Cloudveil Men's Bear Claw Shell Jacket

A 3-layer waterproof, breathable jacket that will stand up to the rigors of back country adventure, but won't weight you down, the Cloudveil Bear Claw Shell Jacket for Men is lightweight, fully seam sealed and provides durable reliable protection from the elements. An attached storm hood offers excellent coverage and oversized pockets are ideal for warming up your hands or storing your skins when you start making turns. The dual slider pit zips of the Bear Claw Shell makes on-the-fly ventilation a breeze and internal pockets will keep your keys, chap stick, and GPS secure and close at hand.

• Cloudburst™ 3Layer shell fabric
• Transporter™ Brushed Tricot chin guard and hand warmer pockets
• Waterproof, breathable and full seam sealed
• Attached storm sealing hood
• Beonded draft flap with chin guard
• Laser cut and bonded water-resistant zippers
• Dual slider pit zips
• Dual chest pockets
• Oversided hand warmer pockets
• Laminated cuff tabs
• Adjustable storm sealing hem
• Interior pockets
• Weight: 19oz

Reviews - Cloudveil Men's Bear Claw Shell Jacket

Frank Shuping - 05-14-2010

I like it but it is a little bite tight.
The Color is Great and It feel's good on. I could stand for it to be a little bite larger.

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leon barson - 07-17-2010

Great Hard Shell From Cloudveil
The Bear Claw is a tremendous hard shell that keeps you dry during high output winter activities. It serves as an outer shell that you can layer over an insulated soft shell. And the helmet and pit zips come in handy!

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Dave - 01-19-2010

High Quality Jacket
I have heavy winter jackets that weigh 2 or 3 pounds that keep me warm and dry, but I have never invested in a lightweight jacket insulated shell as this Cloudveil Bear Claw. I had a 20% coupon from Cloudveil, but they were out of this product in the flax color. I searched and found the product here at Altrec for a better price! This jacket is well designed, amazingly light (19oz), waterproof, good looking, and roomy enough for layering. The only negative I have found is it is advertised as an insulated jacket on the Cloudveil site, but is more like a shell. A great addition to my winter and spring backcountry wear!

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