- Is the Antora fully waterproof?
- Yes. It uses a two-layer DryVent membrane with sealed seams and a storm flap over the zip, so it handles sustained rain. It is not designed for submersion or heavy pack abrasion.
- How does it compare with the Resolve jacket?
- The Resolve is a step up with a slightly more durable face fabric and a more technical cut. The Antora is lighter and simpler, with fewer features, and suits casual rain use better.
- Can I wear it over a fleece or sweater?
- Yes. The cut is roomy enough for a mid-layer. Size up if you plan to wear a bulky puffer underneath.
- Does it have pit zips?
- No. There are no underarm vents, so it traps heat on hard climbs. Unzip the front for quick cooling.
- Is the hood adjustable?
- Yes. The attached hood has a drawcord at the back to cinch it down. It is not helmet-compatible.
- Is it packable?
- It folds down small enough for a daypack or carry-on. It does not stuff into its own pocket.
- Where is the The North Face Antora Waterproof Hooded Jacket cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $130.00, as of our latest check.