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Win a Virunga Mishmi Taken Jacket

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Win a Virunga Mishmi Taken Jacket $375 arv!

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Sponsored by Mishmi Taken and Hosted by Mom Does Reviews

Mishmi Taken was founded by Kapil Dev Singh.  While he was hiking and working in multiple climates he realized his expensive waterproof gear was failing him.  In hot humid conditions, it was keeping him soaked.  This led him to create a line of highly breathable and water repellent gear.  His gear was made to withstand the tropical rigors as well as outperform in temperate climates.

 With our products, we enable intrepid adventurers to venture into less explored parts of the world, connect with nature and improve their sense of well being.  At the same time, we also aim to highlight the challenges faced by people living in remote regions and work to improve their health and well being.

Jacket

I am wearing the Virunga hard shell jacket by Mishmi Takin.  This jacket provides maximum breathability which allows for the greatest wearer comfort whether you choose to go skiing in snow, or hiking through Latin America.

The Features of the Virunga jacket are:

  • 100% Waterproof, plus direct venting eVent fabric for quickest sweat transport.
  • Pit zips for added ventilation and moisture control
  • 3 layer fabric for added durability for hard brush forest hiking
  • Adjustable hood that is helmet compatible
  • Abrasion resistant panels on hip area
  • Laser cut vents for enhanced air exchange
  • Easy access pockets even when wearing a backpack
  • Hem cinch cord
  • Velcro cuff adjustors
  • YKK Aquaguard Vislon zipper
  • Shell is 100% Nylon ripstop, Tricot is 100% polyester
  • Waterproof- 10,000 mm, Breathability- 26,000 gsm, Air permeability- 0.1 cfm

For more information check out Misty’s full review.

 WIN IT!

One Lucky reader will win a Virunga Jacket- $375 arv!

The giveaway is open to US residents, ages 18 and older.  The giveaway ends on 4/3/16 at 11:59 pm EST

Be sure to come back daily for extra entries!

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Kristin

Master reviewer of all types of products. Love XL Fountain Sodas!! Cheer Mom extraordinaire. Socialite to all things small town and founder of ItsFreeAtlast.com. Come socialize and connect with me.

4 thoughts on “Win a Virunga Mishmi Taken Jacket

  • going on a cruise

  • I really have no idea where or when my adventure will be but I am up for it!

  • I think we’re planning a trip this summer to Kinzua in the Allegheny National Forest

  • In case you haven’t heard, Kansas is awful humid, and these jackets would be great for farmers that have to work outside year round. The majority of our work is outdoors, no matter the weather where livestock is concerned. Disappointed in the low temp outerwear made for farmers – no good dry/warm technologies that I’ve found.

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