OR Winter Market 2009 -- GJ Report #6
January 27, 2009, 10:12 am / Categories: Miscellaneous
Products as seen by the Gear Junkie at Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, January 22 – 24, 2009. . .
Loki Mountain Hoodie — Loki LLC of Grand Junction, Colo., describes its Mountain Hoodie as a “casual sport hoodie, made from cutting-edge materials with serious severe weather back up features.” Like many Loki products, the hoodie has hidden mittens that fold out of its sleeves for use in an emergency or for regular wear. The insulated hood has a hidden face shield with breathable “nose netting” for use in severe cold. Two large zippered side pockets and two chest zipper pockets (left front pocket features an MP3 pass-through port) are included. Available now for $135.
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I was recently given a Loki hoodie, and wow! Not only is this thing made of high quality, soft and warm fleece, but it has some of the coolest features I’ve ever seen on a fleece top. The built in mittens are super easy to deploy and you hardly notice them when not in use. I use the face/neck warmer less than the mittens, but this too is a unique and helpful feature. This Colorado company makes a full line of outdoor clothing, all complete with these unique Loki features.