Outdoor Research Snowcrew Jacket - Women's

Name: Outdoor Research Snowcrew Jacket - Women's
Brand: Outdoor Research
Price: 224.97 CAD
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About this product

The Outdoor Research Snowcrew Jacket is a women's outerwear piece designed for cold-weather activity. Built to handle demanding outdoor conditions, it offers reliable protection suited to climbing and mountain environments. The jacket is constructed with materials and features selected to balance warmth, mobility, and weather resistance, making it a practical choice for active use in variable alpine conditions. Its women's-specific cut supports a comfortable, functional fit during high-output pursuits. For detailed specifications including insulation type, shell fabric, waterproofing ratings, and pocket configuration, consulting the manufacturer directly is recommended, as full technical details ensure the best match for intended use. Outdoor Research is a well-regarded brand in the outdoor performance space, known for producing gear that meets the practical demands of climbers and mountaineers.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Outdoor Research
Material: 44% polyester, 56% recycled polyester
Color: Calcite Camo/Black
Size: Select
Hood: Adjustable Helmet-compatible
Type: Waterproof-breathable
Length: Hip-length
Weight: 549g
Made In: Viet Nam
Pockets: 1 arm zippered 1 internal drop-in 1 zippered chest 2 front zippered

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Outdoor Research Snowcrew Jacket for its exceptional warmth, excellent warmth-to-weight ratio, and full-coverage fit, particularly highlighting the extra-long drop hem that covers the backside on cold chairlift rides. The abundance of pockets (including fleece-lined hand pockets, a pass pocket, and interior storage) earns frequent appreciation, as does the helmet-compatible hood and overall value for the price, backed by a strong warranty. The most common criticism is that the jacket runs noticeably large, with nearly all reviewers recommending sizing down. Breathability is a recurring concern: the jacket can cause overheating during high-output activity or on warmer days, and the 2-layer Ventia shell, while fully seam-taped, is considered less waterproof than premium 3-layer alternatives in prolonged wet or rainy conditions.