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The Mountain Hardwear Kor Stasis™ Hoodie is a breathable Pertex Quantum Air and PrimaLoft Active insulated hoodie for high-output winter activity, now $88 (save $142 off $230) with online purchase and coupon savings at Trek Haul Outfitters.
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The Mountain Hardwear Kor Stasis™ Hoodie is a lightweight active-insulation hoodie built for running, nordic and ski touring, and high-output winter activity where sweat-soaked chill is the enemy. Buy online for the current price of $88.00, down from $230.00 — save $142.00 (62%) — with coupon code SAVE15 stacking further savings.
Yes — that's exactly what it's engineered for. PrimaLoft Active insulation traps warmth while letting vapor pass through so heat dissipates on tempos, uphill slogs, and ski tours. The Pertex Quantum Air outer adds weather resistance so light rain or spindrift won't leave you drenched.
Best for cold-weather running, nordic skiing, and ski touring in roughly the 20°F–45°F range depending on output. Stretch construction supports full stride and pole swing.
Versus static puffer hoodies, the Kor Stasis breathes during motion. Versus fleece midlayers, it adds weather resistance and lofted warmth. At $88 against a $230 MSRP, no comparable PrimaLoft Active piece comes close on price value.
Current price: $88.00. Compare-at: $230.00. Savings: $142.00 (62%). Coupon SAVE15 adds 15% off at checkout; orders over $45 ship free.
PrimaLoft Active stretch insulation with Pertex Quantum Air weather resistance at a 62%-off price of $88 (save $142)
Breathable vapor-permeable design built for high-output running and ski touring in cold conditions
Premium branded active hoodie at less than half MSRP — coupon SAVE15 adds 15% more off at checkout
Series: Kor Stasis™
Best Use: Winter running, nordic skiing, ski touring
Insulation: PrimaLoft Active stretch synthetic
Product Type: Insulated Active Hoodie
Shell Fabric: Pertex Quantum Air (weather-resistant)
Weight Class: Lightweight
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
The Mountain Hardwear Kor Stasis™ Hoodie solves sweat-chill for winter runners and ski tourers. At $88 vs. $230 MSRP, you save $142 — and coupon SAVE15 cuts another 15% at online checkout.
Winter running, nordic skiing, ski touring, and cold-weather training where breathability matters as much as warmth.
Versus fleece: more warmth and weather resistance. Versus puffers: dramatically better vapor transfer at tempo. Versus rival active-insulation hoodies: a fraction of the price in this sale.
Yes — it's designed for exactly that. PrimaLoft Active insulation moves vapor out while insulating, and Pertex Quantum Air shrugs off light precipitation during runs and ski tours.
Most users find it ideal from about 20°F to 45°F during aerobic output, adjusting base layers for colder or milder days.
Buy online at Trek Haul Outfitters for $88.00 — a 62% discount off the $230.00 compare-at price — with coupon SAVE15 for extra savings.
It's warmer and more weather-resistant than fleece yet far more breathable than a puffer, making it the best alternative for moving fast in cold weather.
Yes — the 62% off sale, coupon code SAVE15 (extra 15% off), and free shipping over $45 combine for the lowest available price on this hoodie.
This is the holy grail for winter touring. Skinned up at a sweat, stopped at the summit and stayed warm without swapping layers. The Pertex Quantum Air shell cuts wind shockingly well and it packs down small in my pack. Best insulation piece I've owned in 20 years of backcountry skiing.
The PrimaLoft Active insulation is perfect for high-output days — warm when static, never clammy when moving. My only gripe is the hand pockets are shallow for big gloves. Fit is trim, so size up if you layer underneath.
Warm, light, breathes. Zero regrets.
Great for active use in the 20s to 30s, but it's not a parka. If you expect to stand around in single digits you'll want something warmer underneath or a different piece.
I used to carry a fleece, a light puffy, and a windshell. The Kor Stasis does all three jobs for most conditions. The hood fits over a beanie, the cuffs seal out spindrift, and after a full season of skiing and ice climbing it still looks brand new.
Loved the fit and warmth, but the main zipper started snagging and splitting within a month. Returning it — hopefully a defect, but frustrating at this price point even discounted.
I use this for winter trail running and it's the best I've found for staying warm on the start line and not overheating mid-run. The fabric moves with you and doesn't rustle. A bit pricey at full retail but the sale made it an easy call.
That's the highest review I can give. He wore it shoveling snow, walking the dog, and on our winter hikes until I barely saw it. We're both 60 and appreciate that it's genuinely warm but light enough to forget you're wearing it. Ordered a second one immediately.
Wore this under a shell at 14,000 feet and stayed comfortable through everything from belay stances to pitch climbing. The stretch in the fabric is excellent for overhead moves. DWR beaded off a surprise snow squall without issue.
Quality is exactly what I expect from Mountain Hardwear. The insulation regulates temperature better than any fleece I've owned. Just note the athletic cut — if you have a bigger chest or broad shoulders, go up a size.
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