Marmot Waterproof Jackets

Marmot have been around since the beginning of the 70's when everyone walked around in bell bottoms, long pointy collars and had huge side burns resembling lamb chops. Well that's what wiki says anyway - I'm a product of the 80's so please correct me if I'm wrong. Anyway, as I was saying, Marmot have been around for long enough to have learned a few tricks in the waterproof jacket trade and so have come up with a few remarkable products and technologies to integrate into their jackets to make them more waterproof, lighter and stronger than others competitors.

Being the first brand to work with Gore-Tex the Marmot gang know their waterproofs from their elbow. Marmot then went on to create Precip which is one of the lightest, most compressible and waterproof fabrics around today. Look for the Marmot Precip Jacket and Pants if you're interested in tried and tested Marmot waterproofs. Next on the innovations list arrives Marmot Membrain Strata. This genius material is super-light, waterproof and very breathable. Marmot use it very well in their Mica jackets, I have one and love it, and it's also used to great effect in some of the more technical Marmot sleeping bags.

The long and short of it is: If you don't like to get wet and want to stay dry and protected then have a look at the great range of Marmot waterproof jackets because their pedigree if of the highest quality and although the brand was founded in the 70's none of the Marmot products have bell bottoms. Look no further.