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Nexus Jacket - Women's

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About this product

The Rab Nexus Jacket is a women's midlayer built for high-energy mountain pursuits such as hiking, climbing, and scrambling in variable conditions. It is constructed from Thermic G stretch fabric, a 178gsm circular-backer recycled polyester fleece, which balances warmth, breathability, and quick-drying performance. The regular fit runs true to size, and a centre back length of 63cm (24.8 inches) in size small reflects its practical, mobility-focused cut. Flatlock low-bulk seams keep the profile slim enough to layer comfortably under a shell, while double cuffs add comfort at the wrist. A soft, close-fitting collar provides extra warmth in exposed terrain, and a YKK Vislon centre-front zip with a zip guard rounds out the closure system. Two YKK-zipped, soft mesh-lined pockets offer secure storage without adding unnecessary bulk. Available in Red Grapefruit, the Nexus Jacket is a versatile, responsibly sourced fleece suited to fluctuating output levels and rapidly changing mountain weather.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Rab
Material: Thermic G (178gsm) Circular backer recycled polyester fleece
Color: Red Grapefruit
Fit: Regular
Customers Say: True to Size
Centre Back Length: (Size S): 63cm / 24.8 inches

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Nexus Jacket for its lightweight, stretchy Thermic G fleece that balances warmth and breathability exceptionally well during high-output activities like hiking and climbing. Its slim, low-bulk fit is widely appreciated for layering cleanly under a shell without bunching, and the quick-drying fabric earns repeated mention. Many users highlight its versatility, working equally well as a standalone piece on mild days or as a midlayer in colder conditions. The full-length zip, zipped pockets, and flattering fit are also called out as practical positives. The most common criticism is that it offers limited warmth on its own in genuinely cold or windy conditions, as it is firmly a midlayer rather than a standalone insulator. Some longer-term users note minor pilling after extended heavy use, and the collar can feel slightly floppy over time.