Yaguajay As ladies who like exploring the mountains in all sorts of conditions, there’s only one category of outerwear that can truly stand-up to the needs of gals who hike, skin, shred long descents, sweat, get cold and do it all over again. Technical outerwear has typically consisted of simple, masculine designs, but that’s changing. Several outerwear brands have stepped up to the plate over the last couple of years and produced cool, hip, stylish, feminine and high-performing outerwear. Click through the slideshow below to see who these brands are and scroll down to learn more about their great products.
Korsør Patagonia Women’s Untracked Anorak
Three-layer construction, Gore-tex ultra waterproof, ultra-breathable fabric plus articulated, feminine cut and cute colors make this technical piece a must for ladies who like to explore the mountains.
Patagonia Women’s Untracked Pant
These pants are made with Gore-tex fabric, too, but they also offer a little bit of insulation for women’s backsides, which often get chilly.
Orage Ladyseven Jacket
This Gore-tex Pro Shell, three-layer jacket will keep you dry, while the slim, long cut and asymmetrical zip will keep you looking stylish.
Orage Revel Pant
Gore-Tex Pro Shell, three-ply material and fully seam sealed construction will match its counterpart, the Ladyseven, in performance.
Trew Stella Jacket
This 20K waterproof, 20K breathable jacket will stand up to winter’s worst, but it’s articulate feminine shape and cool color blocking is what makes it a winner in the style dept.
Trew Chariot Pant
Designed using “double needle stitch reinforced construction” and the same highly-rated fabric found in the Stella Jacket, the Chariot is a pant that every stylish, hardcore gal will want.
Burton [ak] 2L Blade Jacket
Great for mix-bag weather, this high-performance Gore-tex shell offers both warmth and breathability. Plus it’s hip and flattery.
Burton [ak] 2L Stratus Pant
Made with Gore-tex fabric, these pants are made for season-long use, either layer for added warmth or open the vents to cool you down.
