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2016 Running Gear Guide: Women’s Jackets

$98, Saucony.com

The DWR-coated front panel and sleeves (for water resistance) and a breathable mesh back panel with laser-cut ventilation holes makes 
this full-zip jacket an ideal high-performance running partner. A soft collar lining, thumbholes, 360 degrees of reflectivity and a drop tail take on-the-go comfort to the next level.

$299, Arcteryx.com

Breathable, waterproof technology is now possible with two layers of fabric instead of three, making for a super-light and decidedly badass jacket. Just under 4 ounces (the lightest Gore-Tex jacket ever), the Norvan packs smaller than an apple yet has thoughtful details like elastic at the wrist to hold pushed-up sleeves in place and a reinforced brim to keep the hood off your face.

$130, Altrarunning.com

Minimally designed yet packed with runner-friendly elements, this slim-fitting pullover—it fits almost like a shirt—is wind- and water-resistant for fickle spring weather. Welded seams 
with four-way stretch fabric for movement, full mesh underarms, a phone-size pocket, 360 degrees of reflectivity, laser-cut back vents and thumbholes solidify this piece as a detail lover’s dream.


$115, Mountainhardwear.com

Utility and style merge in a cozy jacket equally appropriate for sipping an espresso and piling on miles. Wicking and stretchable knit fabric at the back and shoulders boosts softness and mobility, while highly breathable body panels allow moisture to evaporate. Feminine additions, like ruching at the neck and back pin tucks, are flattering without being too girly.

$98, Brooksrunning.com

A track jacket aesthetic with “barely there” mesh material gives this whisper-weight layer an urban edge. Windproof and water-resistant fabric on the back and shoulders provides just enough protection from the elements, and mesh throughout the body wicks away the sweat. It even has
 two zip pockets, plus retro wide stretch bands at the waist, wrists and neck.

$150, Thenorthface.com

For warmer rainy days or as an emergency layer, this short-sleeve waterproof and windproof coat has just the protection you need without any extra bulk. The forward-thinking design also includes 360 degrees of reflectivity, a full zipper flap and a pocket big enough for your phone and a gel. When the clouds part, you can stow it within its pocket.