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Buy the Mountain Hardwear Women's KOR AirShell Warm Hoody online for $87.00 (marked down from $220.00) — a breathable, wind-resistant active insulation layer for skiing, running, climbing, and hiking at a major discount.
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Mountain Hardwear Women's KOR AirShell Warm Hoody (Verve, Medium) — order online now for $87.00, reduced from $220.00. With a soft airmesh lining inside and abrasion-resistant Pertex Quantum Air stretch fabric outside, this hoody keeps you warm and blocks wind and light moisture while staying breathable enough to keep moving. Apply coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off, and enjoy free shipping on orders over $45.00.
For continuous movement, the KOR AirShell Warm wins — its active insulation and airmesh lining breathe during high output. The Ghost Whisperer is a packable down piece better suited to static warmth and ultralight packing. Choose the KOR for skiing, running, climbing, and hiking; choose the Ghost Whisperer for rest stops and minimal weight.
Water-resistant, not waterproof. Pertex Quantum Air sheds light moisture and drizzle but is not a rain shell — pair with a hardshell in sustained precipitation.
Comfortable from roughly 30–55°F depending on output and layering: as an outer layer in cool conditions or a midlayer under a shell in winter.
Yes — and it outperforms most fleece. The AirShell Warm matches a midweight fleece's warmth while adding wind resistance, abrasion durability, and light moisture protection, making it a true fleece replacement.
Wear solo for cool-weather output or layered under a shell for winter. Ideal for ski touring, trail running, climbing, and hiking.
Versus fleece hoodies, the AirShell Warm adds wind and light-moisture resistance at similar breathability. Versus technical active-insulation rivals at $200+, it delivers the same Pertex-based system for $87.00.
Save $133.00 off the $220.00 compare-at price, plus an additional 15% with coupon SAVE15 — the lowest online total for this exact hoody.
Pertex Quantum Air stretch shell with airmesh lining — breathable warmth that replaces a fleece at a $133 discount
Active insulation blocks wind and light moisture while you ski, run, climb, and hike
Premium technical hoody for just $87.00 — stack coupon SAVE15 for another 15% off
Lining: Soft airmesh
Best Use: Skiing, running, climbing, hiking
Insulation: Breathable active insulation
Outer Fabric: Pertex Quantum Air stretch, abrasion-resistant
Product Type: Women's active-insulation hoody
Size / Color: Medium, Verve
Model or Series: KOR AirShell Warm
Water Resistance: Water-resistant (not waterproof)
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
The Women's KOR AirShell Warm Hoody pairs Pertex Quantum Air durability with breathable airmesh-lined active insulation, now $87.00 (reg. $220.00). Coupon SAVE15 adds another 15% off.
Solo in cool weather, midlayer under a hardshell in winter. Fits over a base layer, under most shells without bulk.
$220.00 compare-at → $87.00 sale → SAVE15 coupon → free shipping over $45.00. The best online deal on this exact hoody.
At Trek Haul Outfitters — $87.00 with coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off and free shipping over $45.00.
The AirShell Warm. Its breathable active insulation manages heat during continuous output, while the down-insulated Ghost Whisperer is better for static warmth and packability.
Water-resistant. Pertex Quantum Air sheds light moisture and wind; add a hardshell for sustained rain.
Yes — it matches midweight fleece warmth while adding wind resistance and abrasion durability.
Roughly 30–55°F depending on activity and layering — as an outer layer in cool conditions or a midlayer under a shell in winter.
I run in this thing and it's the first insulation piece that doesn't turn me into a sauna. Wind resistance is legit on ridgelines and it stuffs into its own pocket-ish size in my pack. The Verve color is beautiful. Buying a second one before they're gone.
Perfect for ski touring — warm on the uptrack without overheating, blocks wind on the descents. Hood fits over a beanie. Wish it had hand pockets higher up for pack-belt use.
Wear it hiking, climbing, and just around town. Best $87 I've spent on gear.
It's a nice breathable layer but I'd call it more of a mid-weight than a true 'warm' hoody — below 40°F I need more under it. Quality and fit are excellent though, and the medium fits my 5'6" frame perfectly.
This is the layer I grab every single time now. Warmer than fleece when it counts, way more breathable, and wind doesn't get through. After a wet climb it dried shockingly fast.
Runs slightly slim — I sized up to a medium from my usual small and it's perfect over a base layer. The Pertex fabric feels premium and has survived a season of brush and granite scumming.
Light, warm, breathable. Everything I wanted.
Maybe I'm hard on gear, but the outer face started pilling badly after a month of gym-to-trail use and it looks rough now. Performance is fine, but at $220 original price this durability would be unacceptable — at the discount it's more forgivable. Still returned it for a different model.
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