Backcountry Shoulder season’s go-to jackets.

From: Backcountry.com - Saturday Apr 13, 2019 11:04 am

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We recently shared our two favorite jackets of the season. For guys, it’s the Patagonia Micro Puff—the picture of lightweight warmth and breathability. And for the ladies, we love The North Face Ventrix Hoodie: stretchy fleece lets you move, while perforations in the back let air flow. While these jackets are top of list, here are a few more we love:

Patagonia Micro Puff Insulated Jacket

At just eight ounces, they don’t call this puff “insanely lightweight” for nothing.

Arc’teryx Proton FL Hooded Jacket

A jacket of all trades, this soft shell shirks the elements while letting you breathe.

Outdoor Research Refuge Hooded Jacket

The portable Refuge features VerticalX, a cutting-edge synthetic insulation.

Houdini Power Air Hoodie

As eco-friendly as fleece comes, the Power Air lends itself to power moves on rock and trail.

The North Face Ventrix Light Fleece Hybrid Hoodie

This all-season jacket is equally fit for backcountry skiing and fall bouldering as it is for cool summer nights.

Arc’teryx Atom LT Hooded Insulated Jacket

With the Atom, getting wet on alpine adventures doesn’t have to mean game over.

Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Down Jacket

The 800-fill down in this award-winning jacket isn’t afraid of a little rain or snow.

Backcountry Wasatch Crest Hybrid Jacket

Insulation where you need it, softshell where you don’t, this jacket is versatile and discerning.

The North Face ThermoBall Insulated Vest

This synthetic vest sheds moisture—not down feathers—and will never let you overheat again.

Patagonia Micro Puff Hooded Insulated Jacket

There’s no such thing as bad weather when you’re wearing this jacket, with PlumaFill insulation and a snug hood.

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