Marker USA Dewpoint Gore-Tex® Shell Jacket - Waterproof (For Women)

Good product

used in snowing condition. It's perfict. Love it.

I got this jacket to use for travel. It is lightweight and has worked well on trips to several destinations that offer a variety of weather. I have not worn it in a rain storm or in temperatures below zero yet so I can't say how it works in those conditions. I do not like the sipper area that is decorated with the brand but that is not seen when the coat is zipped. All in all it is a good value and has worked for my needs.

This is my 2nd Marker gor tex jacket, same style. [...]

It fit perfectly. The sleeves were long enough and the fit was flattering and functional. It will be worn for walks and traveling and skiing and whenever a waterproof jacket is required.

I bought this jacket because of the amazing price on Goretex, even after reading some of the reviews that were concerned about fit, etc. I intended to use this for skiing, and the jacket is a bit short for me - I like a jacket to be just an inch or two longer so it completely covers my lower back when I bend over. The pit zip in one armpit did not sit flat so you always felt it. I don't know if that's a defect or indicative of Marker clothing. I'm returning it and keeping the Lowe Crescent jacket I also bought.

I knew I was taking a chance on ordering a jacket online, and sadly it didn't fit. I ordered the size 6. The manufacturer's tag on the jacket said the size 6 was for bust 35, waist 27, hip 37 or something like that. I am 35-27-35 and this jacket was swimming on me, especially at the armholes and with the sleeve length. Granted, my arms are a little shorter than average (about 1 inch shorter than average), but I think that the sizing on this must run big -- even allowing for all the bulky items that many people like to wear under a waterproof shell. I could have put on a wool base layer and secondary layer, with a modern thin fleece over them, or even a thick wool sweater, and still this jacket would have been a bit too big for easy movement and heat-retaining. From previous reviews here, I was already aware of how there were several external logos and a "loud" placket when unzipped, and those reviews are correct. I sort of thought the loud red and white placket was a bit jaunty and cheerful, and for my use of such a jacket, I wouldn't be wearing it unzipped very much, so that was okay. However, there are a couple of unnecessary logos on the outside of the jacket which are not that ugly but really don't add anything to the style, and make the jacket seem more pedestrian and ordinary than it otherwise might appear (for example, a very large GORE-TEX logo on the lower front). The neck, which was mentioned by others here, is too wide, with no method by which to tighten it. I do not like to wear a huge bulky scarf or a really thick gaiter under a ski-type jacket, preferring to let the several layers of Icebreaker wool turtlenecks that I wear plus the protection of a tight collar on a ski jacket provide the neck warmth that I need, so a roomy "funnel" sort of neck on a ski jacket just means that I'm going to be cold and uncomfortable. Positives: the material is nice, the jacket is made well, the pockets are well-thought-out, the "look" (aside from the logos and the large sizing) is stylish and understated, and the addition of a zip-into-collar hood (I think that's what it was) is a plus. Due to the way the 6 fit me, even if STP had a 4 available, I wouldn't exchange the 6 for a 4 -- I'll keep looking for a ski jacket that works for me.

Purchased this jacket for my wife as an outer shell layer for alpine skiing. She is 5'10", 165 lbs with a long torso and arms and wears dress size 12-14, and the size 14 in this jacket fits her almost perfectly, with a comfortable but not too snug fit with a base layer and insulating layer underneath. The jacket is very stylish and functional, looks great on her, and she loves it!

It seems there is no use complaining... this is a great deal to get a gore-tex jacket for this price. For me it fits well and feels comfortable to wear.Possible issues for some buyers:*It is true that while the sleeves are long, that this is corrected adequately with just cinching the wrists a little tighter. Maybe these longer sleeves aren't a design flaw anyway... it is no fun stretching your arms in the cold and having sleeves ride-up your wrist... won't happen with this jacket.*I wish the hood was detachable, but it does tuck away. And the draw cord for the hood sticks out like a "C" shape (kinda like little ears) if the hood is cinched tight. This made me laugh; but if it's raining so hard that I need my hood cinched, I really won't care what I look like if I'm dry.*It is true as reviewers have commented that the neck is a bit wide, but having room for a scarf or just not feeling suffocated seems good.*It might be tacky for some that the zipper liner is not black (has white and red Marker logo/strip); but for me, if I'm wearing this it is in weather for which it will be zipped right up anyway.These issues made me doubt my purchase, so I went to [...] to explore some options out there. Of course you won't get anywhere near this type of jacket for this price; something similar at [...] will cost several hundred bucks... and, honestly, those other pricey jackets all also had some flaw or another... so, in the end this jacket wins.

This thing did not make it out my door. It's is very wide and very short. I am 5'10, 175 lb, with wide hips and it was waayyyy too wide of me, and too short. Very long arms - that's a plus Would fit someone short and stout. Otherwise seems like it is of very good quality.