Montane Fury Hoodie

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Warm, durable, and flexible—this hoodie is a dependable companion for dynamic outdoor pursuits.

Montane says: 

A lightweight technical hoodie built with THERMO STRETCH brushed back fleece for insulating freedom of movement in the alpine. With a full-length zip and low profile hem and cuffs, this hoodie is the perfect partner for fast mountain assaults – either on its own or as a layering piece under your outer shell.

Our Verdict

The Montane Fury Hoodie is a highly versatile fleece jacket that delivers impressive warmth, durability, and stretch for various outdoor activities, from hiking to mountaineering.

Built with Thermo Stretch fleece, the Fury Hoodie excels in balancing insulation and breathability. The soft brushed fleece interior traps warmth while effectively managing moisture, keeping you comfortable during high-output activities. Its smooth nylon outer face adds durability and abrasion resistance, making it well-suited for rugged use. The four-way stretch ensures excellent freedom of movement, whether scrambling over rocky trails or layering under a shell.

Design details like a snug hood that fits neatly under a helmet, low-profile seams, and two zipped hand pockets make it functional and comfortable. At 409g (size M), it’s lightweight yet provides sufficient warmth for cooler conditions. While some might prefer an adjustable hem, and I would love to see this jacket with thumb loops, it is a well-made fleece that will see year-round use, whether as a mid-layer in winter or a standalone jacket in spring and autumn

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Snug fit under helmet hood
• Full-length YKK front zip
• Two zipped hand pockets
• Low profile flatlocked seams
• Low profile hem and cuffs
• Regular Fit

Specifications

• Small pair weighs: 402g
• Medium pair weighs: 409g
• Large pair weighs: 419g
• XLarge pair weighs: 453g
• XXLarge pair weighs: 456g

Material & Construction

• THERMO STRETCH brushed back fleece

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