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Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Zip T - Men's - 10/11

Our Price: $42.95 ($42.05 savings)
MSRP: $85.00
Item #: 6540269

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Flat lock seams, High moisture management, 12" front zipper Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Zip T gets big points for function and versatility. The Power Stretch Zip Tee gives you full neck coverage with an option to ventilate, and can be worn as underwear, mid layer, or even as the outer layer. The Power Stretch Zip-T is made of a four-way, two-sided stretch fleece: a moisture-wicking, brushed side and a non-pilling, smooth, flat-knit nylon side. Zipper construction allows you to wear this Mountain Hardwear baselayer either side out. The neck is high and the tail is long enough for ample coverage, even when arms are extended overhead. The seams of the Powerstretch zip t are sewn flat and overlocked for chafeless durability. The Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Zip T Mens is designed to take the rigors of alpine climbing and high altitude mountaineering.

Flat lock seams
High moisture management
12" front zipper

Size Chart for Mountain Hardware Men

User reviews

04/30/2010

Author: Mr. Clark

Very nice product. It is very warm relative to how thick it is, and it is also very comfortable. The smooth side makes it easy to pull other layers over it. I wore it golfing the other day under a windshirt. It was about 35 and windy when I started. I was fine until it warmed up to about 50 or so, then I had to take the wind shirt off because I was too warm. I didn't find it to be restrictive at all for golfing, and the snug fit/stretchability avoided the hassles of a typical baggy sweat top. The only real downside is that the zipper is uncomfortable where it contacts the front of your neck if you zip it up all the way. The XL fit me almost perfectly for this type of garment (snug, but not too tight of a fit with nothing else underneath it). I'm slightly over 6 feet tall, about 180, with a 34 inch waist, and I normally wear a 43 long athletic cut suit with the sleeves shortened about one half inch. (OK, I'm not the finest specimen of physical manhood walking the planet, but I wanted give others as much info as possible to help in picking the proper size)