Rab Microlight Alpine Jacket - Pink - Size 10

The women's Microlight Alpine Down Jacket is designed for almost every adventure. Explore town, ta...

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The Rab Microlight Alpine Jacket is a highly versatile, lightweight down-insulated hoody designed for women who seek an all-rounder jacket capable of performing across various activities, from urban exploration to mountain trails. Its key win is providing reliable warmth and protection in a packable, eco-conscious design, though its insulation level is optimized for cool to cold conditions, not extreme arctic temperatures.

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Age Groupadult
ColourPink
GenderFemale
MaterialNylon
Dress Size UK10
Model Part NumberQDB-13
BrandRab

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FAQs

Is this jacket suitable for very cold winter conditions?

While the jacket provides excellent warmth with its 700-fill power recycled down, it is primarily designed as a versatile, lightweight layer for cool to cold conditions. For extreme arctic temperatures, you would likely need a heavier expedition-style down jacket or to layer this jacket under a protective shell.

Can I wear this jacket in the rain?

The Rab Microlight Alpine Jacket features a DWR-treated Pertex Quantum outer fabric, which provides good water resistance for light rain or snow. However, it is not fully waterproof. For heavy or prolonged rain, we recommend wearing a waterproof shell over it.

How do I store the jacket when not in use?

To maintain the loft and performance of the down, store the jacket unstuffed and uncompressed in a cool, dry place. Avoid keeping it compressed in its stuff sack for extended periods, as this can damage the down's structure over time.

What does '700-fill power' mean?

Fill power is a measure of the loft or fluffiness of down, and its ability to trap air for insulation. A 700-fill power means that one ounce of this down fills 700 cubic inches, indicating a high quality of insulation for its weight.

Is the hood removable?

No, the hood on the Microlight Alpine Jacket is fixed and non-removable. It is down-filled and features a stiffened peak for enhanced warmth and protection in alpine conditions.

What activities is this jacket best suited for?

This jacket is highly versatile and ideal for a range of activities including climbing, hill walking, trekking, and general everyday use in cooler weather. Its lightweight and packable design make it perfect for travel.

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Jacket feels less warm or insulation is clumpy after washing.

This often occurs if the down has clumped together during washing or drying. Tumble dry the jacket on a low heat with several clean tennis balls or dryer balls. This helps break up the down clumps and restore its natural loft and warmth.

Water no longer beads off the surface, or the jacket wets out easily.

The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating may need re-activating or re-applying. First, wash the jacket according to its care label. If water still doesn't bead, use a specialized DWR re-proofing spray or wash-in product, following the product's instructions. Heat activation (e.g., gentle tumble dry or iron on low) can sometimes revive existing DWR.

Small feathers are escaping from the jacket.

Some minimal feather loss is normal with down jackets, especially when new. Gently push any escaping feathers back into the jacket from the inside if possible, rather than pulling them out. If feather loss is excessive, inspect for small punctures or seam issues. For minor holes, a fabric repair patch can be applied.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent warmth-to-weight ratio for varied conditions
  • Highly packable and lightweight for easy transport
  • Uses fully recycled materials for shell, insulation, and lining
  • Hydrophobic down maintains warmth even when damp
  • Versatile for multiple activities, from city to mountain
  • Windproof and water-resistant for reliable protection

Cons

  • Not designed for extreme cold weather conditions
  • Down insulation requires specific care for washing and drying
  • Form-fitting regular cut might limit extreme layering underneath
  • The bright pink color may not suit all preferences or environments

The Rab Microlight Alpine Jacket requires no specific 'setup' beyond adjusting the hood and hem for your comfort. It is designed with a Regular Fit, allowing for comfortable layering underneath without feeling bulky. Its versatility makes it compatible with a variety of outdoor pursuits, including climbing, hill walking, and general daily use in cooler weather. For care, proper maintenance is crucial to preserve the performance of down insulation and DWR treatment. Always follow the specific care instructions on the garment's label. Generally, down jackets should be washed infrequently using a technical down wash, then tumble dried on a low heat with dryer balls to restore loft. Avoid using standard detergents or fabric softeners, as these can damage the down and shell fabric. To maintain water resistance, occasionally re-apply a DWR treatment if the original coating wears off. Ensure the jacket is completely dry before storing to prevent mildew and damage to the down.

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