Women's Vertice Rain Jacket
4When the skies are overcast and the rain is pouring down, our ultralight Vertice Rain Jacket offers superior protection and breathability. Our Vertice material is optimized to be lightweight without compromising on durability, and it is among the lightest possible choices for waterproof hyper-breathable rain gear.
Be sure to check out the rest of our Vertice Rain Gear.
Full length waterproof front zipper with rain guard for extra protection.
Fully taped seams
Adjustable elastic at the wrists and hood can be cinched tight or let loose with one hand.
Elastic at the hem to seal out drafts.
Fitted hood with visor; strap on the back of the hood allows for vertical adjustments.
Hood can be rolled up and clipped when not in use.
Hood can accommodate climbing, skiing, snowboarding, or cycling helmet.
Jacket can be compactly rolled up and secured with the wrist elastic
Waterproof armpit zippers are included for venting.
Comfortable body length and sleeve length for good rain protection over layers.
Combine this jacket with a Vertice Rain Kilt or a pair of matching Pants and Mitts for a super light rain suit!
All Zpacks gear has a two year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. Please see our return / warranty policy.
Made in the USA.
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1.50 oz/sqyd Vertice Waterproof Breathable Fabric This three-layer material has a tricot lining to wick moisture away from your skin, a waterproof vapor permeable membrane in the middle, and 7 denier ripstop nylon on the exterior. The outer surface is treated with a durable "C6" water repellent. The Vertice fabric boasts an incredible breathability rating that blows away most other rain gear, including our previous generation fabrics. Weight: 1.50oz/sqyd (51g/ m²) Vapor Transfer (JIS L 1099 Method B1): 56,000+ g/m^2/24hr Water Resistance: >20,000 mmH₂O Made in Japan. |
Measuring:
Measure your chest using a string or cloth tape measure and go by the "fits chest girth" size. The "fits chest girth" size includes a few inches of wiggle room for layering. The jackets are design to fit a women's shape.
If you'd prefer a looser fit, check out our men's sizes.
- Rain gear should only be washed as needed, after a few trips or if you notice that the DWR is not as effective as when new.
- Machine wash with Grangers Wash+Repel or similar product.
- Tumble dry or line dry.
Click here for instructions on how to properly clean and care for your zipper.
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United StatesWonderful experience with my new Vertices jacket! This was an exchange and the whole process was painless! Looking forward to using this jacket once my newly operated foot heals...My husband absolutely loves his, which is why I ordered one for myself. The jacket fits perfectly... usually a challenge for me as I'm 5'0" tall and 95 pounds, and I was able to find a color I like. I'm pleased with the light weight of it as well. Looking forward to enjoying it on adventures for years to come.
United StatesDisappointed that there's no front pocket. I probably would have ordered it anyway but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else. I actually prefer my old zpacks rain jacket because I used the front pocket so much.
Just returned from many days on a rather wet Wonderland Trail trip around Mt Rainier. The jacket was used often. Features I liked: Longer length, pit zips, fabric light but handled the tension from pack shoulder straps, comfortable, hood worked okay (used baseball cap under it to keep it secured in place) and jacket kept me dry. Improvements: Add pockets - while no pockets helps to keep weight of jacket lower, when standing around at camp in the rain it would have been nice to have hand pockets; Zipper was a bit hard to get started at times, all looked aligned correctly, nothing caught, but at times it look several tries to get it to zip closed, once started zipper was fine.
I was familiar with the Challenger Unisex rain gear, but the jacket never fit me (I'm pear shaped). Got a size L before a trip to Washington. It fit great. Sleeve length was long enough to cover my hands in the rain and could be shortened using the wrist shock cords. Wore it in steady rain backpacking with pit zips full open for a day and damp conditions the next. I thought it was a little long when I got it, but loved the length in the rain -- the jacket is long enough not to feel confining. Great ventilation and breathability and was totally dry inside the jacket. Packs down to virtually nothing.