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Marmot Streamline Jacket - Women's
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Marmot built the Streamline Jacket for female adventurers who like to take on the elements without taking a bunch of unnecessary extras. The fully taped seams and Marmot’s PreCip waterproof breathable fabric mean that when you’re caught at altitude in a downpour, you’ll stay comfortably dry.
- Full visibility roll-up hood with peripheral cord adjustment helps you seal out the rain when you’re hunkered down on your favorite summit
- Full DriClime interior lining keeps you dry while you find some hot chocolate
- Angel Wing Movement allows full range of motion as you reach and stretch
- Double Storm Flap over zipper with snap/ hook-and-loop enclosure adds a barrier between you and the chilly blasts of wind and rain
- Elastic drawcord hem allows you to adjust to the most comfortable and weather-resistant fit possible
Bottom Line: Cut the unnecessary and bring on the weather with the Marmot Streamline Jacket.
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Can this jacket pack away into its own pocket?
Can this jacket pack away into its own pocket?
By: gl
September 15, 2011
It's not exactly heavy, but I wouldn't consider it light weight at 24 oz. It also depends on what you are using it for. If you are just looking for a simple rain jacket on a budget and like Marmot, then check out the PreCip which comes in at only 12 oz. If you are looking for something a little more durable but with a similar weight to the Marmot PreCip, then look into any Gore-Tex Paclite jacket. A Paclite jacket will likely be slightly lighter and more expensive than the PreCip, but it will be more durable as it utilizes a membrane on the interior surface. The PreCip uses a DWR coating on the exterior surface which can wear off over time.
By: Andrew Philp
August 14, 2011
Write your question here... is this a good jacket to wear over
Write your question here... is this a good jacket to wear over a down coat for water protection while skiing?
By: ani haas
February 4, 2011
Ani, this would work well for keeping you dry but it could get a little steamy wearing it over heavy down unless the temperatures are fairly cold. If you have a lightweight down sweater or fleece it would work well in slightly warmer temps.
By: Mike Throgmartin
February 4, 2011
Change me.
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Tahoe Blue/Classic Blue, S (119.96)
Tahoe Blue/Classic Blue, M (119.96)
Tahoe Blue/Classic Blue, L (119.96)
Tahoe Blue/Classic Blue, XL (119.96)
Black, XS (119.96)
Black, S (119.96)
Black, M (119.96)
Black, L (119.96)
Black, XL (119.96)
Bluebird/Skyline Blue, XS (74.98)
Bluebird/Skyline Blue, L (82.47)
Bluebird/Skyline Blue, XL (82.47)
- Material:
- precip [shell] 100% nylon; [lining] 100% polyester
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- not specified
- Fabric Breathability Rating:
- not specified
- Center Back Length:
- [M] 27 in
- Pockets:
- 2 front zippered
- Seams:
- fully taped
- Venting:
- underarm zips
- Hood:
- yes, fulltime
- Weight:
- 1 lb 8 oz
- Recommended Use:
- hiking, climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime