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Closeouts. Tough on wet weather conditions, Marmot's Streamline jacket let's you enjoy the brighter side of gloomy weather with a two-layer PreClip® waterproof breathable membrane and lightweight, moisture-wicking DriClime® lining for added warmth.
- Two-layer PreClip® waterproof breathable membrane
- Attached three-piece storm hood with adjustable drawcord and touch-fasten strap packs into collar
- Angel-Wing Movement allows for full range of motion in arms and prevents jacket from riding up
- Zip front with dual exterior storm flaps, DriClime® chin guard and zipper garage
- PitZips for quick ventilation
- Interior zip security pockets
- Elasticized cuffs with adjustable touch-fasten straps
- Adjustable drawcord hem
- Waterproof rating: 15,000mm
- Breathable rating: 12,000
- Classic Fit
- Made in Viet Nam
- Visit our Waterproof Guide
- Visit our Winter Dressing Guide
- Cannot ship to Australia
- Cannot ship to New Zealand
- Jacket Features: Non-Insulated
- Jacket Features: Waterproof (All)
- Waterproof materials: PreCip® waterproof breathable fabric
- Seam sealed: Full
- Closure: Zipper, YKK®
- Length: 28" (based on size large)
- Fabric: 100% nylon
- Lining: 100% polyester
- Care: Machine wash/dry
- Classic Fit
- Weight: 1 lb. 3 oz.
- Made in Viet Nam
- Visit our Waterproof Guide
- Visit our Winter Dressing Guide
- Cannot ship to Australia
- Cannot ship to New Zealand
Average Rating (4 reviews)
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Reviewed by Sally dally from South Bend, Wa. on Tuesday, October 23, 2012Perfect jacket for our Washington state rainy weather.
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Reviewed by Berarin from Kyoto, Japan on Sunday, October 21, 2012I wanted a waterproof jackettt, to walk my daughter to school on rainy days. I didn't realize that the jacked has a thin fleece lining, which explains the higher price of the jacket. That means tat the jacket is good for fall and winter, but not for summer (too hot) which was a bit disappointing for me, since I wanted an all year jacket. I should warn also that the jacket runs small, especially if you want to se it as a layering type jacket. I am 5'5" around 180 lbs and I usually wear an M or L comfortably and I ordered an XL in this jacket. It fits good and I'm glad I didn't order the L because it may have been too tight. However, even with the XL I probably will not be able to wear a thick fleece under it, which means i might not be able to wear it in mid-winter - a thin fleece or thin sweater would work, but maybe the fleece lining will keep me warm enough? Not sure, as I have not tested it out in severe weather yet. Pros include the nice wide cut under the arms, which gives great movement and good pockets
- Best Uses: Around town, Hiking
- Cons: Runs Small
- Pros: Godd Material, Good Quality
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Reviewed by Rain walker from Upstate N Y on Monday, September 10, 2012I have owned a Marmot rain jacket for 8 years. The first year, my place of Employment had a fire, we had to work outdoors till late fall. The best rain Jacket. I felt I needed a new jacket. It still keeps the rain out, but gets soggy Feeling. I can wear this over my down sweater for a winter combo. Looking forward To a great winter.
- Pros: Liner A Surprise
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Reviewed by Back packing B from Northern, NY on Monday, March 26, 2012This is a perfect lite jacket for those cloudy days that call for rain or drizzle. It's packable and lite to carry so if you never use it that day you're not fighting it's weight. Beautiful colors as well. A very sharp feminine jacket.
- Best Uses: Perfect for lite rain
- Pros: Excellent fit
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