Mammut Eiger Nordwand Pro Down IN Parka — Women


Mammut’s warmest women’s coat—Swiss alpine pedigree for deep-cold and exposure; sized to pull over your shell when you’re stopped.

Words by Michele Underwood | Photos courtesy of Mammut.


Close-up portrait in a Eiger Norwand Pro Down Parka in Eiger orange-eiger blue

Close-up portrait in a Eiger Norwand Pro Down Parka in Eiger orange-eiger blue

Quick take — Eiger Nordwand Pro Down Parka

An expedition-warm over-the-shell parkaMammut’s warmest women’s coat—for true cold snaps and exposure. Built for stops: chairlifts that bite, transitions, hut approaches, or walking around town when it’s single-digits.

Mammut Eiger Nordwand Pro Down IN women’s parka in black—long, over-shell down coat with insulated hood for deep-cold conditions.

Eiger Nordwand Pro Down IN Parka (Women) — Mammut’s warmest coat.

What it is — Eiger Nordwand Pro Down Parka

Mammut’s warmest women’s coat with an insulated hood, long cut, and roomy patterning so it fits on top of your ski shell. A two-way front zip, large hand-warmer pockets, and internal drop pockets for skins/gloves make it practical during pauses. Packs into a lightweight, water-resistant stuff sack (included).

When to use it

  • Frigid chairlift rides & transitions: throw it over your shell while stopped, then stow it to ski.

  • Above-treeline exposure days: wind-chilled breaks, belays, summit pauses.

  • Hut/town: ultra-warm winter coat for before/after ski hours.


Fit & sizing — Eiger Nordwand Pro Down Parka

Relaxed, over‑shell fit. Choose your usual size if you’ll wear it over a shell + mid; size up only if your midlayers are very bulky. The longer hem helps seal out drafts while seated on lifts.


Pros & cons — Eiger Nordwand Pro Down Parka

Pros
• Extremely warm “insurance” layer
• Over‑shell fit makes on/off quick
• Big dump pockets for gloves/skins
• Two‑way zipper works better on lifts

Cons
• Optimized for stops; heavier and longer than a midlayer
• Pricey; check seasonal promos
• Packs larger than a midlayer
• Not a waterproof shell replacement



Should you buy the Eiger Free Advanced HS Jacket?

  • Best for: very cold resorts, windy ridgelines, photographers, guides, or anyone who spends time stopped in winter conditions.

  • Skip it if: you want one do-everything jacket to wear on descents—a hardshell (Eiger Free/Nordwand) plus a warm mid is more versatile.

Price & where to buy — Eiger Nordwand Pro Down Parka

Premium deep-cold parka; seasonal colors rotate (black is evergreen). For current price, sizes, and stock, use the button below.

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Michele Underwood writes Overland Girl, where she shares gear she uses on real trips—from the Northwoods of Wisconsin to the Ozarks. She values quality and craftsmanship in everything she buys—from outdoor gear to everyday clothes and furniture. Her choices may seem expensive to some, but she believes in buying less and buying better. Longevity matters, both in terms of function and style. Her couch is five years old and still sold at Design Within Reach—that's the kind of timelessness she looks for. Some of the links in this review are affiliate links, which means she may earn a small commission if you buy through them. It doesn’t cost you anything extra, and it helps support her work. She only recommends gear she’d bring herself.

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