trollveggen thermo100 rescue Hood
Color Hawaiian Surf
Size (Regular Fit)
Size and FitDeveloped in collaboration with NARG (The Norwegian alpine rescue team), this hooded jacket (656g M/L) is made for mountaineering and has all required features, durability and protection needed for their operations. It will also work great for all working in the mountains. Own color for rescue groups exist, and colors can be customized if volumes are higher.
Product reviews
- Outdoor/Hiking(12)
- Ski/Snowboard(11)
- Mountaineering(8)
- Sportswear(1)
- Hunting(1)
- Mountain biking(1)
The Norrøna Trollveggen Thermo100 Rescue Hood is a highly praised, technical insulated jacket designed for mountain enthusiasts. Its standout features include exceptional warmth and comfort, robust construction, and a plethora of functional pockets, including zippered options, mesh interiors, and sleeve pockets. A unique radio outlet is perfectly placed for convenience. The jacket boasts a large hood designed to accommodate a helmet, with poppers and elastic ties for volume reduction. Reviewers consistently highlight its excellent insulation, making it a reliable choice for cold conditions.
The main activity this product is recommended for is general outdoor mountain activities, particularly when stationary or during breaks. While one reviewer mentioned using it for ski touring and hiking, they specifically noted it was for "longer breaks" and not "active activities." Another reviewer stated they've worn it for "every outdoor activity I do," suggesting a broad range of uses, but the emphasis on warmth and comfort, especially when not actively moving, is a recurring theme.
Fit and Comfort: The jacket is described as true to size, comfortable, and having a good length in the back for added warmth. It's considered a significant upgrade from previous Trollveggen Primaloft versions.
Criticisms and Areas for Improvement: The primary criticism revolves around the large hood, which, while designed for helmets, can be cumbersome when not wearing one. A suggestion was made for two models: one with a helmet-compatible hood and one without. One reviewer noted occasional drips through a seam during heavy rain, though generally, the jacket kept them dry. The cuffs, while solid and warm, were mentioned as an area that "could be refined a little." A minor aesthetic point was raised regarding the black sleeves, with a preference for gray.
Conclusion: The Norrøna Trollveggen Thermo100 Rescue Hood is an outstanding, warm, and technical jacket highly recommended for mountain enthusiasts who prioritize warmth and comfort during breaks, stationary periods, or less active outdoor pursuits in cold environments. It's ideal for those who appreciate robust construction, ample storage, and a helmet-compatible hood, even if it means a slightly larger hood volume when not wearing a helmet. This product is for individuals seeking a reliable, high-quality insulated layer that can withstand challenging mountain conditions and keep them comfortable when the activity level drops.