- Features
- GORE-TEX® Performance Shell - Gore-Tex Performance Shell
- 100% seam taped 2-layer construction
- Removable Storm Hood with Laminated Brim
- PitZips™ - Underarm Zip That Extends Into the Body for Aggressive Venting
- Napoleon Chest Pockets with Water Resistant Zips
- Handwarmer Pockets with Water Resistant Zipper
- Sleeve Pass Pocket with Water Resistant Zip
- Contrast Stitching
- Zip-off Powder Skirt - Allows Removal of Powder Skirt When Not Needed
- Zippered Sunglass Pocket
- Inside Mesh Goggle Pocket
- Internal E-Pocket
- HD Brushed Tricot Collar and Shoulder Lining
- Elastic Draw Cord Hem - For Adjustability in Serious Weather
- Adjustable Velcro®/Elastic Cuffs - Combination of Velcro and Elastic for Comfort and Adjustability
- Angel-Wing Movement™ - Allows Full Range of Motion in Arms so Jacket Doesn't Ride Up
- 29 3/4" Center Back Length for Size Medium
- Specs
- Center Back Length:29.75in / 75.6cm
- Weight:1 lbs 13 oz / 839 g
- Main Material:GORE-TEX®Performance 2L 100% Polyester 3.6 oz/yd
- Lining Material:100% Polyester Embossed WR 1.3 oz/yd
- Center Back Length:
GORE-TEX® Performance Shell
Designed to provide breathable comfort and durably waterproof and windproof protection, GORE-TEX® Performance Shells are ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities.
Whether you are skiing, cycling, mountaineering, inline-skating or just walking, you can change the sport, but you never need to change your garment with GORE-TEX® Performance Shell.
The GORE-TEX® Performance Shell comes in multi-layered construction options:
3-Layer: a specific GORE-TEX® membrane is bonded to an outer material and an inner lining.
2-Layer: specific GORE-TEX® membrane is bonded to the outer material and protected on the inside by a separate lining.
Check out Gore's website here.
Outdoor Utah Adventure Journal Winter 2009 Mainline Jacket
Our favorites from 2009
Still one of our favorite clothing and accessory manufacturers, they’ve been getting the quality and details down for quite some time now…since 1971. Built to last in any and all conditions, with 2 layer construction backed up by waterproof/breathable Gore-Tex. Micro stitched and 100% seam taped, removable hood with laminated brim. Removable powder skirt and pit-zips for ventilation.
- Paul Oelerich
Reviews and comments
on 10/5/10.
I am looking into the Cervino and Mainline as options for a new rain/ mountain hiking shell. Since i have only been able to try on the Cervino locally, I was wondering what the key differences were between these two jackets outside of the pocket configurations?
on 11/14/10.
The Mainline does not have a two way main zipper. The Cervino has no sleeve pocket. That is about the only difference. The lower pockets on the Mainline are lined hand warmer pockets. The Cervino only has unlined pack pockets. They are both nice jackets. I would prefer the Mainline with a two way main zipper. I have the Mainline. My jacket when fully zipped up snags when trying to un zip it right at the neck. I have replaced it with the Cervino for the two way main zipper. I like the pockets better on the Mainline. Marmot should combine the two jackets instead with the upper pockets being angled lined hand warmer pockets with lower horizontal zip pockets at or below the pack belt line.
on 12/6/10.
Fred, if you have owned both the Cervino and Mainline... can you inform me as to if they are cut and sized similarly?? Thanks a ton!
on 12/13/10.
David the cut of the Cervino and Mainline are basically identical. There is also the Palisades jacket. It is similar to the Cervino and Mainline. The Palisades also has a two way zipper plus is zip in compatible that is there is a second zipper to zip in a fleece or down insulator layer. Of the three the Mainline has the best pockets. The Cervino the worst.
on 1/29/11.
It the Mainline, Cervino or Palisades compatible with helmets?
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