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    Outdoor Retailer Sneak Peek: Next spring Mountain Hardwear gear

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      2014-09-18 11:47:03

      Outdoor Retailer Sneak Peek: Next spring Mountain Hardwear gear

      Mountain Hardwear always has lots of big news and new products to present at the annual Outdoor Retailer show in Salt Lake City and this Summer it was no exception. Rather than list the entire line-up for spring 2015 we've chosen what we feel are the top four products and the 'ones to watch for' this spring. First up is Mountain Hardwear's line of waterproof packs (such a great idea) featuring the Scrambler 30 pack with OutDry. Next is the Quasar Lite jacket with Dry.Q Elite technology which keeps you dry but also makes this 2.5 layer jacket incredibly light at just 340 grams. Then there's the HyperLamina sleeping bag is Mountain Hardwear's first half-length centre zip bag that uses Zoned Thermal.QTM insulation. Finally there is the new Ghost Light jacket which weighs in at just 85 grams and is wether resistant thanks to the 15D Ripstop Z-Grav fabric. This piece is ideal for hikers and runners who need a light weight layer to protect them from the elements.

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      Mountain Hardwear Scrambler 30 OutDry

      Built with versatility in mind, this longstanding favourite among hikers, climbers, and skiers is now completely waterproof.


      Features:

      - Guaranteed watertight construction main compartment and seam tapped top pocket, rain room tested for 12+ hours

      - HardWave frame sheet for added stability and structure

      - Easy access hydration sleeve

      - Rope strap under top pocket

      - Two deep side pockets for water bottles or other gear

      - Side compression straps keep any load stable.


      Specs:

      Price: $140CAN

      Weight: 765g / 1lb 11oz

      Fabric: Body 400D HD Nylon

      Capacity: 1805 cubic inches, 30L

      Dimensions: Torso16”-22”

      Colours: Azul, Dark Raspberry, Python Green, Shark

       Mountain Hardwear Scrambler 30 OutDry

      Mountain Hardwear Scrambler 30 OutDry



      Mountain Hardwear Quasar Lite Jacket

      Mountain Hardwear’s lightest alpine shell, this 2.5 layer jacket features Dry.Q® Elite technology to expel excess heat and moisture on tough ascents.


      Features:

      - Dry.Q® Elite’s waterproof, breathable, air-permeable technology

      - 40D face fabric

      - Three-way adjustable helmet compatible hood features a wire brim to hold its shape

      - Superior mobility

      - Two harness and pack-compatible zippered chest pockets double as core vents

      - Highly packable and lightweight / 


      Specs:

      Price: $250CAN

      Weight: Men’s- 340 / 12oz, Women’s – 311g / 11oz

      Colours: Men – Hyper Blue, Gingko, Shark / Women – Aristocrat, Navel Orange, Graphite

      Mountain Hardwear Quasar Lite Jacket

      Mountain Hardwear Quasar Lite Jacket



      Mountain Hardwear HyperLamina Spark

      Engineered to be the lightest and warmest synthetic sleeping bag on the market, this is a high-performing solution for outdoor adventures.


      Features:

      - Zoned Thermal.QTM insulation maximizes warmth where it’s needed most

      - Proprietary welded LaminaTM construction enhances loft and eliminates cold spots

      - Half-length centre zip with dual sliders minimizes weight and still allows for ventilation

      - Performance mummy cut

      - Comfort footbox for natural foot position

      - 30-40° rated


      Specs:

      Price: $24CAN

      Weight: 737g / 1lb 10oz

      Fabrics: Shell – 22D Dobby, Lining – 20D Taffeta

      Compressed Volume: 5L 

      Colour: Ginkgo

      Mountain Hardwear HyperLamina SparkMountain Hardwear HyperLamina Spark



      Mountain Hardwear Ghost Lite Jacket

      Weighing in at a mind-bending 3 ounces, this weather- resistant shell for running and cross training is an athlete’s dream.


      Features:

      - 15D Ripstop Z-Grav fabric

      - Compresses down and stows in its own pocket

      - Single-zippered chest pocket securely holds keys, IDs and other valuables

      - Hood stow system at back collar


      Specs:

      Price: $110CAN

      Weight: 85g / 3oz

      Colours: Men – Black, Mountain, Women – Graphite, Fission, Bright Rose

      Mountain Hardwear Ghost Lite Jacket


      Check back here in the spring to see reviews of all these new Mountain Hardwear products and more!

      Mountain Hardwear



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