Norrøna · Clothing
Women's Falketind Dri1 Jacket
$293.96
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About this product
The Norrøna Women's Falketind Dri1 Jacket is a packable, year-round mountaineering shell equally suited to trekking and ski touring. Its Dri1 fabric, woven from 100% recycled post-consumer nylon, delivers a waterproof rating of 20,000 mm alongside windproof and breathable performance, earning a rain protection score of 5 out of 5. All seams are fully sealed with 13 mm wide GORE-TEX tape, and water-resistant YKK zippers keep moisture out at every opening. The technical Y-shaped cut pairs with articulated sleeves to support freedom of movement during climbing, while the shoulder seam-free construction prevents chafing under a backpack. A helmet-compatible hood adjusts with one hand, and Velcro cuffs allow a precise fit. Zippered front-chest ventilation manages exertion heat, and an elasticated hem sits longer at the back for added coverage. The jacket compresses into its own chest pocket for easy packing, and a reflective safety logo adds low-light visibility.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Norrøna
- Material
- 100% recycled nylon, Dri1
- Color
- 722458
- Size
- 3478
- Upc
- 7042698544148
- Code
- C76088
- Model
- 1887-25.
- Material Dri1 Fabric
- 100% recycled nylon
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Norrona Women's Falketind Dri1 Jacket for its exceptional weight and packability, noting it is among the lightest hardshell jackets available and compresses to roughly the size of a thin notebook. The soft, quiet, non-crinkly fabric earns repeated compliments, as does the breathability for an ultralight shell. The technical, athletic fit with articulated arms and a helmet-compatible hood makes it a favorite for alpine climbing and fast-and-light missions. The most common criticisms center on its limited protection in sustained heavy rain, as the 2.5-layer construction is better suited to variable conditions than extended storms. Reviewers also flag the trim cut as potentially restrictive for broader builds, the absence of hand pockets, and a premium price point that gives some buyers pause.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 5/5
- Breathability
- 3/5
- Durability
- 3/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
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