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Freewheel Stretch Rain Jacket - Women's

The Outdoor Research Freewheel Stretch Rain Jacket - Women's Gilets.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"This jacket is an essential piece for wet and windy rides. The Ventia™ 2.5L fabric keeps me dry without overheating, thanks to its breathability and mechanical stretch. The back vent provides airflow on climbs, and I love that the back pocket doubles as a stuff sack for easy packing. The helmet-compatible hood and adjustable cuffs make it perfect for unpredictable weather."When the rain starts falling, we don’t head inside—we zip up the Freewheel Rain Jacket and keep riding. Designed for mountain biking in wet conditions, this lightweight, waterproof shell features Ventia™ 2.5L fabric for breathable protection, keeping us dry without trapping heat. The mechanical stretch ensures full mobility, so we can navigate technical terrain with confidence.Every detail is designed for the ride. The adjustable, helmet-compatible hood provides coverage without blocking vision, while a back vent enhances airflow on high-output climbs. The jacket packs into its own back pocket for easy storage, making it a reliable companion for any unpredictable forecast. With fully taped seams, YKK® AquaGuard® zippers, and a tailored fit for riding, this jacket keeps us dry and comfortable from trailhead to summit.

Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed, Bluesign Approved (membrane);

Material: [membrane/laminate] Ventia (2.5-layer), [face fabric] 50D 100% recycled polyester;

Season: spring, summer, fall;

Fit: regular;

Length: hip;

Center Back Length: 28.5in;

Venting: back;

Pockets: 2 zippered side, 1 zippered chest, 1 zippered back;

Hood: over-helmet, adjustable;

Claimed Weight: 9.9oz;

Activity: cross-country, downhill, enduro, trail, gravel;

Manufacturer Warranty: limited lifetime;

storecredits: 0.0;

Style Variants

Available Colors: Black, Galactic/Black

Size Reference for Outdoor Research Rain Jacket - Women's

Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL

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