The North Face Verto Wind Jacket - Women's

This is a really cool jacket, however I was looking for something that's a little more water proof that this, since this jacket is only water-resistant. It's cool fabric and it folds into the arm pocket which is super small.

I love this jacket, and I bring it everywhere. Warms you up fast, but not too warm on a windy day. So light there's no excuse for not having it on you at all times.

I was looking for a super lightweight women's wind jacket for a while (most others I found were 5 oz +). The Verto did not disappoint. It's just a great little jacket to pull on on summer trips when the breeze picks up. I haven't gotten to test it in major wind yet, but will update when I do. It breathes as well as a true wind jacket should, and the fact that you get a hood for this weight is pretty awesome. And the pertex quantum material is really cool - very silky.

Only drawback is the silver (which is really more of a gray - not too shiny) makes you look a bit like space girl in the forest....Neither of the colors the Verto comes in are very earthy - they're more like ski colors, but I guess the Verto will come in handy this winter too :)

In sum, best women's wind jacket I've found - worth the extra money.

I love this very light weight, packable, do anything jacket. I live in the south and we have had some very hot humid, wet days. This jacket has been awesome at keeping me dry and warm when I enter a building with very cold A/C. Fits true to size like any other North Face jacket. The purple/fushia color is beautiful.

I purchased this jacket as an emergency pack light jacket for rain- but I ended up using it at the summit since I was dripping with sweat it kept me from getting too chilled. Worked as expected. The only downfall of this piece is that it's see through so i feel like im rocking some techy garbage bag. Whatever works.

I brought this jacket on a bike trip down in Moab- it looked super sunny and I never thought I'd need it. BUT it packs so small and light that I figured it couldn't hurt. About 4 hours into the ride, I saw the storm on the horizon and threw the jacket on and continued on my ride comfortably and protected. I won't leave home without it again!