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Marmot Venus Down Jacket - Women's
Wear the Marmot Women's Venus Down Jacket alone when you're scurrying from bar to bar under a clear moonlit sky or wear it under a shell for added warmth when the pressure drops and the clouds dump their loads. Marmot stuffed this jacket full of super-warm 800-fill down, but the Venus stays slim and lightweight so you can use it as a layering piece, or as a just-in-case insulator waiting in the bottom of your pack. Downproof fabric keeps down insulation from sneaking out of the jacket while the Angel Wing arm construction increases range of motion.
Bottom Line: The Marmot Venus Down Jacket—not quite as warm as the solar system's second planet, but close.
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Great color (Kashmir), warm
By: Titra
June 8, 2009
This jacket acts as my own personal heater. No problem with being warm in 20 degree weather. I have rather large boobies and I'm very apprehensive when it comes to buying jackets tops online. I kind of gauged my decision on customers reviews and made my purchase. The waist is tighter than the chest area and that makes my 4star rating. I wish the chest and arms wasn't so roomy, I wish it was more uniform in size. Other than that, you cant go wrong w/ this jacket. I wear nothing underneath because its sooo warm(I don't like to perspire),Of course I wear a bra and a top. If I forget my gloves..no problem the pockets are warm as well.
Seriously warm and cute, butt...
By: cat2586208
December 23, 2008
I got the XL in Wasabi to have a light weight, low bulk, cold weather layer for hiking. This is great on all counts. The shell material has resisted light misting rain without a cover layer. Compresses very small. Also the shell feels silky and the color is lovely; lots of compliments. I've been wearing it everywhere since I got it, comfortable over a silk under layer and sweater at temps to 10 degrees.
I wear a size 16 and am big in the hips, and it snugs onto the top of my hips. Would be nice if it were sized to fit *over* the hips of the women who are likely to wear size 16 (i.e. proportionally bigger in the buttulous region). Fits perfectly well everywhere else, room for layers.
yes, 800 fill power down is very compressable.
By: Tim Coats
May 13, 2009
basic but a keeper
By: tjimenez1901008
October 7, 2008
I am a soild size 14 with hips and b chest. The fit on this L coat has been perfect for me. This coat is thin but warm. Skied in it in South America this summer to test it out. It worked out great. Warning: it is a basic coat. The inner pockets do not have zippers. No under arm venting. No snow skirt. I wish it had a couple more features, but I am happy with the style so I'm keeping it.
Need to know what is the lining on this jacket? Fleece i hope
Need to know what is the lining on this jacket? Fleece i hope :0
By: mariae
February 25, 2009
There is no lining on this, just a nylon interior.
By: Backcountry.comGearGuruSteveH
February 26, 2009
I Love my jacket!!!
By: donna_bieg896243
January 16, 2009
I love this jacket...it is my most lightweight down jacket I could find..rolls up in its sleeve to shove in a backpack..also fits better / more stylish and form fitting than other downs...the jacket just feels and looks great!!!
super warm
By: elace3733
February 10, 2009
I wanted a down jacket for the winter because I was sick of being cold but didn't want a really bulky one. I chose this over TNF Thunder because of price and at 800 fill it should be just as warm. I am 5'7" 125 lbs, could have gotten an XS but went with the S because it wasn't as tight around the wrists and I planned to use it more casually. It hits just above the hips which is fine for skiing, I would prefer a little longer for casual. I have worn it all winter and only put a shell over it when it was raining or snowing really hard or below 10 degrees. I started using it under my shell skiing and plan to take it backcountry since it packs so small. I wish it was fitted a little better but I love it anyway because of how warm and cozy it is. It does lose feathers but seems worth it because of how warm it is. I think it will stay warm for a few years even with the feather loss. I would definitely recommend this is you want a lightweight warm jacket for a lower price.
Is this warmer than the Marmot Kitzbuhel (synthetic insulation)?
Is this warmer than the Marmot Kitzbuhel (synthetic insulation)? That one looks a little longer.
By: BikeChick
February 11, 2009
Awesome coat!
By: michelle_torresan2270615
March 10, 2009
I just bought this coat in Fernie (in a great purpley raisin colour), and wore it for my walk to work in the -25C (that's -13F for you Yankees) weather, and it kept me warm. Great fit, the elastic on the sleeves was good because it stayed over my ski gloves, and the length was good, not too long, but not a short coat by any means. A fleece lining around the colour & in the pockets would have been groovy, but still a great coat. Me likey!!!!
Keeps me warm
By: sha2447308
October 28, 2008
My husband got the Patagonia one and I tried to find a women's in that but couldn't so I opted for the Marmot. It is a great jacket. I normally wear a small but got the medium instead, it is a little roomy but ok since I will have layers on underneath. I would definitely reccomend it as a down coat for camping/hiking.
Why does this jacket have only a 1 year warranty? I was seriously
Why does this jacket have only a 1 year warranty? I was seriously looking at purchasing this jacket, but EVERY other jacket I'm considering has a LIFETIME warranty. I've never even used a warranty on a jacket before- but when I notice 1 that stands out with only 1 year, I start to wonder if the manufacturer doesn't have faith in thier own product. Is there a logical reason for this and I just don't know it? Thanks.
By: Andrea
November 17, 2008
Doesn't matter, Backcountry will take it back even if it's been ten years. From this site, everything has a lifetime warranty.
By: Angus Bohanon
November 17, 2008
Great jacket
By: Anne E
May 1, 2009
I got this to replace an old Isis jacket. I use it for casual wear around town and as a layer under a shell for alpine skiing - it keeps me very warm here in New England. The small fits with plenty of room for layers underneath, I usually take a size 4-6. Fleece on tha inner collar and pockets would be an added bonus.
Love my jacket
By: lmr2672685
January 7, 2009
I use it for casual wear and think it's super comfortable. It's warm and light weight.
12 oz. for a women's medium
By: Tim Coats
September 4, 2008
warm and small
By: ripplespirit
July 7, 2008
This jacket is thin and very compressible, but remarkably warm. I wore it in 30 degree weather and stayed warm. Fits a little big, but it worked well for layering.
sleeves long
By: melanie andrade
January 20, 2009
Great Jacket if you have longer arms. Color was a bit brighter than expected too.
Bad Advice from Backcountry
By: tory251087768
January 29, 2009
I was looking for a super warm, heavy weight down jacket. The chat now guy said this is the warmest I can get. This is definitely a spring jacket for warmer weather.
I was a little put off by his bad advice and will go elsewhere for product information from now on.
hip hop
By: Re Wikstrom
September 30, 2008
i was pretty dissapointed in the fit in the hips. the XL is plenty big in the shoulders and chest, actually almost too big, but way too tight in the hips. If you have hips you might need to size up. I ended getting a mont bell men's jacket instead. the rest of the jacket seemed great, i was just bummed on the fit.
zipper stinks
By: sal100213281
December 18, 2008
The zipper started to seperate at the bottom with in a week.
I was trilled that it arrived so fast (within 3 days!), but I'm pretty bummed about the quality.
I expected better quality from Marmont.
Oh, and NOW it's on sale!
I won't order anything else from them again. :(
nice and functional
By: korindakay2255409
December 29, 2008
A quality coat. Great fit and I liked the smaller chambers to minimize down shifting. I tried this one and the North Face Thunder down jacket and I ended up choosing the Thunder Down because it was so darn flattering on. My husband thinks I am sexy in my Thunder down...but then he thinks I am sexy in a burlap sack too.
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