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Don't let wet weather stand between you and your next alpine foray.

Burly enough for backcountry skiing yet light and packable enough for multi-day treks, the Outdoor Research Men's Foray Jacket keeps you sheltered when the weather turns wet and stormy. Gore-Tex 2-layer shell fabric lends guaranteed waterproof and breathable protection while the TorsoFlo hem-to-bicep zippers allow you to vent out poncho-style on steep sections of trail. Plus, the entire jacket can be stuffed into its own front pocket, so you'll always have space to bring it along.

  • Two-layer Gore-Tex shell fabric provides guaranteed waterproof and breathable protection
  • Fully taped seams and water resistant zippers keep wet conditions out
  • Standard fit allows you to move freely and leaves space for insulating mid layers
  • Fully adjustable hood cinches down for a snug fit in gusty weather
  • TorsoFlo Hem-To-Bicep zippers allow you to vent out poncho-style when you start to beak a sweat
  • Adjustable cuffs and drawcord hem keep weather out and warmth in
  • Zippered chest pocket keep essentials safely stowed and close at hand
  • Two front pockets warm up cold hands
  • Entire jacket can be stuffed into the left hand pocket for compact packing

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Men's Foray Jacket and Women's Aspire Jacket
The lightweight, waterproof, breathable Outdoor Research men's Foray Jacket and women's Aspire Jacket are GORE-TEX shells with all-season features, and provide solid protection when heavy rain sets in for the long haul. Waterproof and extremely breathable GORE-TEX fabric shrugs off the wear-and-tear of the trail, while TorsoFlo side zippers allow poncho-style ventilation when body heat needs to escape. These backpacking and hiking jackets work as hard as you do, but pack down tight once the weather breaks. Tested by the IFMGA test team and refined in accordance with their feedback, the Outdoor Research Foray Jacket and Aspire Jacket are ready to repel even the most inhospitable wet weather.

 bob adams

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Why would OR feature this Gore-Tex rain jacket in a desert? Don't you have some rain forests up in Oregon or Washington ? Or come over to the East Coast. It rains here all the time.

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Alpine Guy

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I have the older version of the Foray that is gore tex paclite. I love this shell. $90 on SaC for a sub 1 lb. gore tex shell is tough to beat. I am 6' 175 lbs. with broad shoulders and I got the Large. It is baggy for sure, but I live in Denver so I use it in the winter a lot and it allows lots of room for layering. I wear a Patagonia down sweater under it and I still have baggy armpits. Looks like they made the hood bigger this year to accommodate helmets, but I wouldn't choose this thin shell for activities that require helmets as you are likely going to rip the lightweight material. I have been very careful with it since it is a thin material, but so far- no issues. Love the poncho style vents for backpacking in the summer. If I could afford it, I would spend more for a more breathable shell for backpacking, but I am very satisfied with the year round performance of this bargain gore tex shell.