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Mountain Hardwear Women's Tiberondack Down Parka
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Clothes · Steep & Cheap

Mountain Hardwear parka that laughs at winter

Mountain Hardwear Women's Tiberondack Down Parka

A women's down parka from Mountain Hardwear for those who refuse to let cold weather keep them inside.

Deal score 5.6 · Good deal
$110.00$219.99 Steep & Cheap's regular price

You save $109.99 at Steep & Cheap

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 10. The store may have changed its price since.

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About the Mountain Hardwear Women's Tiberondack Down Parka

The Tiberondack is Mountain Hardwear's long down parka for cold city winters, with a thigh-length cut and a hood. It uses a water-resistant down fill and a shell that sheds light snow, so it handles wet cold better than plain untreated down coats. It sits between lighter puffers and expedition parkas: warmer and longer than a standard down jacket, but less bulky than a serious arctic coat. Reviewers tend to like the coverage and warmth for commuting and everyday wear, while some find the fit boxy and the shell fabric noisy.

Best forCold-weather commutersEveryday winter wear in snowy citiesShoppers wanting a long, hooded down coatLayering over sweaters and work clothes
Pros
  • Thigh-length cut covers more of the body than a hip-length puffer
  • Water-resistant down keeps loft in damp, snowy weather
  • Insulated hood adds warmth without a separate hat
  • Room to layer a sweater or fleece underneath
  • Mountain Hardwear's outdoor build quality
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  • This deal was $110.00 at Steep & Cheap on Nov 10.
  • Lowest price today: $110.00 at Steep & Cheap (checked Nov 10, 2026).
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  • Boxy fit that some find loose through the body
  • Shell fabric can feel stiff and rustle when moving
  • Not warm enough for deep arctic cold on its own
  • Limited adjustability compared with technical parkas
  • What reviewers say

    Owners generally describe the Tiberondack as a warm, long everyday parka that handles snowy city winters well. The main complaints are a boxy cut and a stiff, noisy shell.

    What people mention
    • WarmthPraisedOwners say it keeps them warm on cold commutes and through snowy city days.
    • LengthPraisedThe thigh-length cut is a common reason people choose it over shorter puffers.
    • FitMixedSome find the body boxy and loose, while others like the room for layering.
    • Fabric noiseCriticisedThe shell is described as stiff and rustly compared with softer down coats.
    • Cold extremesCriticisedA few owners say it is not warm enough for very deep cold without extra layers.

    Questions and answers

    Is the Tiberondack warm enough for a cold city winter?
    Yes for most city winters, especially with a sweater underneath. It is not built for extreme arctic cold; below that, a heavier expedition parka is the better choice.
    How does it compare with a standard down puffer?
    It is longer, hooded and uses water-resistant down, so it covers more and handles snow better. It is heavier and bulkier than a light puffer.
    Does the down stay warm when it gets wet?
    The down is treated to resist moisture, so it keeps more loft in damp snow than untreated down. It is water-resistant, not waterproof, so heavy rain will still soak through.
    How does the sizing run?
    The cut is on the roomy side, and owners often describe it as boxy. If you want a closer fit, consider sizing down, and check that layers still fit underneath.
    Does it have a hood?
    Yes, it has an insulated hood that adds warmth without a separate hat.
    What should I wear under it?
    A sweater or fleece works for most cold days. In milder weather a base layer alone is enough, since the parka itself is heavily insulated.
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