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Mountain Hardwear - AirMesh Half Zip - Dark Storm

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Product details

Management number 243337832 Release Date 2026/07/20 List Price $42.00 Model Number 243337832
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A single layer can have a bigger impact than you think. Our go-to, packable long sleeve houses the highest warmth-to-weight ratio of any fabric in our line, along with high breathability, conveniently comfy thumb loops, and a secure zip pocket for stashing essentials. This unique active mesh construction consists of hollow, tube-like fibers that absorb sweat quickly and efficiently—supporting insulation and heat-shielding properties to keep you temperature-regulated from the trail to the lift, and everywhere in between.

Features

  • Uses: Backpacking, Camping, Endurance Sports, Expeditions, Hiking, Mountain Running, Skiing/Snowboarding, Superlight Backcountry, Ultralight Backpacking, Winter Camping
  • Brushed back mesh made with a hollow core yarn that provides breathability to keep you cool and comfortable
  • High warmth-to-weight ratio
  • Secure zip pocket at front left
  • Easy to layer under outerwear or wear on it’s own
  • Thumbholes made with a soft knit fabric construction
  • MHW heat transfer logo at left chest
  • Anti-odor finish

Specifications

  • Fabric Body: Brushed Mesh: 100% Polyester
  • Center Back Length: 28 in / 71.1 cm
  • Approx. Fabric Weight*: 115 g/m² / 3.39 oz/yd²
*Weight based on size Medium. Actual weight may vary.

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