Love at first sight, a four-leaf clover, a crimp in Rifle, a climber without tendonitis some things are rare to find the Ghost Whisperer™ UL Jacket is, too. Made with 1000-fill RDS®-certified down, a limited, time-sensitive resource that uses only the highest quality plumes from the down selection, this jacket raises the bar as our lightest, fully featured insulated layer ever created. So, if you're going to go ultralight, don't hold back: opt into the best-available insulation before it's gone.
Fit & Design
Standard fit hoodie
Ultra-lightweight ripstop fabric
Two zippered hand pockets
Elastic binding on cuffs to seal in warmth
Technology
1000-fill Allied RDS®-certified down insulation
Additional Details
Center Back Length: 27.5 inch / 69.9 cm
Brand : Mountain Hardwear
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 24MHAMMGHSTWHSPRRMOU
REVIEWS
4.5
83%
Recommended
34 Reviews
Ron
Verified Purchase
3 weeks ago
The Ghost Whisperer
What's not to love about a mountain hardware 1000 fill down jacket
Chris
Verified Purchase
1 month ago
My 3 Season Go-to
I have many puffy jackets of various fills from different companies. But because the Whisperer UL’s minimal and high efficiency down, this tends to be the one I bring with me most of the year, especially in Spring-Summer-Fall. It packs down so well there’s never an excuse to not bring it, and it wears great because it’s so light and comfortable. I’m 5’11”, 195lb, athletic build, the Large size is a perfect fit. I can wear it with only a t-shirt under, and it doesn’t feel too big. I can wear it over base+fleece and still doesn’t feel too tight. I was worried a bit about the 7d denier fabric and being too fragile, however I’ve stuffed this thing in/out of it’s pocket probably 50 times this last year on various hikes and no visible signs of wear. Only had a few feathers poke out so not bad really. As for temperate keep in mind this isn’t the warmest puffy out there and it wasn’t designed to be. I use it as my 3-season insulation layer for breaks when hiking, or at higher elevations under a shell when descending. I find it works well to down to around 40 degrees or so and below that time for something different. At this temperature range, the lack of neck and waste draw cords I don’t think is an issue as it would be with a jacket intended for colder weather. Also, the glacier color looks much better in person. In the photo it looks grey, but in person it really looks like a glacier with all kinds of shades of grey. Someone at Camp Muir asked me whether it was glacier camo. LOL. Think I’m going to sell my Cerium.
Matt
Verified Purchase
1 month ago
Will Definitely Buy Another
Favorite backpacking jacket. Will buy another one when it goes on sale again.
Virginia Herbie
Verified Purchase
1 month ago
10/10
Love this warm light weight jacket - surprisingly great at blocking wind too.
Bacha
1 month ago
Ul
yes, ultralight, good as mid layer, but not quite warm, just for light cold weather. and expensive if one looks for warmth too
