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Women's winter jackets — puffers, insulated and waterproof

To take on the Québec winter without giving up moving: our women's winter jackets keep you warm, dry and comfortable, from a walk downtown to a run in deep cold. Light puffers, synthetic-insulated jackets, water-repellent or waterproof models — find women's winter jackets at Soccer Sport Fitness from Brooks, Columbia Titanium, Inov-8, Lolë, Mizuno and Saucony.

On this page: Puffers and insulated jackets · Water-repellent and waterproof · For winter running · How to choose · Brands · FAQ

Puffers and insulated jackets

Down or synthetic insulation traps warmth without the weight. A light puffer layers under a shell or wears on its own in mid-season; a longer insulated jacket protects against deep cold. Look for a hood and snug cuffs to keep out drafts.

Water-repellent and waterproof jackets

For wet snow and cold rain: a water-repellent finish sheds water, while a waterproof, breathable membrane with sealed seams keeps you dry without trapping the moisture from your effort.

Jackets for winter running

Trimmer and more breathable, these jackets block the wind and wick away sweat so you can run in the cold without overheating. Reflective details for end-of-day outings.

How to choose

Deep cold / city: a longer insulated jacket with a hood.
Mid-season: a light puffer to layer.
Wet snow, rain: a water-repellent or waterproof model.
Winter running: a trim, wind-blocking, breathable jacket.

Our brands

Brooks and Saucony for running, Columbia Titanium and Inov-8 for the outdoors, Lolë for lifestyle. Layer a base layer and a warm top underneath, and round it out with our jackets and windbreakers.

Down or synthetic insulation?

Down offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio and packs down well, but loses efficiency when wet. Synthetic stays warm even damp and dries fast — a good choice for wet snow and effort.

How should I dress for running in deep cold?

Layer up: a moisture-wicking base layer, a warm mid layer, then a trim, wind-blocking, breathable jacket. Add a toque, gloves and a neck gaiter.

What's the difference between water-repellent and waterproof?

A water-repellent finish sheds water at the surface and suits snow and light showers; waterproof, with its membrane and sealed seams, keeps you dry in real rain.

Is a winter jacket too warm for running?

No, if you pick a model built for running: trimmer, wind-blocking and breathable, it wicks away sweat so you don't overheat during effort.

How do I choose my size?

Check the size chart specific to each brand and allow room for the layers underneath, especially for an insulated jacket worn in deep cold.