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Cut a stylish silhouette in a women's hiking jacket from the adidas range. Discover the power of innovative and modern design to keep you warm, dry and comfortable. Our hiking jackets for women come in regular and plus sizes for winter sports, mountaineering, lifestyle looks and more. Down, hooded hiking jackets for ladies in lightweight, padded styles keep you warm on snow days while streamlined looks in attractive colour-block designs are brimming with helpful features for days out in nature. Mega pocket space, complete waterproofness and elasticated wrists and hoods all keep you well-organised and comfortable on the mountain. Women's hiking jackets with clever reflective detailing keep you visible in low light as you wend your way home and packable options are perfect for showery days when it feels like the weather can't decide what it's up to.
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Women Jackets Hiking Frequently Asked Questions
The best waterproof jacket for hiking is one that repels water while also being highly breathable and comfortable to wear. Jackets with a coating typically are less breathable, while jackets with a membrane usually offer the ultimate breathability. They’ll repel water while also letting air move in and out, and sweat moisture move out. For top water repellency, look for three-layer women’s hiking coats. These have a durable outer layer, an inner membrane and an additional liner inside, and they’re the most reliable, high-performance rain jackets. If you don’t need that much protection, opt for a two- or 2.5-layer jacket.
A backpacking rain jacket typically weighs between 6 and 14 ounces. A heavier jacket provides more features and, often, more durability, so consider this for backpacking in rougher weather. For less intense weather, or if you’re really trying to pinch ounces, go for a lighter jacket. Keep in mind the kind of weather you’ll be needing the jacket for, how frequently you’ll be using it and how long you’ll be carrying it.
A rain jacket is great for hiking, especially if you’re facing elevation changes and unpredictable weather. Women’s hiking jackets with waterproof technologies, like adidas RAIN.RDY, help keep you dry and focused on the hike, not on drippy clothes. Rain jackets can be fairly light while still blocking out moisture, and plenty of options have a breathable construction that won’t trap sweat as you trek. If you’re facing cold temperatures on top of wet weather, look for jackets that are both insulating and waterproof.