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Patagonia All-Time Shell Hooded Jacket - Women's
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Product DetailsZip up the Patagonia Womens All-Time Shell Hooded Jacket before you head down to the farmers market on a gloomy day, or when you head to London for a holiday. Recycled polyester eases your eco-conscious mind, while the H2No barrier and DWR finish ensure you stay dry when the rain starts to fall. The fleece lining keeps you comfortable for your day of touring castles or perusing the local wares. Pull up the hood and the hide your digits in the fleece-lined hand-warmer pockets when the wind picks up.Price : $225  |
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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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