Women’s Torrentshell Rain Coat

Name: Women’s Torrentshell Rain Coat
Brand: Patagonia
Price: 180.00 CAD
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The Patagonia Women's Torrentshell 3L Rain Coat is a lightweight, breathable shell built around the brand's H2No Performance Standard, earning strong ratings for rain protection and durability. Its three-layer construction pairs a 3.5-oz 50-denier ECONYL 100% recycled nylon ripstop face with a polycarbonate PU membrane, and the DWR finish is made without intentionally added PFAS. The regular fit is designed for all-day comfort, and the seams are fully sealed for reliable waterproof performance. A two-way-adjustable hood with a laminated visor rolls down and stows via a simplified cord-and-hook system, while a microfleece-lined neck adds comfort at the collar. The center-front zipper features internal and external storm flaps plus a chin guard, and venting pit zips help regulate temperature on the move. Self-fabric hook-and-loop cuffs and an adjustable drawcord hem seal out precipitation. Two handwarmer pockets are included, and the jacket stuffs into the left pocket with a carabiner clip-in loop for easy portability. Available in Wool White, model 85246.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Patagonia
Material: 3-layer, 3.5-oz 50-denier ECONYL® 100% recycled nylon ripstop face, a polycarbonate PU membrane
Color: 21972
Size: Extra Small (XS) Size chart
Upc: 195699381032
Code: C30221
Model: 85246.

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Patagonia Women's Torrentshell 3L for its outstanding waterproof performance, with many noting it is among the best in its price range for keeping out heavy, sustained rain. Its 3-layer construction, tough 50-denier recycled nylon shell, and long-term durability earn repeated compliments, as does its versatile styling that works equally well for outdoor adventures and everyday wear. The adjustable hood, pit zips, microfleece-lined collar, and sustainability credentials (recycled materials, Fair Trade certified) are also frequently highlighted. The most common criticisms center on the stiff, crinkly fabric that generates noise and limits comfort during high-output activities, limited breathability compared to thinner shells, and a lack of a chest pocket. Some reviewers also note the hand pockets sit low and can be hard to access with a backpack hipbelt.