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Tuscany II Insulated Jacket - Women's

Name: Tuscany II Insulated Jacket - Women's
Brand: Obermeyer
Price: 214.42 CAD
Availability: InStock

54% OFF

CA$214.42

CA$471.15Save CA$256.73 (54%)

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About this product

The Obermeyer Tuscany II is a women's insulated ski and snowboard jacket built around HydroBlock Sport technology, offering 10,000 mm waterproofing and 10,000 g breathability to handle demanding on-mountain conditions. The body and sleeves carry 150 g/m2 of insulation, while the hood uses a lighter 40 g/m2 fill for balanced warmth without excess bulk. A 2-way adjustable, removable hood features detachable faux fur trim, and a fleece-lined collar paired with a fleece chin warmer adds comfort at the neck. Full-Motion articulation supports a natural range of movement, and stretch inner cuffs seal out cold air at the wrists. The Snap-Away water-resistant powder skirt and interior wind guard help keep snow and drafts out. Storage includes a zippered pass pocket, zippered handwarmer pockets, an interior electronics pocket, and an interior goggles pocket with a detachable goggles cloth. Additional details include YKK zippers, an adjustable hem, an accessory ring, and a key keeper.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Obermeyer
Material: 100% nylon, 100% polyester, HydroBlock Sport 60% REPREVE polyester/40% polyester twill weave; Charcoal color: HydroBlock Sport 100% polyester cross-dyed twill weave
Color: WHITE
Hood: Yes
Gender: Women's
Warmth: Warmest
Weight: 3 pounds
Insulated: Yes
Windproof: Yes

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Obermeyer Tuscany II for its substantial warmth, flattering and stylish silhouette, and thoughtful feature set, including multiple pockets, soft interior collar fleece, and wind-blocking cuffs. Many buyers appreciate that it avoids a bulky look while still delivering real insulation. The expert review from OutdoorGearLab, however, flags poor breathability and questions the effectiveness of the DWR coating, and several user reviews echo this, noting the jacket soaks through in rain or wet snow. Sizing is a recurring concern across retailers, with many reviewers reporting it runs small and recommending sizing up, especially if layering underneath. The hood also draws mixed opinions, with some finding it loose or prone to letting in cold air at the neck.