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The Marmot Women’s Palisades Jacket comes with a removable hood and removable powder skirt to let you tailor it to your needs whether you’re skiing or mountaineering. Internal mesh panels add wicking performance to the fully seam-taped Gore-Tex Performance shell, so you stay dry and comfortable when you’re getting after it. Marmot made the hood helmet compatible, so you can stay dry without sacrificing your brain bucket.
This is a tough question to answer. It mostly depends on the current fit of your Venus jacket, for example, if you wear a Medium and it is a snug fit you will probably have to size up one. If it fits fairly loose you would order the same size.
Marmot sizing is usually consistent between products.
The stye and fit of this jacket is perfect for me. I am on 5'3'' and weight about 60kgs. The cut is quite flattering but still plenty of room for layering underneath. All the detail is great, adjustable hood, zip in compatibility. Great. Soft warm lining to pockets and around collar. The polyester lining makes it extra comfortable - I do hope that doesn't lessen the breathability of it though. Will update this review when I've been out in the weather in it. ps great service from backcountry.com can't fault it.
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Are you sure the sizes you have listed are correct? The sizes on the Marmot website seem much larger in contrast to the ones you have listed for this jacket. For example they have the x-small as 33-35 inches in the chest and yours is 32-34. I know that's not that much of a difference but when I need a layer underneath it impacts what size I can get.
Your decsription sais "Zip-in Compatibility: Yes" and in answers: "This jacket does not have an interior zipper to attach a liner, if that's what you're wondering. So then, any fleece would work, as long as you allow room for layering. By: Laura Avdey" So what's right? If your description is incorrect, change it. Or your guru was wrong and you need to correct his answer....
the jacket is nice. soft, comfortable, and the red is very nice. two negatives; the sleeves are a tad short and the snow skirt sucks unless you are too fat to wear the jacket in the first place.
update - sleeves were too short. GF wore it for a season then backcountry let us return it. BACKCOUNTRY ROCKS.
I live in Minnesota and commute by bike through the winter. On its own it won't keep you warm. I layer it with a windstopper fleece and feel cool but don't overheat. I also bought a Marmot Furnace jacket, which zips into the Palisades. That will keep you plenty warm (too warm for biking, in fact). It's a great shell, you just need to find the layer that works for you.
If you're wearing it for resort skiing, plan on layering a good fleece and a polypro underneath for warm-ish days, and another layer or two if it's colder. This is just a shell (and a great one at that!!), so all of your warmth will come from your layers and activity level.
If you're talking about wintering in San Diego, then yes. If you live in a real state (that actually gets cold) then no. It has virtually no insulation.
This jacket does not have an interior zipper to attach a liner, if that's what you're wondering. So then, any fleece would work, as long as you allow room for layering.
the jacket is nice. soft, comfortable, and the red is very nice. two negatives; the sleeves are a tad short and the snow skirt sucks unless you are too more...