Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer 2 Jacket Review - Engearment.com 

Glad to hear you are loving it!

I light have a good option for you! Doing a review on a down puffy from 686. I will have that you this week. It has a merino liner. Good call on the zipper pulls. I use the cord from Kuhl packaging as extra grab for pulls. Patagonia also has nice ones from their repair shop. Very good tactic to fix the small zippers. Take care!

@@Engearment you're awesome thanks for the heads up. Best review channel out there

Stoked for you! It is a great puffy. Enjoy! 🙌

How is it?

Fantastic.

@@markcrowell2727 awesome! Thanks

Good feedback. You are spot on with the HyperDry. Better overall considering the eco friendliness. I have not tested the UL version. Yet. Perhaps we will!! I will see if that is an option with our MH contact. FWIW the GW2 has been great. Several on our Engearment team use it often.

Hey Liam, so we are looking for -4F jacket? I think you could pull that off with proper layering. I run hot and can get by with just 200wt merino and puffy for those temps, as long as I am moving steadily.

Agreed, that would have been very nice and not much weight either.

I totally understand on the lack of hood adjustment. I did a comparison review of the MH GW vs the Patagonia DAS Light and Micro Puff. The DAS Light is a few ounces heavier, but is fully featured and has a great hood. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7KSD-Sj9SpM.html

Hello Zach! Thank you for the kind words! Much appreciated my friend. I feel you on the long arms. However, I do appreciate the rest of the jacket fitting the way I need it too. I would go with the large to fit the body and deal with the arms. I really hope that helps!

Das light hoody. In my opinion.

Hey! Great question. The Phantom is more robust Pertex material. The GW is a few ounces lighter. The fit seems about the same for both. Hope that helps! I have a review on the Phantom as well on this channel. Both are really great jackets. Take care!

​@@Engearment Thanks, Sean, I recently came across a lot of your videos. We have the same body type (thick back muscle and all) except you're 4 inches taller so your fit note was helpful. You should make a few side-by-side comparisons. I am mostly interested in durability and warmth for climbing and backcountry camping. So knowing the minor difference between some of these jackets (Ghost whisperer, Phanton, micro-puff, nano-puff, Cerium) would help. I currently have a 5 years old Arc'teryx Cerium LT, it's an amazing jacket, but I find the fit really tight around the shoulder, armpit, and arm. It looks like the MH Phantom has a more athletic fit with room around the shoulder and not a lot of excess around the waist. Judging from your videos anyway. Also, I notice you have a lot of reviews on active insulation as well. Again, you can do a video to compare them all. I have experience with the BD Firstlight, MH Kor strata, Patagonia Nano-air and nano-air hybrid, Proton LT, and FL. They each have a distinct fit and best use case so I think it good for your viewers to know. For instance, I find the first light to be the most durable face fabric, the least breathable, but it's warm. The fit is also longer than on the sleeve and hem. The nano-air is very breathable, but not durable enough to rub up on rocks, the fit is kind of slightly loose all over. The MH Kor strata have excellent value and its performance is kind of middle of the road. I eventually settle down on the Arc'teryx Proton LT (winter) and FL (3 seasons) mostly for durability and fit with adequate breathability. I would be interested in how the Outdoor Research refuge Air and Ascendant compare. I know that Rab has their Alpha series of jackets, but it's unlikely to fit me. I've never tried Marmot because of their baggy fit.

@@thdjjfsfh I like your thinking! I just wrapped up a comparison video of the GW2 vs Micro Puff vs DAS Light. I will have that up in a few days. I will get another round up style video on several of the active insulation jackets you mentioned as well. I think that will help a lot of the viewers out there as well. Good thinking Thanh! Thanks and take care - Sean

Nice Video and a great jacket! Just for information. The older models (like my Ghost wisperer 2 from 2018) also offers hydrophobic down (they use nikwax). The new hyperdry method looks like it need less water. So the production process seems to be more environmentally friendly.

@@scherry2900 Yep! Very eco friendly. They went from the Q Dry down with Nikwax to Allied Feathers HyperDry Down. Her his more info on that - marketplace.chemsec.org/Alternative/HyperDRY-Fluorocarbon-Free-Water-Resistant-Down-Insulation-34

Depends on how you perceive warm. Here in Colorado in temps 25-45F I would say it will keep you warm when standing still. Depending also on what you have in under.

They send over the dark green color, I believe it is Black Sage.

Did you have any issues with the cuff?

@@alvinbautista3371 No issues with the cuffs. They seemed to work well.

A few times a year. I use Nikwax Down Wash and it is good to go.

To each their own.

@@Engearment yeah i was being a jerk. I apologize. It appears a bit like a rip but ill watch the video again and thoroughly consider.

I really appreciate your reply. Very stand up and professional. 🙌. Good on you. Take care!

I just bought this for $130 from their website on clearance. Not sure if still available

Decent quality stuff always costs money regardless of hobby. I wish i saw this video sooner instead of taking my big heavy Zara jacket in my backpack