Women’s Insulated Jackets

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Explore Women’s Insulated Jackets Warmth in a women’s insulated jacket is a balance of weight, breathability and length. Ours run from a light layer that lives in your pack to parkas for sleet and snow, so start with how hard you will be working and how long you will spend standing still. What are the best lightweight women’s insulated jackets to carry in a pack? A lightweight insulated jacket should disappear into your pack until the temperature drops. The Atom SL Jacket puts stretch insulation in the body and leaves the sleeves uninsulated, which keeps it packable and breathable for cold, wet trail runs. The Elec Insulated Jacket uses Coreloft that regains its loft however often you stuff it, and the Cerium SL Hoody adds ultralight 1000 fill warmth for rest stops. Add a women’s hiking jacket for the wet. How do I choose the length and fit of a women’s insulated jacket? Length changes how an insulated jacket layers. The Conduit Down Jacket has a rounded, shorter silhouette with fitted cuffs to seal out drafts, while the Atom Long adds bum-covering length so it slides under a long Beta shell on a cold, windy hike. Try a jacket over your usual base layer and under your outer layer before you commit; our women’s shell jackets show how much room the outer layer needs. Which women’s insulated jackets are warm enough for winter and alpine cold? For winter and alpine cold, the Cerium Hoody is a light insulated hoody for climbing, skiing and trail days, and the Thorium Jacket is a warm hooded jacket for hiking, trail use, travel and commuting. When the forecast turns to snow and sleet, the Patera Parka is a goose down parka built for it, with Coreloft in the adjustable hood and gaskets at the neck and cuffs. Browse the quilted styles in our women’s puffer jackets , or try our women’s insulated ski jackets for lift days. Women’s Insulated Jacket FAQs What is the warmest women’s insulated jacket for extreme cold? The Liatris Down Parka is our parka for the coldest environmen