| 80 | | $750 | Our favorite hardshell for serious adventures |
| 80 | | $475 | Stands out among some stiff competition with its simple and solid design |
| 78 | | $500 | Turns out a company known for skis and bindings also makes a great jacket for touring |
| 72 | | $699 | Casual styling and serious weather protection |
| 71 | | $799 | An expensive shell with exceptional weather protection |
| 70 | | $450 | A couple slight flaws detract from an otherwise great jacket |
| 70 | | $450 | A quality hardshell that's undermined by a few fixable flaws |
| 69 | | $549 | A middle of the pack performer that has a lot of good qualities for the world adventurer |
| 69 | | $249 | An adequate hardshell at an affordable price |
| 67 | | $299 | A surprising amount of performance given the low price |
| 67 | | $350 | A unique hardshell for climbers who are after freedom and mobility |
| 66 | | $225 | An ultralight model with underarm vents |
| 65 | | $550 | If the fit doesn't bother you, the Sharp End will serve you well for ice climbing and ski touring |
| 64 | | $250 | Less a hardshell and more of a rain jacket |
| 62 | | $599 | This more expensive model comes with the features and build you'd expect of a costly piece |
