Women's Alta Vista Rain Jacket

Name: Women's Alta Vista Rain Jacket
Brand: The North Face
Price: 147.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The North Face Alta Vista Rain Jacket is a women's standard-fit shell designed to handle unexpected wet weather on camping trips and outdoor excursions. Its body is constructed from 90 g/m² DryVent 2.5L fabric, a 100% recycled nylon with a non-PFC DWR finish that delivers solid waterproof and breathable performance, while the hood and hem tunnel lining use a lighter 62 g/m² 100% recycled polyester. All seams are fully sealed for consistent rain protection. The attached, adjustable three-piece hood features a drawcord and cord locks, and pit-zip venting helps regulate temperature during active use. An exposed, water-repellent center front zip includes a zip garage at the upper neck, and the hem and cuffs are adjustable via drawcord and hook-and-loop tabs respectively. Storage includes zippered chest and hand pockets plus an internal drop-in pocket, and the jacket conveniently packs into its own chest pocket for easy stowing in a pack.

Category: Clothing
Brand: The North Face
Material: 62 G/M², 100% recycled polyester, 90 G/M², DryVent™ 2.5L - 100% recycled nylon with non-PFC DWR finish
Color: 676439
Size: Extra Small (XS) Size chart
Upc: 198266138848
Code: C69074
Model: NF0A8BK9.
Materials Body: 90 G/M², DryVent™ 2.5L - 100% recycled nylon with non-PFC DWR finish Hood & Hem Tunnel Lining: 62 G/M², 100% recycled polyester

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Alta Vista for its lightweight, packable design, noting it stows neatly into its own chest pocket and weighs around 10 to 11 ounces. The DryVent 2.5-layer construction earns credit for solid waterproofing in light to moderate rain, and the generous pocket layout, pit zips, and adjustable hood are frequently highlighted as practical bonuses. The trim but layerable fit and good value for the price are also recurring positives. The most common criticisms center on breathability, with reviewers noting it falls short during high-output activities. The hood is called out for limited face coverage and lacking a soft chin interface. Some users flag that the material can wet out faster than competing jackets, and a few note the waterproofing feels less robust than pricier 3-layer alternatives.

Specifications

Rain protection: 4/5
Breathability: 4/5
Durability: 3/5
Sealed seams: Yes

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