You don't need an advanced degree to know the SmartWool Women's PhD SmartLoft Hooded Jacket will serve your many winter needs from mid-January skiing to shoveling the driveway to your first ice climbing foray at the Ouray. This puffy jacket replaces down and synthetic insulation with light warm wool. A trim silhouette and stretch side panels makes layering a breeze when you need hardshell protection against the elements and lets you stroll through snow-dusted city streets without looking like a sail that lost its boat.Merino wool insulates in a manner similar to down; wool fibers criss-cross creating a grid-like structure in which air gets trapped. The trapped air prevents body heat from escaping and cold environmental air from entering. The folks at SmartWool know wool wows when it comes to warm and added a bit of polyester for wet-weather resistance. The nylon outer face features a DWR treatment to resists drizzles and snowflakes and smooth merino jersey on the inside offers luxurious against-the-skin comfort odor resistance and breathability. HyFi panels on the sides give you a little more mobility and breathability and make layering more comfortable.
Alpine enthusiasts who remain determined in the face of falling temperatures should pack the Norrona Women's Svalbard Flex 2 Softshell Jacket for their next trek above the treeline. It's always easier to take in the natural beauty of the world at altitude when you aren't trying to calm your shivering body and you're experienced enough to know that proper outerwear can make or break these trips as much as your climbing or camping gear.
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