Shield Jacket - Women's
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The Dakine Women's Shield Jacket stashes away conveniently in your pack for those times when you're caught by an unexpected shower. This waterproof, breathable 2.5-layer jacket will stash compactly in your pack, so you'll be ready when the weather pulls a fast one.
Dakine built the Shield Jacket with 5K waterproof, 5,000g/m breathable nylon fabric that will hold off light to moderate rain. This isn't a spray-on treatment, it's a waterproof breathable membrane that will last for years with proper care. The jacket's breathability allows moisture to escape, so you don't get that nasty, clammy feeling that some jackets will give you. Dakine also equipped the Shield with zippered underarm vents that allow you to dump heat in a hurry and let the fresh air in. A vented back panel forces out stale, clammy air.
The fit is pure freeride. The Shield is loose and comfortable. Articulated sleeves give the jacket a natural feel, and the dropped tail covers you in the seated position. Dakine rounded out the Shield's construction with adjustable cuffs, a helmet-compatible cinch hood, and an extended back hem to keep you covered when you're bent down in the pedal position.
The Dakine Women's Shield Jacket comes in four sizes from Small to X-Large. It's available in Black.
- Material
- [membrane/laminate] DK Dry (2.5-layer), [face fabric] nylon dobby
- Fabric Waterproof Rating
- 5000 mm
- Fabric Breathability Rating
- 5000 mm
- Fit
- relaxed
- Hood
- yes, helmet compatible
- Venting
- underarm zip vents
- Pockets
- 2 hand zippered, 1 chest zippered
- Recommended Use
- mountain biking;all-mountain, enduro, trail riding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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