Mountain Hardwear Warp Factor Insulated 2027 – Insulated Jacket

The Mountain Hardwear Warp Factor Insulated is built for committed resort riders who refuse to cut runs short when temperatures drop. Pairing genuine warmth with a refined, progressive silhouette, it's the kind of jacket that holds up from first chair to last light without making you choose between function and how you look on the hill.

The outer shell is a 2-layer DrySpell™ 70D recycled nylon ripstop — waterproof, breathable, and notably quiet and supple for a technical fabric. Body-mapped ThermoCloud™ insulation puts 80g at the body and hood where warmth matters most, and 60g at the sleeves to keep bulk down and mobility up. The relaxed fit is cut generously through the torso with a dropped underarm seam for clean, unrestricted movement. Key functional details include a helmet-compatible three-way adjustable hood, dual underarm zip vents with mesh backing, a powder skirt, internal stretch cuffs with thumb loops, and an integrated RECCO® reflector. Pockets cover all the bases: two zippered hand pockets, an internal chest zip pocket, an internal mesh drop pocket, and a hook-and-loop pass pocket on the sleeve.

Who it's for

This jacket suits riders who spend long days at the resort and want insulation they can count on without the stiff, bulky feel of older fill technologies. The relaxed fit works well over a midlayer and won't restrict you through moguls, tree runs, or a long traverse back to the lift. If you ride in varied conditions and want a single jacket that handles serious cold without looking like a sleeping bag, the Warp Factor earns its place in the lineup.

FAQ

• Is the hood compatible with a helmet? Yes — the hood is specifically designed to fit over a helmet and adjusts three ways via drawcord for a secure, custom fit.
• Does it have ventilation for high-output laps? Yes — underarm zip vents with mesh backing let you dump heat quickly without letting snow in when you open them up.