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Marmot Destination Jacket - Women's
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Product DetailsZip into the Marmot Womens Destination Jacket when its raining cats and dogs. This long rain jacket provides waterproof full-length coverage for those days when you have to be outside in the cold and wet. Marmots MemBrain waterproof breathable fabric holds the storm at bay while the soft-to-the-touch DriClime lining at the cuffs, neck, and chin keep you comfy no matter how muggy the day. Marmot made this rain slicker with a true womens-specific cutnot just a smaller version of a mens size. When the storm clears, ditch the Destination Jackets removable hood and open up the zipper for a little extra breathing room.Price : $199.95  |
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Rubber is for Tires : Don't even think about getting a rubber rain jacket. Why? Read below.. |
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Get a Rain Jacket That Breathes! Unless you enjoy being wet in your own perspiration, get a rain jacket that breathes, letting your sweat escape. |
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Go Gore-Tex. There are a number of different fabrics that keep rain out but let your sweat escape. But, the best is still Gore-Tex. |
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Packable? If you plan on taking your rain jacket into the boonies, make sure it's packs down tightly and into a small package. The best ones are those that "fold" into their own pocket. |
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Three Jackets in One! By getting a good Gore-tex rain jacket that is also packable, you now have a jacket for wet weather, windy weather and cool weather. So congratulations! |
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