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About this product
The Rab Mythic Ultra Jacket is a women's alpine down jacket engineered to deliver an exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio for mountaineers and alpinists. Its body-mapped baffle system combines offset boxwall construction around the core, which allows the down to fully loft and minimizes cold spots, with lightweight stitch-through baffles on the arms and hood for better mobility. A layer of TILT heat-reflective technology is positioned close to the body to reduce radiant heat loss, adding meaningful thermal efficiency on cold belays and high-altitude summits. The ultralight 10D outer shell is made from 100% recycled Pertex Quantum fabric with built-in ripstop, offering a solid rain protection rating alongside good durability while remaining soft and packable. A helmet-compatible down-filled hood, a two-way front zip for harness compatibility, precurved articulated sleeves, and YKK VISLON hardware round out the alpine-focused feature set. The jacket packs into its own included stuff sack and is available in Light Zinc, sized XS, at a Canadian retail price of $376.99.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Rab
- Color
- Colour: Light Zinc
- Size
- XS
- Customers Say
- Slightly Large
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Mythic Ultra Jacket for its exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, calling it one of the warmest and most packable down jackets available. The combination of 900-fill European goose down, offset box-wall baffles, and the heat-reflective TILT lining earns repeated acclaim for delivering below-freezing performance at a surprisingly low weight. The alpine-oriented fit, helmet-compatible hood, articulated sleeves, and harness-friendly two-way zip are also frequently highlighted as well-executed details. The most common criticism is the fragility of the ultralight 10-denier Pertex Quantum face fabric, with some users noting it is prone to tearing and not suited for abrasive terrain or bushwhacking. Down leakage through stitching is occasionally reported. The high price is noted as a barrier, and reviewers agree this jacket is best suited to dry, cold conditions rather than wet or rough environments.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 3/5
- Durability
- 4/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
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