Cloudveil Snaz Jacket Men's Shell Jackets

Cloudveil Snaz Jacket Men's Shell Jackets 

DESCRIPTION

The ultimate stretch shell for any mountain environment--made from Cloudburst Stretch Light--offers waterproof, breathable protection.. Cloudburst™ Stretch Light is a 3-layer, waterproof, breathable fabric that reacts to both heat and moisture condensation. Unique, easy-adjust hood fits over climbing, skiing, or bike helmet; one-hand peripheral adjustment. Features huge Napolean-style pockets and internal stash pocket. One-handed drawcord at waist and adjustable cuffs with circle Velcro® keeper tab. Fully seam sealed to ensure waterproofness. Athletic, non-bulky fit.

USER REVIEWS

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[Nov 26, 2002]
paddleboy75
Climber

What a great jacket. The snaz jacket is form-fitting, harness friendly, and extremely comfortable. I have worn it climbing and backpacking all over Pennslyvania. The napoleon pockets are enormous! You can get to them wearing a pack. The fabric has been extremely waterproof, and nice and stretchy--which is nice for climbing. Taped seams make a perfect choice for all foul-weather treks. Can't say enough about the jacket or the company!

Customer Service

No problems with the jacket, so no customer service interaction.

Similar Products Used:

Cloudveil Cascade Burton Tri-lite

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 04, 2002]
Nick
Climber

One of the first stretch WP/B shells, and still really nice. I've had it for 2 seasons now, the fabric is holding up OK, no snags, rips, etc. I have the burnt orange color, it seems to hold dirt on the seams. The DWR long ago wore off and I've treated it twice since then. It's as breathable as any 3ply product I've used or seen. I don't miss the pit zips, and the Napolean-style pockets are great (huge!). The hood fits great, hat, helmet or nothing at all. The stretch is not readily apparent, but I'm sure I'd notice if I were to wear a shell without stretch. And the cut is the new, slim-style that many companies are going to - in a word: GREAT! No extra material, though I think Cloudveil runs a bit slim overall, even for trim styling. The hem adjustment stop-thingy is lousy, it's difficult to loosen the hem, especially with gloves on, and in the process of fighting with it I managed to rip the thing out of the jacket, so now it's a 2 handed tighten too. 3 stars for value because I think all WP/B's are too expensive for what you get.

Customer Service

Cloudveil is helpful if you call them about anything

Similar Products Used:

Solstice microshed shell, Moonstone Goretex pants

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
3
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