Mammut Haldigrat Women's Jacket

Pros:

From the jump, our tester judged that the slightly tapered fit of the Haldigrat is comfortable and looks fresh on the skintrack. Additional backcountry-friendly features—the removable powder skirt, stretchy wrist gaiters, double-zipper pit vents, and backpack-compatible pockets—ensure that the Haldigrat doesn’t just look good on the uphill, but it performs well, too.

Cons:

Our tester has powerful legs and wide hips, and she noticed that the powder skirt can ride up a little bit, despite the elastic band.   

Favorite Feature:

The Single Pull hood is easily adjustable and can be used with or without a helmet.

Tester Comment:

“I love this jacket. I’ve had jackets with hoods that fly back in the snow, rain, and wind, but this hood was big enough where it fully covered my head and helmet, was easy to cinch down, and protected my forehead with the built-in hard visor.”

Bottom Line:

For lady shredders who spend their days both in and out of the resort, Mammut’s Haldigrat is a jack(et) of all trades.