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Ridgeline Shell
A three-layer rain jacket for long wet days
The Ridgeline Shell is a three-layer waterproof jacket cut for moving uphill in bad weather, with room underneath for a warm layer and nothing that flaps.
Taped seams, a stiffened hood brim and two-way underarm zips let heat out without letting the rain in.
It packs into its own chest pocket, about the size of a water bottle, and clips to a harness loop.
Rated 4.0 out of 5 from 32 reviews.
- Waterproofing
- 20,000 mm hydrostatic head
- Breathability
- 25,000 g/m²/24 h
- Face fabric
- Recycled nylon ripstop, 40 denier
- Weight
- From 355 g, size XS
- Packed size
- 18 × 9 cm
- Fit
- Regular, room for a midlayer
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