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Climb into the warmth of your favorite sweater for a cold night in the mountains. Made of Alpin-wool™ Plus fabric, this hoody is a perfect winter retreat. The wool/nylon blend exterior fends off big fluffy snowflakes, and the polyester interior is warm and soft against the skin. A large hood allows you to burrow in when icy winds blow.

Avg. Weight (oz./g): 25.7 / 728 L

Features

Wicking
Adjustable hood
Internal front-zip stormflap
Two handwarmer pockets
Internal snap closure media pocket Alpin-wool™ Plus- 63% polyester, 26% wool, 11% nylon

Technology

AlpenWool Plus™ A warm, plaited knit fabric with excellent moisture transfer (rugged wool/poly/nylon knit face and a soft polyester fleece back).
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4.0

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10/19/2011

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

By itself, a nice Fall hoodie

By chaz

from Framingham, MA

Pros

BREATHES WELL
Comfy
Great hood
Soft where it counts
Solid consstruction
Stretchy
Warm

Cons

Low wind resistance

Best Uses

Backwoods hiking
Cold fall day
Mid-Layer
Non-technical outdoor use

I use this for hiking in the rocky woods around my house. I wear it over a tshirt and the softness of the lining feels great. It's nice to be able to wear a short sleever underneath. the wooly exterior is nice for keeping out the elements. I've worn this in light drizzle and it handled it ok. But anything more, and you're going to want a shell over this. But a good utility jacket. The hood has proved useful many days when I didn't have a hat handy, and the temp changed dramatically on me. Super comfortable, it even does well indoors without feeling too heavy.

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Q:
how well will this jacket hold up to rain? sometimes rain just happens will the hoodie be ruined?
Asked on 12/3/2012 by chris from ottawa canada
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- A:
  The Exit Hoody does not have any waterproofing properties. Due to the fabric nature it will resist a light rain but will eventually become saturated.
  Answered on 12/4/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
does this hoodie have thumbholes?
Asked on 8/16/2012 by jesse from Seattle, WA
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- A:
  Apparently some do and others don't. Mine doesn't, though the sleeves are still cut long enough to allow for them, making them needlessy long (unless you're cycling; then they're perfect).
  Answered on 4/22/2013 by Albert from Southern CA
- A:
  Yes, at least mine does, I can't say whether the feature is still there since mine is a year old or so.
  Answered on 9/20/2012 by Chris from Seattle
Q:
does this hoodie have thumb holes?
Asked on 8/16/2012 by jesse from Seattle, WA
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1 answer
- A:
  Yes.
  Answered on 9/27/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
does this hoodie have thumb holes in the sleeves?
Asked on 8/15/2012 by jesse from Seattle, WA
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- A:
  Yes.
  Answered on 9/21/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, Wa
Q:
Do the handwarmer pockets zipper close on this sweater?
Asked on 5/18/2012 by Anonymous
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- A:
  No.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
What is the % of wool in this sweater? Can be total, or just the wool/nylon shell, but please specify. Thank you
Asked on 10/15/2011 by Jesse from Clarion, PA
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- A:
  This jacket is made of 26% wool and that is over the entire jacket.
  Answered on 10/18/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
Q:
Is this Hoody made in the USA? I have one from a few years ago but I don't think it was made here.
Asked on 10/14/2011 by Joe from Chicago, IL
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- A:
  This hoody is not made in the US. It is made in China.
  Answered on 10/18/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA