| Gender | Men's |
|---|---|
| Best Use | Multisport |
| Sustainability | Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria |
| Fabric | 57% polyester/33% polyamide/10% elastane (bluesign® approved) |
| Warmth | Warmer |
| Hood | Yes |
| Weight | 1 lb. 0.8 oz. |
| Pockets | Zippered side pockets; inner stash pockets |
| Removable Hood | No |
REVIEWS
9 Reviews
Jonny
I was a bit skeptical about the Houdini hype and the price for power stretch hoodie. For me it’s perfect though! I’m 6’2, 180 with longish but not super long arms. This European sized large is perfect for me. American larges like Marmot or North Face etc tend to have way too much material in the waist. I’m a medium waist with size large shoulders, so always in between sizes in many brands. Sizing aside the attention to detail is amazing. Lots of hoodies use power stretch, but they double it in the good and cuffs making it seem warmer and cozier. Helmet wearing folk may not like the small hood. It is head-sized only. I’m not wearing this with a helmet though, so the hood is perfect. If you’re a lankier build and have trouble finding the perfect mid layer or stand-alone hoodie give the Houdini a try! Keep in mind it’s a left-hand zipper (European style) if that’s a deal-breaker for you
Shae
Houdini power houdi jackets are awesome!! These jackets are very warm and soft, body hugging. I order a size up for a looser fit. I would have one of these jackets in every color!
Campfire People
Gift for 30-something son. He immediately started wearing it for winter running and weekend chores. Great fit, nice and long, true to size. I'm not an athlete but would like one for casual wear.
pdlucky
I purchased this hoodie on a suggestion from my brother and wow was I not disappointed. I was pretty skeptical with the price but once I got it and tried it on I was blown away and feel like I would have paid even more. Hands down if you are looking for a comfortable hoodie this has to be the best one on the market. I’m 6’ tall 182 lbs and purchased the XL and it fits perfectly.
SamN
Holy cow. If it was legal to marry a clothing garment, this would be it. Granted, if you pay full price you may have to choose between this and the next mortgage payment. But you feel every dollar - slipping this on feels like you're being gently embraced by a thousand fluffy baby pandas. It also has the added benefit of forcing you to stay in shape, because there's no way to hide the additional weight here. Scandinavian trim is a good way to describe the fit. I'm 5.9, 173.2 pounds and medium works, but I def don't have room for much additional beer consumption. But that's a small price to pay for those baby pandas.
Steph
Just look at it. It's beautiful. Add the feature "highest quality standard in fleece material" as The outer surface is smooth while the inner has the familiar fleece texture we have come to love. Certainly it is warm and the hood also an appropriate shape and seize making it the lady said. I find that it is with so, a soft stretchy luxurious and sensual experience. a must have for me or a great choice as a great gift for a special person. I wrote this for the contest with such ease because it is all in perfect honesty.
Magnus 100
I usually wear a medium but I had to go large with this one. I'm 5'11 and ~ 180 lbs. The fit it beautiful, the hoodie is the most comfortable I've ever experienced. It molds to your head and moves with your head. Unlike other hoodies, it doesn't obstruct your view and isn't noisy. This jacket is very flexible with the perfect amount of stretch and absolutely does not restrict movement. It's reasonably warm on its own. With a light jacket (e.g. The OR men's ascendant jacket layered on top of this, it's very warm and I think most people will be comfortable in 20 degrees Fahrenheit with mild activity level. Regarding longevity, it's too early to tell. It's also too early to tell if it pills. I've not washed it yet so I can't tell if it shrinks or exhibits any type of degradation after washing. So far, I love this jacket.
Kenji
I've been using this as a mid layer riding early morning throughout the year . Definitely keeps me warm through the northwest winter. Its a thick fleece good to 32-45 degrees for my activity level.
ChrisR
OK, so some context first. I usually size at Large Tall for Shirts/Jackets and Large for pants. This usually means that I must equip XL for Jacket and Pants to get the length I need . Everything starts bigger than I need :-( Once layering commences, buried in big gear, I lose mobility - everything becomes more effort. This is where the Houdi's are so good. These Houdi's are extremely warm/cozy, flexible and CLOSE FITTING. This means that I can have base layer, Houdi's and my normal soft shell - essentially 3 layers without expedition sizing. Consequently, I can climb in the cold without going beyond my soft shell. Once the weather/cold gets really rough I can add heavy duty insulation and hard shell, without being built like Bigfoot. I still have great mobility. My only criticism comes from personal preference. I don't like a hood under my helmet (gives me neck ache). I prefer combinations of buffs, masks, balaclavas and hats. As such, I had a tailor remove the hood and improvise a collar. IMO, you can have too many hoods. Of all the gear I have purchased in the last few years, these were one of my best purchases. I thoroughly recommend it. (Used on Peak Lenin 23406 ft / 7134 m)
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