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Backpacker Magazine – November 2008
Our female testers pick their favorite gear for fall hikes.
Pack | Bra | Rain Shell | Sleeping Bag | Pants | Vest | Midlayer
Midlayer
Cloudveil Traverse Hoodie
"This fleece actually made me look forward to cold weather," said our Colorado tester, who reported that this low-bulk, lightweight layer slid unobtrusively under a shell and kept her warmer than many heavier tops. Though not windproof, the Polartec 100 fleece repels most chill breezes, and the hood provides an instant warmth boost (bonus: no fumbling for a hat). Seams placed well away from pack straps kept testers chafe-free on long days, and the embroidered design on one arm lends this layering workhorse a playful flourish. $90; 8 oz. (M); XS-XL. cloudveil.com. Reader service #123

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READERS COMMENTS
Pockets? I jsut want to not know I have it on. It's there of coures, but I have to look and be sure.
If only they had more pockets! ;_;
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