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Will I find women's mountaineering jackets available at decathlon.com.gr?

Of course! At decathlon.com.gr you will find a wide variety of women's mountaineering jackets designed to meet all mountain demands. The collection includes lined waterproof jackets, windproof softshells, lightweight synthetic jackets, as well as warm down jackets from specialized Decathlon brands.

What fill power rating is considered adequate for sub-zero temperatures?

The fill power rating (CUIN) expresses the quality, loft, and thermal insulation efficiency of the down.
For sub-zero temperatures (0°C down to -10°C or lower), a fill power rating from 600 to 800+ CUIN is considered excellent. An 800 CUIN down jacket offers top-tier warmth with minimal weight and compresses exceptionally well inside a mountaineering backpack.

Are there women's mountaineering jackets with a hood?

Definitely! Most women's technical mountaineering jackets feature an integrated, fully adjustable hood.
Furthermore, in specialized mountaineering jackets, the hood is specifically engineered to be helmet-compatible, allowing full head and face coverage without restricting your field of vision.

How do I wash a women's mountaineering jacket without losing its loft?

To maintain the jacket's loft and thermal insulation, the care process is very specific yet straightforward!
Wash it in the washing machine at 30°C on a delicate cycle, using only a specialized liquid detergent for down/technical garments, and without fabric softener.
Extra tip: Add 2-3 tennis balls into the drum to fluff up the down during the wash cycle.
Drying is ideally done in a tumble dryer on low heat, again with tennis balls, until the down is completely fluffy with no clumps remaining.

How many mm of waterproofing must the outer fabric have for snowfall?

For protection against snowfall, melting snow, and strong winds in the mountains, the waterproofing rating of the outer fabric should be at least 10,000 mm Schmerber.
For prolonged exposure to heavy snowstorms, freezing rain, or very wet snow, a membrane rated between 15,000 mm and 20,000 mm Schmerber with fully taped seams is recommended.