Men's Mithril Jacket
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Love this jacket!
I've owned two of these jackets. Great fit and I think it is true to size. Great 3 season jacket...might be a bit warm for summer. Purchase when colors are discontinued you will find some great deals. BTW OR has a great lifetime warranty.
February 3, 2012
Well worth the money!
I am 5'10" and weigh about 160, with a 36 inch chest. I originally ordered the small but it was too trim of a fit for layering underneath, the meduim is great. Awesome quality goes without saying, as with any OR products. Although I haven't field tested this jacket yet, I think it will be a great one! There is a thin "micro fleece" type lining which gives the jacket a bit warmer feel than a standard shell. You may want to order a size up if a trim fit is not what your going for. (Cuffs are adjustable)
October 29, 2011
Must Buy
Great for rock climbing small and large walls. Waterproof, Windproof, Light Weight, and Durable. Best soft shell I have ever owned! This product is a must buy for mountaineering.
April 26, 2011
Great jacket
Have had this jacket for over a year now. Still makes me smile very time I wear it. Windproof and warm with the right layering. Looks different than anything else out there. Highly recommend.
February 23, 2011
Great jacket
I was looking for an insulated, waterproof, hooded jacket. Don't think I could've found a better fit than with the Mithril. The fit is definitely geared for a more athletic build. I'm 6', 165 and the medium fits great. It's the perfect weight for the Northwest climate, the fleece lining is just warm enough but doesn't get too hot when exerting yourself. Seems to be totally waterproof, although I haven't had a chance to really test that yet.
Looks good around town, and performs great in the elements!
No regrets here
February 15, 2011
Great all round softshell
Really like the versatility of the softshell jackets and have owned a Mountain Hardwear Syncho jacket for three years. The hood on the Mithril, tighter material weave and a little more interior fleece gives this jacket a lower temperature range and the ability to wear the jacket in bad weather. Also great for skiing.
January 5, 2011
Awesome
Put this jacket to the test immediately, teens to low 30's for weeks now, with snow and rain. Jacket is excellent! Not by itself, but with a hoodie or nice underlayer.
December 10, 2010
One of the best purchases ever
This was my first Outdoor Research gear purchase, specifically made for a Sept. climb of Mt Rainier. Worked perfectly. After made Camp Muir, rarely came off. Kept me warm and dry for the next 2 days. Easy on/off over gear and hood worked well with a helmet. No leakage at all.
November 10, 2010
Good looking coat - not quite warm enough.
Like the coat but had to return it. It would be great for around town or out to dinner, but I noticed the wind goes right through it in sub 50 degreee temps.
April 15, 2010
good quality, not right size for me
I am 5'9" 190 with muscular build and very broad shoulders. I ordered large and it was way too short(above belt buckle) Sleeve length was perfect so ordering up wouldn't work. Zippers were tight. I ordered black and it was very stylish but in the end it just didn't fit. First Outdoor Research product and am a bit disappointed. Maybe it's just was awkward size but 95% of every other brand fits nice in large.
April 13, 2010
Great all around jacket
Outdoor Research's Mithril jacket appears to be a well designed soft shell for wet and stormy winter conditions. Sizing feels similar to other OR products. I am 5'10", 145 lbs. and a size medium fits me perfect, except that the length was shorter then I prefer to allowing for adequate layering. All else said, a quality product at a reasonable price.
January 7, 2010
Great multipurpose jacket
This is quickly becoming my go-to jacket. I'm 5'11'' and 145 lbs with a 37'' chest, and a small fits great. It's windproof, waterPROOF, not just resistant, and warm down to about 45 degrees when still because of its nice fleece lining. It's light and pretty packable too. There's really no reason *not* to bring this jacket along when you're heading into iffy weather, since it's functional in so many situations. If it ends up not raining, well then it's still plenty good as an insulation piece. I wouldn't use it as a technical shell, since the body is cut kind of short, and the hood could stand to be roomier. It leaves my face a little bit exposed. If I were only allowed to bring one jacket on a trip, it would be this one. It's just such an incredibly versatile piece of gear. Highly recommended.
January 1, 2010
