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Outdoor Research Women's Mithrilite Soft Shell Jacket

SKU# ORMITHRILITEJW

Take the versatile Mithrilite out on your next alpine climb and focus entirely on enjoying yourself. Lightweight and waterproof with the breathability and durability you need on a sweaty climb in variable weather conditions. Features include double sliding hem-to-pit zips for total control over ventilation, multiple pockets for stashing stuff and an adjustable hood. Inspired by the popular Mithril Jacket.

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$299.00
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  • Glacier
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Glacier

Features

  • Waterproof and breathable Ventia Dry™ construction
  • Fully seam taped for waterproofness
  • Water-resistant zips
  • Adjustable hood
  • Internal front zip stormflap
  • Double-sliding TorsoFlo™ hem-to-pit zips
  • Multiple zipped utitlity pockets
  • Tricot lined hand pockets
  • Hook/loop adjustable cuffs to keep the elements out and warmth in
  • Drawcord hem

Specifications

Length from Centre Back 67cm
Average Weight 576g (Medium)
Made From 100% polyester knit face, polyester mesh backing, 3L laminate

Technology

TorsoFlo™: superior ventilation adjusts with hem-to-bicep or hem-to-pit zips to meet changing conditions. Double-sliding zips allow for excellent temperature regulation while providing maximum weather protection.

Ventia™ fabric: OR’s proprietary waterproof/breathable barrier, offering storm-level weather protection and active-use comfort. Products using Ventia™ are waterproof/breathable by construction.

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