Women's Interstellar Traverse Shell Jacket
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Description
Built to handle extreme weather, the ≥18,050mm waterproof shell with fully taped seams delivers storm-level rain protection. Breathable construction releases moisture efficiently during movement, helping regulate comfort. Abrasion-resistant fabric supports long-term outdoor use, while adjustable windproof details lock in warmth across camping, hiking, commuting, and riding environments.
Features
- ≥18,050mm waterproof
- ≥8,530g/m² breathability
- Fully taped seams
- Abrasion-resistant shell
- Over 10,000 abrasion test cycles
- Windproof adjustable hood
- Adjustable cuffs and hem
- High storm collar
- Waterproof zip pockets
Details
Benefits
• Waterproof Protection
Keeps you dry through shifting weather and steady rain.
•Breathability
Helps reduce sweat buildup during activity.
•Durable Build
Tough fabric resists scuffs and wear.
• Windproof Shield
Cuts wind flow to keep you steady and warm.
•Stain & Oil Resistant
Repels dirt and oil to keep the jacket clean.
•Adjustable Fit
Adjustable hood, cuffs, and hem help block wind and rain.
Fit & sizing
Find your size
Check the product size guide before ordering.
Delivery & returns
US mainland delivery
$9.90 USD standard shipping Free shipping on orders $99+ USD
View shipping policyRedefining Shell Performance
Built for the unpredictable, the Camel Shell Jacket Series stands at the intersection of precision design and field-tested endurance. Every piece is crafted with advanced waterproof, windproof, and breathable materials to perform in shifting terrains and extreme climates—keeping you dry, agile, and focused wherever the trail leads.




The Technology Within
The Technology Within

Adventurer Insights




At 19, George Bullard completed a 1,374-mile unsupported polar trek. Now testing CAMEL gear in extreme conditions, he helps create outdoor equipment that empowers explorers to move boldly, adapt quickly, and embrace the unknown with confidence.
Adventurer Insights

At 19, George Bullard completed a 1,374-mile unsupported polar trek. Now testing CAMEL gear in extreme conditions, he helps create outdoor equipment that emp owers explorers to move boldly, adapt quickly, and embrace the unknown with confidence.



































































































































































