Brand: The North Face
Category: Running Shell Jackets
Recommended by Mary Tyler, Baby Ultrarunner — San Jose, CA
Highlights: comfortable
The Fontanales Wind Jacket for women is a lightweight and breathable layer designed to keep you comfortable during windy runs and cool training sessions. With its windproof fabric and packable design, this jacket is perfect for athletes who demand performance without compromising on convenience. 1. WindWall fabric provides exceptional windproof protection while allowing breathability for high-output activities. 2. Ultralight double-weave polyester construction ensures durability without adding bulk. 3. Stow pocket allows for easy packing and storage in a running vest or backpack. 4. Non-PFC DWR treatment offers added resistance against light rain and moisture. 5. Minimalist design enhances mobility and reduces distractions during your run. 6. Available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different body types and preferences. The Fontanales Wind Jacket is ideal for trail runners and outdoor enthusiasts who face changing weather conditions. It excels in windy environments and cooler temperatures, making it perfect for early morning jogs or late afternoon training sessions. This jacket is designed for active individuals who appreciate lightweight gear that can be easily stowed away when not in use, ensuring they stay focused on their performance.
Price: $77 - $110
Kept me reasonably comfy in 30-40mph wind at 11,000ft. A win in my book.
Recommended by Mary Tyler, Baby Ultrarunner
Kept me reasonably comfy in 30-40mph wind at 11,000ft. A win in my book.
Mary Tyler recommends the The North Face Fontanales Wind Jacket - Women's for running shell jackets. Kept me reasonably comfy in 30-40mph wind at 11,000ft. A win in my book.
Yes — Mary Tyler recommends the Fontanales Wind Jacket - Women's by The North Face as their running shell jackets pick. Kept me reasonably comfy in 30-40mph wind at 11,000ft. A win in my book.
“Kept me reasonably comfy in 30-40mph wind at 11,000ft. A win in my book.”
“Kept me reasonably comfy in 30-40mph wind at 11,000ft. A win in my book.”
