The Mountain Jacket is a perfect light jacket. This is the jacket to wear when the weather is too warm for the Sitka Jetstream Jacket. Ladies and gentlemen, you will not be disappointed.

The best jacket you'll ever buy! I got myself one for a mule deer hunt where I experienced 55mph wind and it didn't cut through the jacket. Awesome.

I picked up this jacket on sale earlier this year at a local Bob Wards, and I absolutely love it! So far it's been on backcountry fishing trips, some shed hunts, as well as a successful black bear hunt. It has performed great! I've worn it through some unexpected lighter rain storms and each time the rain has simply beaded up and fallen off; not a single drop coming through which was fantastic! It breaks the wind when glassing from chilly ridge tops, and if warm weather calls it packs down to barely take up any space in the pack - First impressions are great, and I can't wait to use it for the upcoming Bow/Rifle season here in SW Montana - And hopefully many years to come! Thanks Sitka!

I've had this jacket 2 years now. Ordered this jacket online and was instantly worried after pulling it out of the box, But because it is made by sitka, I wanted to give it a try and after 2 years here is my review.... I regret buying this jacket. It gets 2 stars because I like the subalpine pattern. For the price!! it is by far the most disappointed I've ever been with sitka gear. I hunt elk and mule deer in the mountains during archery and rifle seasons. In Oregon during september it snows sometimes(gets cold) this jacket just isn't enough even when layering.
Being Unimpressed is an understatement, the mountain pants and gloves I purchased at the same time are awesome, no complaints there at all.. even the cold weather hoody is amazing!
This jacket tho.. SMH

This jacket is not very quiet but it’s very wind resistant

Sweet jacket!

Great windproof and breathable jacket. Manages temp very well for how lite it is. Sized up so I could use it with a good mid layer. The reason I gave 4 stars is due to no cinch on the cuffs. Not a deal breaker but would be really nice to be able to cinch up the cuffs.

I really like this jacket for what it’s use is, an outer layer to an undershirt and a sweatshirt and it fits great on me. The thing I really don’t like is it is super loud and that frustrates me because I planned on using it for grouse hunting and duck hunting and it’s painfully loud when walking for grouse or jumping ponds for ducks. I usually now will wear a different jacket on top of it for anything walking.

I have been an outfitter in Montana for 35 years and wear sitka gear, exclusively. The clothing has always met or exceeded any of my expectations. I recently ordered the new Mountain Jacket and was very disappointed. For what it cost, it is nothing more than a very expensive windbreaker. With that said, I really like and use a lot of other sitka gear, but can't endorse the Mountain Jacket.

Thoroughly impressed!

When I first received this jacket I thought "Really, this is it?"(I purchase on line without actually putting my hands on the jacket) It has now become the cornerstone of my spring and summer scouting/hunting. I can't tell you enough how impressed I am with this jacket. I spend my day in a 200grm wool long sleeve base layer. In the morning this jacket is the ultimate compliment for staying warm in the cool spring and summer mornings. If the wind kicks up you realize right away what this ultralight jacket was made for. I can spend an entire day out in the woods with said base layer and this jacket. I know they call it a mountain jacket but I would liken it to a zip up wind stopper shirt (get a size larger if you plan on using it as a jacket for multilayers underneath it). The jacket is water resistant and I have waited out a light rain/thunderstorm in it and did not get wet. It weighs almost nothing, packs as small as a t-shirt. I am impressed! This is the first season on this jacket so I didn't give it 5 stars because I don't know the durability just yet but did I say I am impressed. I am looking forward to Sept hunting in the mountains and believe this jacket a wool base layer and a jet stream vest will be everything needed as long as no heavy rain is in the forecast. I have spent several upper 40deg mornings with this jacket and just a wool base layer hiking and it's perfect for me. Sitting on stand in 50deg weather with the same setup and I am comfortable. I treat it mostly as a 2nd layer (windproof shirt) and it's been amazing at keeping the heat in while keeping the wind and cool out. Now that summer is hear I am serious contemplating the mountain vest.