Mountain Hardwear Stretchdown Light Shacket — $90 (reg. $249.98). Built for car campers, winter travelers, and anyone torn between a flannel and a puffy, this down shirt jacket is on sale at 64% off — apply coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off at checkout. Free shipping on orders over $45.
How Warm Is the Stretchdown Light Shacket?
With 700-fill RDS-certified down, the Light Shacket delivers solid cold-weather warmth for its weight — comfortably good for cool fall days, chilly evenings around camp, and winter days in the mid-30s to low 40s °F worn over a t-shirt or base layer. It's a light-insulation piece: for deep winter cold, layer it under a shell or add a heavier midlayer. The stretch baffle construction moves with you and eliminates stiff, boxy baffles.
What Is a Stretchdown Shacket?
A shacket is a shirt-jacket hybrid. Mountain Hardwear's Stretchdown version inter-weaves stretch fabric with down-filled channels, blending technical warmth with casual flannel-style styling — the ideal balance of technical and casual.
Fit and Layering
The Stretchdown Light Shacket fits true to size with room to wear it over a t-shirt; it layers under a hardshell but is primarily designed as an outer casual-warmth layer.
Specifications
- Brand: Mountain Hardwear
- Series: Stretchdown
- Type: Down-insulated shirt jacket (shacket)
- Insulation: 700-fill RDS-certified down
- Construction: Inter-woven stretch baffle design
- Best For: Car camping, winter travel, cold days in town
Use Cases
Campfire evenings, road trips, winter errands, travel layering, and shoulder-season cold snaps.
Price and Deal Value
$90 vs. $249.98 — save $159.98 (64%), plus extra 15% off with SAVE15. Free shipping over $45.
