Breathable, waterproof mountain bike jacket
The Women's Ranger Lunar 2.5L Water Jacket is designed to keep you dry and stylish on the trail. With lightweight, 10K/3K, 2.5-layer waterproof/breathable fabric, it offers advanced weather protection for various conditions while keeping you comfortable and fresh.
The DWR finish effectively repels moisture, mud, and debris while the helmet-compatible hood accommodates most helmets. With the vibrant color and confident trail energy of the Lunar collection, this jacket allows you to ride comfortably and stylishly.
KEY FEATURES
- Advanced weather protection for a wide range of weather conditions
- Lightweight 10K/3K 2.5-layer, waterproof, breathable main body fabric
- DWR finish sheds moisture, dirt, and debris
- Two zippered front hand pockets
- Draw cord, cinching at hem and elastic cuff, provides customized fit
- Helmet-compatible hood fits over most helmets
- Shell material made with recycled materials
- 100% polyester
Fox Womens Ranger 2.5L Water Jacket Lunar - Pink
Breathable, waterproof mountain bike jacket
The Women's Ranger Lunar 2.5L Water Jacket is designed to keep you dry and stylish on the trail. With lightweight, 10K/3K, 2.5-layer waterproof/breathable fabric, it offers advanced weather protection for various conditions while keeping you comfortable and fresh.
The DWR finish effectively repels moisture, mud, and debris while the helmet-compatible hood accommodates most helmets. With the vibrant color and confident trail energy of the Lunar collection, this jacket allows you to ride comfortably and stylishly.
KEY FEATURES
- Advanced weather protection for a wide range of weather conditions
- Lightweight 10K/3K 2.5-layer, waterproof, breathable main body fabric
- DWR finish sheds moisture, dirt, and debris
- Two zippered front hand pockets
- Draw cord, cinching at hem and elastic cuff, provides customized fit
- Helmet-compatible hood fits over most helmets
- Shell material made with recycled materials
- 100% polyester
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