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Mythic G Down Jacket - Women's

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About this product

The Rab Mythic G Down Jacket is a women's ultralight insulated layer built for climbing, mountaineering, and ski pursuits. It is filled with 1000-fill-power European goose down (115g/4oz) and features a Thermo Ionic Lining Technology (TILT) interior that reflects radiant heat back toward the body, reducing heat loss by up to 30% without adding weight. The outer shell is a 7D Atmos Nylon Ripstop at just 23gsm, treated with a fluorocarbon-free DWR finish, while the 7D Ripstop Nylon lining is body-mapped to concentrate warmth where it matters most and omit material at natural hot spots for better comfort. Stitch-through construction keeps bulk and weight to a minimum, and the packed weight of 115g earns it a 5 out of 5 lightness and pack-size rating. A centre back length of 27.2 inches (69cm), precurved articulated sleeves, a down-filled hood with a stiffened peak, part-elasticated cuffs, and two zippered hand pockets round out the practical design. The jacket comes with a lightweight stuff sack for easy storage.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Rab
Color: Orion Blue
Size: 5/5
Main: 7D Atmos™ Nylon Ripstop(23gsm)with fluorocarbon-free DWR
Lining: 7D Ripstop Nylon with Thermo Ionic Lining Technology(TILT)(23gsm)
Lightness: 5/5
Pack Size: 5/5
Activities: Climbing, Mountaineering, Ski
Insulation: 1000FP European goose down(115g/4oz)

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Mythic G Down Jacket for its exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, crediting the combination of 1,000-fill-power goose down and the heat-reflective TILT lining for delivering below-freezing performance in an ultralight, highly packable package. The active fit, articulated sleeves, and comfortable interior lining also earn consistent approval. The most common criticisms center on the ultra-thin 7-denier shell, which is considered fragile and prone to feather leakage, abrasion, and snagging on the zipper. Reviewers also flag poor rain resistance, noting the face fabric wets out quickly, making a shell layer essential in any precipitation. The premium price is a recurring concern.