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Mammut Fall Line HS Thermo Hooded Jacket Men's
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Outdoors · Steep & Cheap

Mammut Fall Line HS Thermo Hooded Jacket Men's

Deal score 4.4 · Good deal
$239.40$399.00 Steep & Cheap's regular price

You save $159.60 at Steep & Cheap

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 5. The store may have changed its price since.

Why it's a great deal

  • Elsewhere right now: Backcountry.com $239.40, Sundance Ski and Board Shop $251.00, Mammut Online-Shop $449.00 (typical $251.00 across 3 stores)
  • Steep & Cheap lists its regular price at $399.00: 40% off by its own figures
  • Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 39 buyers
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  • Steep & CheapNew

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    $239.40Observed at 7:53 AM
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  • Backcountry.comNew

    In stock

    $239.40Observed at 7:53 AM
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  • Sundance Ski and Board ShopNew

    Availability unknown

    $251.00Observed at 7:53 AM
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  • UtahSkisNew

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    $279.30Observed at 7:53 AM
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  • Mammut Online-ShopNew

    Availability unknown

    $449.00Observed at 7:53 AM
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  • NordstromNew

    Out of stock

    $279.30Observed at 7:53 AM
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Specs

Material
Polyester (recycled), 2-Layer waterproof laminate
Fill Material
Recycled Ajungilak OTI Element (80g/m2)
Warmth
Warmth
Gender
Men
Season
Winter
Age Group
Adult
Department
Men's
Typical Users
Skiers
Closure Type
Zipper
Style
Jacket

About the Mammut Fall Line HS Thermo Hooded Jacket Men's

The Fall Line HS Thermo is Mammut's insulated hardshell for men, built for lift-served freeride and resort skiing. It pairs a 2-layer recycled polyester waterproof laminate with 80 g/m² of recycled Ajungilak OTI Element synthetic fill, so it covers cold days without a separate midlayer. Pit zips, pre-shaped sleeves and a relaxed fit suit active skiing. At $239.40 at Backcountry.com as of November 5, 2026, it sits at the low end of what the six new listings show — a strong price for a Mammut shell with synthetic insulation.

Best forResort skiers who want one jacket for cold daysFreeride and lift-accessed powder daysSkiers who run warm and use pit zips instead of layering downBuyers who prefer recycled shell and fill materials
Pros
  • Waterproof 2-layer laminate with taped seams for wet snow
  • 80 g/m² synthetic fill adds warmth without a puffy midlayer
  • Pit zips dump heat on climbs and warm afternoons
  • Pre-shaped sleeves and relaxed fit leave room for layering
  • Recycled polyester shell and recycled Ajungilak fill

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Mammut build quality and a strong 4.5/5 owner rating
Cons
  • Synthetic fill is bulkier and heavier than down for the warmth
  • One jacket for cold days only; too warm for spring skiing
  • Relaxed fit runs roomy for slim builds
  • Fewer color and size options than mass-market ski jackets

What reviewers say

Owners rate it 4.5 out of 5 across 39 ratings, with most praise going to warmth, weather protection and the freeride cut. Complaints tend to focus on bulk and fit rather than durability.

Pros
  • Keeps skiers warm on cold resort days
  • Shell holds up to wind and wet snow
  • Pit zips work well for temperature control
  • Room to layer underneath
Cons
  • Feels bulky compared with shell-plus-midlayer setups
  • Relaxed fit is too roomy for some
  • Too warm for mild days

Questions and answers

Is the Mammut Fall Line HS Thermo worth $239.40?
At $239.40 at Backcountry.com as of November 5, 2026, it is the lowest of six new listings and a fair price for an insulated Mammut hardshell. It makes sense if you ski resorts in cold weather and want one jacket instead of a shell plus midlayer.
How warm is it compared with a shell and fleece?
The 80 g/m² Ajungilak synthetic fill adds real warmth, roughly like a light fleece under a shell, but it is not a deep-winter parka. Most skiers wear it over a base layer and a thin midlayer on very cold days.
Does it breathe well enough for active skiing?
The 2-layer laminate is waterproof but less breathable than 3-layer shells, so pit zips matter. Open them on climbs and warm afternoons; expect to vent more than with a high-end 3-layer shell.
How does the fit run?
It has a relaxed fit with pre-shaped sleeves, cut to leave room for layering. Skiers who prefer a trim fit should consider sizing down or trying it on first.
What pockets and features does it have?
It has a hood, pit zips, pre-shaped sleeves and a set of practical pockets including an internal mesh pocket. It closes with a full front zipper.
When is it cheapest?
Insulated ski jackets usually drop in late winter and spring clearance. Watch the price history for a move below the current $239.40 at Backcountry.com.