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Casual hikers and ounce counters alike will love the full waterproof breathable protection and lightweight stretch of The North Face Women’s Stretch Diad Jacket. This ultralight shell jacket features a performance fit tailored to a woman’s body, making it ideal for lightweight backpack trips or for bringing it along just in case. Underarm zip vents dump excess heat, and reflective logos keep you visible when you’re strolling through town on a rainy day.
Bottom Line: Ultralight stretch that’s built for a woman.
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best 3-season jacket for sports!
By:
Ingrid Backstrom
April 20, 2009
I use this jacket for spring skiing, spring/summer/fall running/snowshoeing, biking, hiking...whatever. It is super lightweight and packable and comfortable.
1 Comment Last Comment: November 22, 2009 by: hud2895443
By: hud2895443
November 22, 2009
Can you wear this while skiing? or is it too thin? is this more of a rain jacket?
i'm about 5'6" and i usually wear smalls in jackets..
i'm about 5'6" and i usually wear smalls in jackets.. so i was wondering if this jacket runs small or big. if i got a small would i comfortably be able to wear a sweatshirt or layer underneath?
By: helen
October 16, 2009
i ended up getting the small and it fits great!! there's plenty of room for me to layer up when it's cooler out.
By: helen
October 25, 2009
Hi Helen- This jacket is a performance fit, so compared to other North Face jackets I would say that this jacket fits trim. If you were going to use it a warmer weather shell without layers, I think the small would be the way to go, but if you are looking for a little room to layer I would bump up to the medium.
Hope this helps-
By: Dave Drulard
October 16, 2009
Too short
By:
sdh2645921
June 3, 2009
This is a really cute jacket but it was a little too short for my style. If you want a jacket to cover your behind, don't get this one. The Venture is longer.
i'm just wondering .. since this jacket looks pretty thin,
i'm just wondering .. since this jacket looks pretty thin, is it going to be warm enough for the winter season with the snow and all ?
By: sandyy_xp2302962
June 28, 2009
It is definitely a thin lightweight jacket which means besides blocking the wind/rain it doesn't really insulate you from the cold. If you layered properly (baselayer, fleece, etc) it could be warm enough for winter use. But as Ingrid mentions above and I would have to agree it makes a better spring skiing and summer and fall shell jacket.
By: Dave Madsen
June 30, 2009
Extremely light yet durable
By:
Kelley Siefert
May 4, 2009
I am surprisingly in love with this jacket. When I got it, I first thought there was no way it'd keep me dry in a downpour since it's so thin. Lately, Mother Nature's let me test that out, though, and it proved to work great. I used it biking in Gooseberry, hiking in Park City (it's breathable and light) and got compliments on it at a party on Saturday, too. Above all, it takes up hardly any room in the pack when you need to shed it.
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best 3-season jacket for sports!
I use this jacket for spring skiing, spring/summer/fall running/snowshoeing, biking, hiking...whatever. It is super lightweight and packable and comf more...
- Material:
- [Shell] 100% nylon ripstop HyVent DT
- Waterproof Rating:
- Not specified
- Breathable Rating:
- Not specified
- Core Venting:
- Underarm zips
- Pockets:
- 2 Front
- Seam Taped:
- Yes, fully
- Hood:
- Yes
- Weight:
- 9.9oz (281g)
- Recommended Use:
- Hiking, backpacking, travel
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime