PHD Mountain Software

With 900 Down

"Its great ! Can't wait to get it out in the cold"
Max Olesko, Austria

This lightweight pullover brings extra warmth when temperatures really start to dip. Following the main design features of our popular Yukon Jacket, the Yukon Pullover has box walls throughout, Drishell outer fabric and 900 down, offering a distinct step up in warmth from the Ultra and Minimus Pullovers. The full-width handwarmer pocket is zipped at both sides and contains a small zipped security pocket.

• Wind & water resistant Drishell outer
• Superlight MX inner
• 900 down
• Zipped handwarmers
• Security pocket
• Stud-on Hood
• Stretch hem cord
• Pack size: 17 x 28 cm*

*Please note: we make our stuff sacs big enough to allow fairly easy stuffing rather than reducing the jacket to the tightest minimum. What air is left in the packed item will easily be compressed out of it, if you are squashing it into a small space in your rucsace. Tiny stuff sacs look impressive: but unless you are a sac-wrestling fan, fighting the gear into them day after day can be an unncecessary chore.

"First of all, I must say that I am extreamly satisfied with this and other clothing from PHD. After crossing Greenland, being on Baffin, and living an active life in the Nothern Part of Norway in the Lyngen alps (also as an semipro guide - hiking peaks in the winter), I must say that I've found my supplier of warm and practical clothing." Frode H., Norway.

"The Yukon Pullover arrived today, right before Christmas. And its great ! Can't wait to get it out in the cold..." Max Olesko, Austria.

"The Yukon is given an operating temperature of -15. . . I've only had mine since summer and worn it in the UK so far but it's toasty. Last weekend we camped out on Aran Benllyn. Through the evening the temperature in the porch showed about -7 or -8 and I was warm in the tent in a baselayer and the Yukon and some . . . softshell trousers. . . I don't think I'd reached it's limit." Matt C on Outdoorsmagic Forum

"As my first PHD purchase, I am impressed." John Burley on Outdoorsmagic Forum

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