Mens CragRunner Sun Hoodie
Mens CragRunner Sun Hoodie
Features
Features
- Lightweight Sun Protection - UPF 30+ rated fabric shields you from harsh rays without weighing you down.
- Breathable Performance Fabrics - Engineered for maximum airflow to keep you cool during long approaches and hot climbing sessions.
- Comfort Driven Design - Soft, stretchy material moves with you, perfect for high-output days on rock or trail.
Sizing
Sizing
Optimized with longer arms and a low profile fit for climbing.
Sustainability
Sustainability
- Each clothing item ships from our solar powered shop in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
- Most clothing items are shipped in biodegradable bags.
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Designed to keep you protected from the sun, with UPF 30+ fabric. While being as lightweight as possible to help keep you cool as a cucumber!
Tested everywhere from sweltering days climbing offwidth in Indian Creek, to beautiful days crimping at Smith Rock.
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Una camisa excelente para escalar, con gorro para cubrirse del sol.
I’ve had this hoodie for a few months now and let me tell you the UV protection does wonders against the harsh NM sun! I also like the breathability of the material and the holes on the sleeves to help protect the tops of your hands. It’s been a go to for days out bouldering or even quick day hikes
Breathable and light enough to not feel hot when its hot out offering protection from the sun and any bugs. Felt comfortable enough while on ropes and was never noticeably in the way.
I've had the hoodie for a few months now and I LOVE this thing! It's sooooo comfortable and light! Having glove holes if you're layering is a nice touch! Found it to be dryer safe as well, which is very much appreciated. Only small issue I've had with it, is if you wear it out in the rain, then go indoors, it gets a little steamy.
But overall, five stars! Which is a bit of a shocker for me, since I dislike long-sleeved clothing 99% of the time. I will wear T-shirts in winter over long sleeves, just because I don't like the feel lol. But the crag runner may make me rethink that come winter.