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While the North Face Antora is certainly perfect for spring skiing and a light outer layer for mountaineering, it also makes for a great just-in-case rain jacket in your pack for hikes and bike rides. It’s super light with a modern fit – a step forward in the evolution of The North Face’s classic Mountain Light Jacket.
This windproof, breathable, and water-repellent shell also features large zippered pockets, a cinchable hood, and a storm flap with a hook-and-loop closure covering the center front zip.
Things we like:
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Seamless and stylish fit -
Deep external pockets
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Recycled materials
Things we don't like:
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Not as breathable as other similar jackets -
No stow pocket
Specs & Features
- Type: Shell
- Material: Breathable, waterproof DryVent 2L shell with non-PFC DWR treatment and seamed seals
- Storage: Alpine-style design with zippered front pockets
- Hood: Attached, three-piece hood with a drawcord
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Things we like:
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Seamless and stylish fit
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Deep external pockets
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Recycled materials
Things we don't like:
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Not as breathable as other similar jackets
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No stow pocket
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