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Pour les alpinistes désireux de porter léger, l'Alpine Start Hoody est une veste softshell ultralégère dotée d'un tissu extensible Schoeller. Ses atouts ? Une excellente respirabilité, une grande compressibilité et une résistance aux intempéries lorsque les conditions météo se dégradent à mi-parcours.
Les matériaux approuvés par Bluesign ont été soumis à des critères de production stricts, depuis les matières premières jusqu’au produit final, pour s’assurer qu’ils respectent des normes responsables et durables en ce qui concerne les personnes, l’environnement et les ressources. Avec les matériaux certifiés Bluesign, tu peux être certain que tes produits ont été fabriqués en utilisant les ressources de manière responsable et avec le moindre impact possible sur les personnes et l’environnement.
On fait confiance à ce qu'on fabrique parce qu'on utilise ce qu'on fabrique. Tous les soft goods Black Diamond sont garantis contre les défauts de matériaux et de fabrication pendant toute la durée de vie pratique du produit.
De l'escalade propre à la conservation, Black Diamond s'engage à protéger les gens et les lieux que nous aimons.
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Impossible de raconter l’histoire de l’escalade et des sports de montagne sans parler de Black Diamond. Née des cendres de Chouinard Équipement en 1989, Black Diamond s’impose aujourd’hui comme un leader de l’innovation dans le monde du matériel de grimpe, de ski et d’équipement de montagne.
Overall rating: 4.5666666 / 5 from 60 reviews.
The Men's Alpine Start Hoody by Black Diamond offers lightweight Schoeller fabric for breathability and packability, an updated silhouette for enhanced movement, and features like elastic banding and a drop hem for warmth and fit. Customers praise its essential layering capability and versatile soft shell for various weather conditions.
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"More like a wind breaker. I run really hot and appreciate how breathable it is. Wore or recently to climb a flatiron and it was the perfect amount of earth yet breathable. 6'2 270 lbs and the 3 XL fit great. I also really appreciate that it comes in a 3 XL."
"When it first arrived I was skeptical on how good it could perform since it was incredibly lightweight and to be honest it didn't feel like it would work. I went hiking to a snowy mountain at temperatures around 15°F and wind above 30mph and didn't feel the necessity to put on any more layers. It exceeded my expectations. Would definitely recommend."
"This is what is says on the tin. It has barely any features and that what makes it so great. No pockets, no hem cord, only a helmet sinch (which is needed) and a chest pocket (doubling as the jackets stuff sack). This sheds the summit wind and squall like a boss and when you're done with the early morning approach or summit push it packs away so small you'd barely notice it. couldn't recommend this more for someone who wants that minimalist softshell. If you're planning on spending all day in this than maybe a more feature jacket would be the right choice for the creature comforts."
"I run warm when ski touring and wanted something I could wear over my base layer to cut the wind on ridges, without wearing my full shell. Packs up super small when I don’t need it, weight is negligible and it is super breathable. You can feel that it’s windy, but the breeze feels warm when it gets to you. For those who find that regular midlayers are too warm, and those who realize that shells will never be breathable enough to climb in, this is for you."
"Love this jacket, I’ve had it for over 4 years and it’s still holding up well. Great hood size, zipper doesn’t stick into neck/chin and it keeps my warm on windy summer days. The only thing I would like to add to this jacket would be lower front pockets"
"I wanted to like this jacket, but the fit really let me down. I did a lot of research on this thing and the fabric is great, it blocks the wind well and is very breathable, but it is NOT suitable for climbing in my opinion. The hem is much too short, and because the fabric isn't very stretchy, you get hem lift when climbing and it pulls right out from under a harness. The hood is an awkward size too, too small to be an over the helmet hood, but unnecessarily big without a helmet. If it had a better articulated cut, longer hem and arms, and streamlined hood, it would be perfect."
"Purchased my alpine start hoodie in 2014 and it has served me well. An excellent lightweight layer for any situation. Despite how light and thin the material is it blocks wind shockingly well and even offers decent water resistance after 11 years of regular use. Despite many washes and a decade of wear it’s only slightly faded but still works great. I’m Looking forward to replacing it with the updated silhouette once my size is back in stock!"
"Like it."
"I used this to trail run in about 5C and nordic ski in -10C. Great at blocking most of the wind, while still breathing very well. DWR did a good job with light snow. True to size and moves really well with the body."
"I run hot, so I needed something lightweight but still enough to keep the wind and light rain off. This so far has met that need perfectly."
