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Testing gear is always fun, but it’s awesome when the right piece comes your way at just the right time and becomes an instant favorite. 7mesh hit the nail on the head, setting me up with their new Spruce Hoody just as late fall/early winter conditions hit British Columbia.
The Spruce Hoody is an ideal outer or mid-layer for cool rides, offering excellent heat and moisture regulation. It’s impressively warm while remaining thin and lightweight, the fit worked very well for me and its lean hood can fit over a helmet for extra weather protection. This hoody is a priceless piece of kit for cool, dry rides! 7mesh Spruce Hoody – Construction and Features:
7mesh Spruce Hoody, front, full The Spruce Hoody is made from a new WTV 200 fabric, a lighter version of 7mesh’s WTV 300 (featured on the Chilco Anorak I reviewed a few years ago). WTV 200 is a thin but lofty waffle-constructed fabric. The WTV 200 offers better venting of heat and moisture versus WTV 300, keeping you from overheating when you’re pushing the pedals hard. One thing this fabric does not offer is waterproofing – no level of water resistance is claimed for the Spruce Hoody.
The Spruce Hoody features a full front zipper with a fleece chin guard. The waist hem and cuffs use slim elastic binding to keep them fitting snugly in […]
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