Fox Ranger 2.5 Layer Women's Water Jacket
Fox Ranger 2.5 Layer Women's Water Jacket
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Description
The Fox Ranger 2.5 Layer Women's Water Jacket is a performance focused, fully waterproof, seam sealed jacket that is also breathable. This combination sets it apart from many other jackets as it offers full coverage whilst being able to let your body breathe. It is lightweight and super easy to stash it in your pack or jersey pocket so you can get it on quickly and keep on riding.Who's this item for: Any women looking for a jacket that is lightweight, fully waterproof, breathable and can be easily carried without taking up too much space.
Element Resistance: 10K waterproof resistnace will keep you dry as well as windproofing.
Fit Type: Standard fit, neither excessively baggy or slim. Elongated at the rear to cover your rear when you're in a riding position.
Materials: Ultra lightweight Ripstop main body with a durable water resistant finish that is also 10K waterproof and 3K breathable. 2.5L 10,000mm/3,000gm 100% Polyester Ripstop
Stuffability: Mid range packable. It is a little thicker than a standard windproof jacket but still quick minimal.
Pockets Position and Quantity: Two zippered front hand pockets
Hood: Yes, it has a helmet compatible hood that will suit most modern open face helmets.
Pros: Full coverage from water and wind whilst being able to breathe. All at a great value when compared to other similar jackets on the market. Easy to pack to have it handy for when the skies open up.
Cons: If it's super cold you will need something more substantial.
