and bulk. What you do get are the essentials: zippered hand pockets and elasticized cuffs and hem. I honestly can’t remember the last time I used a hem cinch cord on a jacket, so I appreciate this minimal approach. I’m also a fan of jackets that stash easily, and the SuperStrand LT Hoodie stuffs neatly into its left pocket for convenient packing.

      The 100% polyester VerticalX™ SuperStrand insulation that keeps you warm is sandwiched between layers of ultralight ripstop nylon, held in place with an understated stitch pattern. Synthetic insulation has the edge over down because it continues to insulate even when damp — a big plus for backcountry skiing or camping. The slightly shiny ripstop exterior has a slick, non-pilling finish that feels pleasingly smooth to the touch. Would it get sticky if you wore it over just a T-shirt while active? Probably — but that’s when you take it off, right? In most situations, I prefer a hooded jacket to one without, since it saves me packing a beanie and keeps me warm when a cool wind picks up. I’ve found the insulation plenty warm for my preference, both on and off the skin track.

      The Women's SuperStrand LT Hoodie is one of those layering pieces you can use in the mountains year-round or wear downtown on cooler spring and fall days. I’m a big fan of multi-purpose, multi-season gear — it’s less to store in the off-season and offers great value for money. In terms of fit and look, the hoodie has a flattering, feminine, and low-profile silhouette.

      Outdoor Research SuperStrand LT Hoodie

      Features:
      • Ultralight
      • Water resistant
      • Wind proof
      • Packable
      • Insulated hood with Low-Pro™ binding
      • Zip hand pockets
      • Left-hand pocket doubles as stuff sack
      • Low-Pro™ elastic binding cuffs and hem
      Fabric:
      bluesign® approved, 100% nylon 12D ripstop shell and lining

      Materials:
      Shell and Lining: bluesign® approved, 100% Nylon 12D Rip Stop
      Insulation: VerticalX™ SuperStrand Insulation 100% Polyester

      Specs:
      Price: $299.95CAN /  $199US
      Colour: Summit, Rainforest, Zest, Solid Black 
      Sizes: XXS - XXL
      Center Back Length: 68.6 cm / 27 in
      Weight: 269 g (9.5 oz)


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