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Beschreibung

Die absolut sturmdichte Enigma Jacket™ für Damen bietet die perfekten Voraussetzungen für alpine Höchstleistungen. Das leichte, atmungsaktive GORE-TEX®-Material mit 70D trotzt den Elementen und sorgt für optimalen Feuchtigkeitstransport von innen nach außen. Schulter- und Seitenpartien sind zusätzlich mit robustem GORE-TEX® Pro verstärkt. Die komplett verstellbare Kapuze passt sicher über den Helm. Die TorsoFlo™-Seitenreißverschlüsse vom Saum bis zum Oberarm sorgen für die erforderliche Belüftung, wenn der Weg steil nach oben führt.

Gewicht (in oz./g) ca. 15.9 / 450 M

Funktionen

Wasserdicht
Atmungsaktiv
Komplett versiegelte Nähte
Hybrid-Design
Wasserabweisende Reißverschlüsse
Komplett verstellbare Kapuze passt über den Helm
2-Wege-Front-Reißverschluss mit innenliegender Sturmklappe
2-Wege-TorsoFlo™-Reißverschlüsse vom Saum bis zum Oberarm
Innentasche mit Reißverschluss und Media-Ports
Zwei Taschen für die Hände mit Reißverschlüssen
Bündchen mit Klettverschluss
Saum mit Kordelzug Material: 100 % Nylon, 3-schichtig, GORE-TEX® mit 70 D am Oberkörper // 100 % Nylon, 3-schichtig, GORE-TEX® Pro mit 70D an den Schultern und oberen Ärmeln

Technologie

$GORE-TEX Pro®$

GORE-TEX® Pro Designed with extreme conditions in mind, GORE-TEX® Pro fabric is the most rugged, water-proof/breathable yet lightweight fabric available.
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$GORE-TEX®$

GORE-TEX® Apparel built with GORE-TEX® is waterproof and breathable, making it perfect for athletic activity in inclement weather.
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TorsoFlo™ Superior ventilation adjusts with hem-to-bicep or hem-to-pit zippers to provide temperature regulation and all-weather coverage.
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Bewertung

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4.0

(based on 1 review)

Reviewed by 1 customer

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12/10/2010

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Let it Rain and Snow Fly!

By Seamstress

from Cascades

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Pros

Breathable
Comfortable
Lightweight
Waterproof

Cons

Best Uses

Casual Wear
Hiking and Camping
Skiing/Snowboarding
Wet Weather

Comments about W's Enigma Jacket!":

When the skies are threatening, I wear this constantly. The vents allow for quick temperature adjustments on the trail. No stopping needed to take layers on and off. Simply open the vent on both sides. It is amazing how waterproof this is despite the very light weight. There is no hesitation about tossing this into your pack just in case wet weather should move in. With a softshell or fleece piece underneath, it works well for colder weather pursuits. It doesn't feel clammy like other waterproof shells I have owned.

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Q:
Does the Enigma have a powder skirt? If not, is there another OR shell has a powder skirt and would work for spring skiing (i.e. not heavily insulated)?
Asked on 3/25/2013 by D
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- A:
  The Enigma does not have a powder skirt. The Vanguard is the closest product to a shell with a powder skirt that we currently make for women, though it does have a brushed tricot knit backing and is not strictly a shell.
  Answered on 4/5/2013 by Customer Service from Seattle
Q:
Is this jacket a soft "quiet" fabric like the Reflexa? What shell is the most water, wind and abrasion protection in a quiet material?
Asked on 12/2/2012 by Sharon Newbie from Seattle
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- A:
  The Enigma has a more robust, durable Gore Tex outer shell than the Reflexa and these jackets are considerably different in design and function. The Enigma is the recommended jacket under the given circumstances.
  Answered on 12/5/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I've got the Mentor jacket and am looking for the closest wome's equivalent. Is it the Enigma jacket?
Asked on 11/23/2012 by Brett from Chicago
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- A:
  Yes.
  Answered on 11/28/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I wonder how to clean this jacket
Asked on 11/19/2012 by Jamie from Barstow, CA
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- A:
  This jacket can be machined wash and we would recommend using a technical cleanser like Techwash from Nikwax or a similar product.
  Answered on 11/20/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I am interested in this jacket, wondering if it is a true hardshell/exterior shell that is not insulated. I have a REI softshell that I would want to layer with it. Thanks for the help!
Asked on 10/24/2012 by Julien from Boston, MA
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- A:
  It is a true hard shell with no insulation.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
How does this compare to the Men's Furio Jacket? Is it the same material? Have a male friend with that and love the weight and feel of the material. Thanks!
Diane
Asked on 10/6/2012 by Inquiring Hiker from Telluride, CO
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- A:
  It is very comparable to the Men's Furio Jacket. They are both a combination of Gore-Tex Paclite in the body and Gore-Tex Pro Shell on the shoulders and sides. They both have the same weight exterior fabric as well. If you loved his Furio than you will most definitely love the Enigma! Telluride is an awesome place too!! Thanks!
  Answered on 10/9/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
What is the fit of the jacket? Trim, standard or relaxed? What is the length of it?

I am trying to replace a OR Luna jacket, and I have the option between the Enigma or the Aspire. Any insight?
Asked on 10/5/2012 by Nadia from Ontario, Canada
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- A:
  The Engima jacket uses our standard fit and has a center back length in a size medium of 26 1/2 inches. The Aspire jacket also uses our standard fit, but with a center back length of 26 3/4 inches. The Enigma jacket is more akin to the Luna jacket as they are both built with a 70D exterior fabric. If you're mostly using the jacket for backpacking or hiking I would go with the lighter weight of the Aspire. If you're going to be mountaineering/mixed climbing and will be putting the jacket through some harsh conditions, you may benefit from the increased durability of the Enigma jacket. Hope that helps!
  Answered on 10/9/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle
Q:
My current measurements are: 36, 29, 38 and need to layer underneath with a fleece and down jacket for Park Ranger work in Alaska, should I get a medium or womens large?
Asked on 9/17/2012 by Parkie
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- A:
  Hi -- thanks for your question!
  
  The majority of our women's line runs a little bit smaller - you might want to size up a little bit to accommodate for layering. My suggestion is the large.
  Answered on 9/20/2012 by Outdoor Research CS
- A:
  Hi -- thanks for your question!
  
  The majority of our women's line runs a little bit smaller - you might want to size up a little bit to accommodate for layering. My suggestion is the large.
  Answered on 9/20/2012 by Outdoor Research CS
Q:
Where is this product made along with all OR products?
Asked on 9/12/2012 by bri from Juneau Alaska
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- A:
  OR products are made in a few different locattions. Our government line is manufacture right here, in Seattle. Most of our line is made overseas, this particular jacket is manufactured in China.
  
  Thanks for your question!
  Answered on 9/21/2012 by Outdoor Research CS
Q:
What's type of fit is this jacket?
Asked on 4/8/2012 by trin from toronto, ontario canada
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- A:
  The Women's Enigma jacket has a standard fit.
  Answered on 4/9/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA