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Outdoor Research Women's Aspire 3L II Jacket - Breathable Rain Shell

Outdoor Research Women's Aspire 3L II Jacket - Breathable Rain Shell

Regular price £219.99 GBP
Regular price £260.00 GBP Sale price £219.99 GBP
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The Outdoor Research Women's Aspire 3L II Jacket is OR's top-selling women's rain shell for demanding conditions and long technical days. AscentShell™ Dry 3-layer fabric delivers waterproofing, breathability and stretch, so you stay dry without overheating however hard you are moving.

TorsoFlo™ venting is the reason to buy it: hem-to-bicep zips that dump heat instantly on a steep pull, and let you reach inner layers, pockets or your harness without removing the jacket. It is fully seam-taped with YKK® Aquaguard® waterproof zips, finished with a PFAS-free Nikwax Direct.Dry DWR that keeps water beading off, and made with recycled fabrics.

Product Details

  • Colour: Black, Lingonberry
  • Gender: Women’s
  • Age group: Adult
  • Sizes in this listing: L, M, Plus x1, S
  • Material: Nylon

Why you'll love it

  • Fully waterproof and windproof – reliable protection in harsh weather
  • Highly breathable – keeps you comfortable during activity
  • Stretch fabric – moves naturally with your body
  • TorsoFlo™ venting – hem-to-bicep zips for maximum airflow and harness access
  • Sustainable materials – made with recycled fabrics

Good to know

  • Colours: Black, Lingonberry
  • Sizes in this listing: S, M, L and Plus
  • Material: nylon
  • Fully adjustable hood with bonded brim
  • Zippered chest and hand pockets, internal pocket with key clip
  • Hook-and-loop cuff closures
  • Fully seam-taped with YKK® Aquaguard® waterproof zips
  • Nikwax Direct.Dry DWR, PFAS-free

Who it's for

Women hiking, trekking, backpacking or alpine climbing at any level, and anyone who wants a premium shell for travel and wet-weather everyday use. Choose the Aspire when you want a jacket that works as well moving hard as it does standing still.

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