What are the differences between our Mid-Layer jackets?

Both the Mountain INS Jacket 7M and the All-Weather Mid-layer are designed to provide warmth, breathability, and versatility for cold weather conditions. However, they have distinct features and materials that cater to different preferences and needs. Below is a comparison between the two jackets:

Mountain INS Jacket 7M:

Insulation: Featherless Sorona® 80 g 37% biobased renewable insulation
Material: 100% Recycled Nylon.
Features: 14+ features, 5 pockets, packs into its own pocket.
Sustainability: Made from recycled materials, animal-friendly insulation.
Weight: 560g.

Mountain INS Jacket 7M (hooded):

Insulation: Featherless Sorona® 80 g 37% biobased renewable insulation
Material: 100% Recycled Nylon.
Features: 14+ features, 5 pockets, packs into its own pocket.
Sustainability: Made from recycled materials, animal-friendly insulation.
Weight: 630g.

All Weather Mid-layer:

Insulation: Sorona® 30% biobased renewable, warm but less than 3M™ FL700.
Material: 90% nylon, 10% spandex, PFC-free DWR.
Features: 10+ features, 3 pockets, YKK AquaGuard® zippers.
Sustainability: Renewable insulation.
Weight: 490g.

Choosing between these two mid-layers depends on your specific needs: if you prioritize maximum warmth and a higher number of features, the Mountain INS Jacket 7M is the better choice. If you prefer a jacket with renewable materials, ethical considerations, and year-round versatility, the All Weather Mid-layer would be ideal.

Mountain INS Jacket 7M: Best for maximum warmth and extreme conditions.
All Weather Mid-layer: Ideal for sustainability and year-round use.

What are the differences between our Mid-Layer jackets?Updated 6 months ago