Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody
Cascade Performance Hoody

Cascade Performance Hoody

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Our Cascade Performance Hoody delivers the technical requirements for mountain adventure - moisture management, sun protection, multisport versatility- and it does so in a lightweight polyester fabric that has a natural, cotton-like feel. The lightweight, micro-grid knit provides superb quick-drying breathability to keep you comfortable and focused on your adventure. A hood, droptail hem and thumbhole cuffs provide coverage.

    Moisture Wicking

    Ultralight

    Breathable

    UPF50+ Protection

    THE EBERLESTOCK GUARANTEE
    We are confident that we fulfill every order with the utmost quality, accuracy and timely delivery. In the event that we do not meet any of your expectations, we are happy to return or exchange items that comply with our simple guidelines

    Technical Features

    • Comfortable micro-grid, polyester knit
    • UPF50+ protection
    • Moisture-wicking and quick drying
    • Droptail hem and thumbhole cuffs

    Find Your Size

    S M L XL XXL
    Sleeve 33-34 34-35 35-36 36-37 37-38
    Chest 35-38 39-41 42-45 46-48 49-52
    Waist 28-30 31-33 34-36 37-40 41-44
    Hip 36-38 38-40 42-44 46-48 48-50
    Inseam 28-30 29-32 32-34 32-34 33-34
    Long Inseam -- 33-35 34-36 34-36 --

    Eberlestock Layering System

    Designed to keep you warm, manage moisture, and protect you from exposure to the elements.

    Consists of 3 discrete layers of apparel, each with a specific function.

    Separate layering allows you to adapt your clothing to suit both the weather conditions and the activity level.

    LAYER 1: BASELAYER - TRANSPORTATION

    The foundation which starts the heat generation and moisture transport process. This is the wicking layer which transports away moisture from the skin and helps regulate body temperature. Sweat passes into the next layer of clothing so the base stays dry.

    The baselayer is one of the most integral pieces of clothing, forming the key foundation of the layering system and enabling you to stay warm and dry. This layer is worn next-to-skin, creating a thin layer of warm air against the body. It helps to transport moisture and sweat vapor from the skin to regulate the body’s temperature.

    Our ultralight baselayers combine the excellent antimicrobial properties of Merino Wool with the quick-drying and 4-way stretch of synthetic fabrics. In our midweight baselayers, our proprietary HexWeave™ gridded fleece adds engineered air channels to both trap heat and wick moisture away from the body.

    LAYER 2: MIDLAYER - INSULATION

    Midlayer garments have insulating properties which trap the warmth generated by the body. This layer is worn over the baselayer to help trap in body heat, as well as further transporting sweat away from the body to keep you warm and dry.

    A versatile layer, with different types of insulation and moisture transport technology: waterproof down or loft insulation, high-pile fleece, specialized quilted panels, DWR-treated shells and more. In some instances, our versatile midlayers could also act as the outerlayer, depending on weather conditions.

    LAYER 3: OUTERLAYER - PROTECTION

    This protective layer is crucial for protection against the elements, including wind, rain and snow. This “working layer” provides elemental protection, allows for ventilation and heat management, and is the final stage of moisture transport to move water out of your system to get you dry. There are different types of protective layers. For example, a waterproof jacket for rain or an insulated softshell jacket for protection against cold.

    EXTERNAL FACTORS AND CONSIDERATIONS

    Two things to consider and plan for when selecting your apparel: Level of Activity and Weather Conditions.

    Level of Activity

    High Intensity Activities will generate body heat and sweat, so it’s necessary to wear clothing that is breathable, moisture-wicking, and has good temperature regulation properties. Over-layering will introduce too much heat and moisture into your system, and can cause problems later on. For a high intensity activity, like a high-altitude hike into elk territory, starting with a light baselayer, a versatile midlayer like a vest and a softshell outer layer stowed in your pack is a good strategy.

    Low Intensity Activities, like glassing and or treestand hunting often require more insulation and weather protection to retain heat during the long static periods.

    Often, a hunt will consist of both types of these activities. Planning ahead, wearing the best layering setup to start and having packed other options to maintain heat and keep dry is critical. An old adage, “Start Cold” refers to starting with lighter layers, allowing the activity to build heat and ensuring sweat is being wicked away and evaporated to make temperature regulation easier and more comfortable overall for the long haul.

    Weather Conditions

    Level of activity is a good starting point when choosing appropriate layers, but weather conditions and temperature are also very important to consider. Weather conditions can be unpredictable, which is why it’s helpful to bring additional layers with you so you can remove or swap pieces to change the dynamic of your layering system.

    Extreme cold conditions will often dictate a warmer, thicker baselayer and more insulation for your midlayer, whereas wet and windy conditions will often require a hardshell to seal out the external moisture while still offering some breathability.

    Conversely hot weather conditions often require deliberate selection of layers to cover skin, prevent moisture loss but wick sweat, and cover skin from exposure, while helping regulate temperature via evaporative cooling.

    UPF protection is also a key factor to consider, and some hybrid layers (baselayer/outerlayer) like our Bruneau Hoodie offer wicking, wind protection and UV protection as well.

    Wet/Cold environments are the most dangerous, as they rob the body of heat via conduction, convection and evaporation. Waterproof hardshells and wicking inner layers are key to managing moisture and preserving core body temperature.

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 6 reviews
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    Bradley O.
    Height: 5'8" - 5'11"
    Weight: 161-180 lbs
    Ordered in size: Medium
    Fit: True To Size
    Excellent fit

    Exactly what I was looking for in a lightweight baselayer

    M
    Mike B.
    Height: 6'0"-6'3"
    Weight: 181-200 lbs
    Ordered in size: Large
    Fit: True To Size
    Super versatile layer

    Lightweight and comfortable. A really nice versatile layer. Feels very high quality.

    J
    James D.
    Different size than the breneau

    I ordered the XXL like I normally do but it was kinda tight. Smooth return process going to try out a XXXL

    M
    Matt G.
    Perfect fit

    The shirt is amazing. It fits perfectly and feels even better! So much so, that I bought another one!

    B
    Bruce S.
    Count on slow shipping

    Products are awesome! Shipping is super slow. If you order just know, it’s gonna take twice as long as you think to get your order.

    R
    Ryan B.
    Just in time

    These got released just in time as I was looking for the perfect summer long sleeve!!! Fit and feel great