Montane Womens Featherlite Jacket, UK

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Montane Womens Featherlite Jacket available now at Ultralight Outdoor Gear with FREE UK+EU Delivery, in-depth reviews, full tech specs & helpful buying advice.
Montane's updated Featherlite Trail Jacket is a lightweight, breathable wind shell with a soft nylon finish. Montane says: The Featherlite Jacket is a super light and packable layer that provides breathable wind protection for fast-paced mountain days. Made using lightweight Wind Barrier Dynamic fabric, this jacket stows effortlessly in any pack – ready for whatever’s up ahead. Our Verdict This windproof, fast-moving jacket packs down incredibly small and weighs just 98gs (based on size 12). A very versatile layer that is excellent to shove into a rucksack side pocket or running vest when you aren't sure what the weather has in store for you Its features are minimalistic; you get one Napoleon chest pocket, which can accommodate a mobile phone, and the jacket can stuff into this pocket, so it is brilliantly packable. Semi-elasticated cuffs cinch the jacket around the wrist, and a simple drawcord around the hem blocks wind from entering the jacket; incredibly lightweight yet still user-friendly. It's more breathable than other Windshells I've used; it uses Montane's wind barrier dynamic nylon which is nice and soft against the skin; the soft nylon and the air vents under each armpit facilitate good airflow, so you don't overheat. It's also quiet; many other wind shells rustle, especially when running in them, but the nylon is nice and quiet. - Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear Features Under helmet hood with bound face aperture Full length YKK front zip with internal wind strip Rear hem adjustment Partially elasticated cuffs Stuffs into own pocket Regular Fit Specifications UK 8 weighs: 83g UK 10 weighs: 85g UK 12 weighs: 89g UK 14 weighs: 92g Material & Construction Mini rip-stop woven with stretch properties and excellent breathability. Bluesign® 100% NYLON Hydrostatic head: 500mm Help & advice: What is Bluesign?