Outdoor Research Women's Microgravity Jacket

$279.00

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Fit and Design

Waterproof
Windproof
Breathable
Air permeable
Electrospun membrane
Movement-mirroring stretch
Fully seam-tapedhelment compatible halo-hood with hood lock
YKK aquaguard zippers
Internal front stormflap
Zip chest and hand pockets
Left hand pocket doubles as stuff sack
Carabiner loop
Key clip
Dynamic reach underarm panels
Elastic drawcord hem
Hook / loop cuff closure
AscentShell 3L, 100% Nylon

Brand : Outdoor Research

Web ID: 23OREWMCRGRVTYJCKWOU

REVIEWS

4.6

78%

Recommended

64 Reviews

Amy

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Great Shell Layer! Just Wish It Had Vents

I wore this on a snow backpacking trip on mount shasta. It held up great over two days with 2 ft of falling snow! Only gripe is that it has no pit vents... for the price, seems like a big omission.

RainorShine

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Very Light Weight, Lovely Color, Kept Me Warm

Love this jacket! Very light weight, lovely color, kept me warm and the heavy winds didn't sip thru.

Todd N

1 year ago

Quality Or Jacket

OR has continued to impress, this true to size (large) fit perfect with room for insulated layer. Light weight, soft fabric that keeps me dry. Limited pockets which is expected in a light weight jacket, it has your two hand pockets and two exterior access chest pocket for your phone, etc. Highly recommend this jacket. If you're looking for a heavy duty rugged backcountry jacket this likely isn't for you.

Ellap

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

The Everything Jacket

This jacket does everything for me. It's my lightweight rain jacket and also my ski touring jacket. It's durable but also breathes. It fits me just right, 5'8", 150 woman wearing size medium.

Ellie

1 year ago

Runs Small But Otherwise Great!

I bought this with the intention of it being my main backcountry ski jacket, and not for rain so I can't comment on how well it is waterproof. But personally, it is somewhat of a heavy jacket for rainy warm weather. I loved it today in zero temps with a thin fleece hoody and wool shirt on underneath. I was a little concerned about how the stiff, tall collar would feel on my face, but it was great coverage and roomy enough so my neck gator fit underneath it just fine. I sized up in this jacket because I need to layer and went with XL which meant it was fairly long and covered my bum, but still surprisingly close fitting around the hips which is common for me in OR tops. It is a great weight for cold backcountry ski days, lighter than my older OR Skytour shell but heavier than the Motive. I am posting a photo. Love the color too. In the photo I also have on the insulated Snowcrew ski pants which were toasty on this bitter cold day!

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