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ABOUT US In 2002, Minus33 was created by textile engineers from L. W. Packard & Co. Inc. L. W. Packard has been involved in just about every aspect of the wool industry, and a proud family-owned business since 1916. In 1995, L.W. Packard was selected by Textile World magazine as one of the top ten textile plants in the world. With so much of our family history rooted in the wool industry, combined with our genuine passion for the outdoors, it only made sense for Minus33 to emerge as a merino wool clothing brand. Minus33 began as a snowmobile brand, and quickly expanded to other outdoor markets, such as hiking, skiing, and hunting due the versatility of our product offering. EXPEDITION DETAILS RECOMMENDED FOR Activities: Hiking, Camping, Lifestyle, Snowsports, Hunting, Fishing. Seasons: Spring, Fall, Winter. High Activity Temperatures: 0°F to 30°F Low Activity Temperatures: 30°F to 0°F 400 G/M2 Interlock Knit 20.5 Micron 95% Merino Wool 5% Spandex UPF Rating 50+ KEEP OUT THE COLD Minus33 Expedition Weight clothing has seen action in both the Antarctic and Arctic, and even to the Summit of Mount Everest. Anyone venturing out in the cold will greet our Expedition clothing with a warm welcome as either a base, mid or outer layer. When you need to keep the ever-present cold from seeping in, our Expedition items will be your best friend. WHY MERINO WOOL? MOISTURE WICKING Minus33 Merino Wool regulates the amount of moisture on your skin by absorbing any moisture or sweat on your body. Then, the absorbed moisture evaporates out of the fabric into the atmosphere. INSULATES WHEN WET Wool will absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling wet or clammy. If you do get wet, wool will insulate you better than cotton or polyester materials. UV PROTECTION Don’t worry about sunburn on a sunny day summiting a peak. Lightweight layers have a UPF rating of 25. Midweight and Expedition have a UPF rating of 50+. RENEWABLE Merino Wool has a low environmental footprint and naturally returns to the elements. Shear a merino sheep in the morning, and in the afternoon they’re happily nibbling their way towards renewing next season’s clip. The Kodiak Full Zip Expedition Hoodie Much like the coat on the Kodiak Bear, our Kodiak is our warmest cold-weather garment. Made with our Expedition weight 400 g/m2 fleeced Merino Wool fabric, the Kodiak Hoodie is crafted with thumbholes and a drawstring to bundle you up for wicked cold days. This hoodie is amazing whether you are working the crab boats off the Alaskan coast, biking around Boston without a jacket in January, or just going for a leisurely walk on a fall afternoon. This is a truly world-class garment that you won't leave home without. KATMAI MEN'S EXPEDITION WOOL BOTTOM YUKON MEN'S EXPEDITION WOOL CREW KOBUK EXPEDITION WOOL 1/4 ZIP KODIAK EXPEDITION WOOL FULL ZIP HOODIE CHUGACH MEN'S EXPEDITION ZIP-OFF 3/4 BOTTOMS Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Customer Reviews 4.0 out of 5 stars 8 4.8 out of 5 stars 11 4.4 out of 5 stars 133 — 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 Price — no data — no data $159.99$159.99 $219.99$219.99 $159.99$159.99 Flat Lock Seams ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Tagless ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ no data Suggested Layer Base/ Mid Layer Base/ Mid Layer Mid/ Outer Layer Mid/ Outer Layer Mid Layer Waistband Covered Waistband no data no data no data Neck Style no data Crew 1/4 Zip Mock Neck Full Zip no data Fit Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular
LEGENDARY EXPEDITION HOODIE: 95% Merino Wool 5% Spandex means your hoodie is super soft and extremely comfortable. The best in easy care technology means your merino wool is machine washable and dryable. Maximum insulation and awesome style makes the Minus33 merino wool full-zip hoodie an essential part of your everyday go-to-gear.
CRAFTED TO FIT: Sizes S to XXL in a regular fit. Fleeced inside provides a softer warmer feel. Roomy hood with drawstring. Heavy-duty zipper allows adjustable venting. Full-length zipper backing keeps the cold from seeping in. A zipper garage and discrete thumbholes round out the features. 2 front pockets comfortably fit a large cell phone. 1 interior stash pocket. Expertly designed for everyday use.
EXPERIENCED BRAND: Although there are many copy-cats on the market today, Minus33 has been a trusted brand since 2004.
IMPORTED: As the legacy of a 100+ year old USA based woolen company, Minus33 knows quality and comfort in Merino Wool. We are committed to bringing you the best Merino Wool products at a reasonable price.
TECHNICAL DETAILS: 95% 20.5 Micron Merino Wool, 5% Spandex, 400 g/m2 Fleeced interlock knit construction with flatlock seams. Garment Weight Size Large = 1 lb. 14 oz. (865 grams) UPF Rating 50+.
Nice garment. Hood is much too big.Update after 5 years: has held up very well and proven to be a reliable garment for everyday wear, camping, and travel. I've never learned to love to oversized hood, but I think that has more to do with preferring the two-panel hood design over the three panel, on any garment. There is no denying the hood keeps me warm though! After 5 years of regular wear, including frequent camping trips and travel, the jacket looks almost as good as the day I got it. The color has not faded or anything. The cuffs are beginning to fray a bit. I did get one small hole in the lower back, I think from moths, but it was easy to darn and is not visible unless you look for it. This is common for wool garments where I live, unless they are stored in cedar chests or mothballs. I mention it only to point out it's not a fatal flaw, just part of expected maintenance for wool garments for me. Most of my other wool has darning repairs, too.This is a true multi-use garment. I can layer it under a nice coat or denim jacket for cold weather use in the city, or wear it alone. It looks equally at home in the woods or in town. It makes a fine emergency rain coat, and is all you really need anyway if you are only going from the door to the car. Wool provides a wide range of comfort, compared to fleece, though it is heavier. I also like the fire resistance for camping and flying. I'm returning a down jacket because I realized it was only ever one spark away from being wrecked, whereas the wool hoody cares nought about sparks. When camping, I sleep in the hoody and it keeps my head and neck warm. In fact, I kinda never take it off camping, once the Temps get down to the low 60s or less.I have the Medium, and it weighs 1 lb 14oz, which is fairly porky for hiking gear. But, I generally am wearing it, not carrying it, and the weight doesn't matter so much then. The fit is long (I'm 5' 9" tall) and I like that it covers my tail feathers, because I don't like cold tail feathers. The sleeves are almost too short, but long enough, although another inch or 3/4" would not hurt.Honestly, the only reason I even have other jackets is for novelty, because this one jacket really does do it all for me. Sometimes I just need to give it a break and wear fleece or a cotton hood for variety, not because those are better than this jacket. If you like wool garments, I think you will like this one.