Woman's Hiking Pants

The Zeta SL boasts some of the better overall mobility and range of motion of any model we tested. All of our testers loved this jacket's slightly longer arm length and nicely designed, articulated sleeves. Even folks who don't have long arms benefitted from this combination of features and design, as the ends of the sleeves didn't pull back, even when reaching directly above our heads. While the sleeves were slightly longer than average, all of our testers agreed they never felt bulky or too long, and most folks commented that this aspect made the jacket more comfortable overall.

The most important feature to look for in a women's shell jacket is the fabric. It should be breathable and resistant to wind and rain. This is especially important for skiers, who may encounter storms and heavy rain. Luckily, women's shell jackets are built to stand up to these extreme conditions. The ORTOVOX Akamai 3L Shell Ski Jacket is both breathable and waterproof, thanks to its three layers of HydroBlock Elite fabric. This shell jacket also comes equipped with a RECCO rescue reflector, which will help you keep visible in dark situations. Lastly, it has an active fit with full-motion articulated sleeves.

With decades of experience climbing in Arc'teryx harnesses around the world, designer Tony Richardson has distilled all essential features into one streamlined and sleek design. The new AR-395A is ideal for both gym climbers or long approaches with its lightweight construction that makes it strong enough to handle any adventure you throw at it!

The Arcteryx Nila Coat is perfect for those looking to be comfortable and dry while out in the elements. The breathable fabric keeps your body at bay, but it won't stop there! This coat also features reflective strips on its collar which make you easier see when riding bikes or walking through dark areas during night time hours--a must-have if we're talking safety