Summit Casaval Hybrid Jacket - Women's

Name: Summit Casaval Hybrid Jacket - Women's
Brand: The North Face
Price: 178.20 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The North Face Summit Casaval Hybrid Jacket is a women's layering piece designed to balance weather protection and breathability for active outdoor use. Rated highly for rain protection and featuring fully seam-sealed construction, it keeps moisture out during unpredictable conditions while maintaining solid breathability for sustained effort. The hybrid design reflects a practical approach to versatility, combining durable materials suited to demanding environments with a construction that moves well under a pack or shell. Available in Blue Flax, this jacket carries a durability rating that holds up to regular backcountry use. The seam-sealed build adds confidence in wet weather without sacrificing the packability and comfort expected from a technical mid-layer. With a SKU of TNFZEJ2 and a Canadian retail price around 178 dollars, the Summit Casaval Hybrid sits in a competitive range for performance-oriented women's outerwear from The North Face's Summit Series lineup.

Category: Clothing
Brand: The North Face
Color: Blue Flax

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the North Face Summit Casaval Hybrid Jacket for its impressive balance of warmth and breathability during active use. The VENTRIX insulation keeps users warm in cold conditions, while breathable, uninsulated panels along the underarms and hem prevent overheating during high-output activities. The fit is widely described as flattering and functional, slightly longer than average (helpful under a harness or hipbelt), and stretchy enough to layer under a hardshell. The most common criticisms center on weight and wind resistance: at around 14.8 ounces, it is heavier and bulkier than many competitors in its class. The highly air-permeable shell, while great for breathability, offers limited wind protection, making a shell layer necessary in changing mountain conditions. A minor but recurring complaint is that the main zipper can be difficult to operate smoothly.