Mammut - Women's Taiss Insulation Hooded Jacket - Down jacket
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Women
- Recommended use:
- mountain touring
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide (recycled)
- Insulation:
- 100% down
- Insulation 2:
- 100% polyester (recycled)
- Material type:
- synthetic insulation, down insulation
- Material note:
- contains non-textile parts of animal origin
- Certifications:
- Fair Wear
- Technology:
- Pertex Quantum Pro
- Material thickness:
- 10 denier
- Fabric treatment:
- DWR treated, hydrophobic down
- Fabric properties:
- downproof, breathable, insulated, PFC-/PFAS-free, highly water repellent, windproof
- Fill power:
- 850 cuin
- Ratio:
- 90/10 (down to feather)
- Closure:
- full length 2-way front zip
- Hood:
- helmet-compatible, adjustable
- Pockets:
- 2 zipped side pockets
- Weight:
- 312 g
- Reference size:
- medium size
- Fit:
- regular
- Extras:
- stowable in its own pocket, drawstring in the seam, logo print, articulated sleeves
- Item No.:
- 104-6135
Product description
The Women’s Taiss Insulation Hooded Jacket from Mammut is designed to provide you with the best possible support in harsh mountain conditions. The high-quality fill materials ensure comfortable warmth in low temperatures. When cold weather arrives with rain showers in tow, the jacket impresses with synthetic fibre materials in areas that are particularly susceptible to moisture. This keeps you warm and dry inside the jacket, even in snow and rain.
The sleeves are pre-moulded for optimum freedom of movement. The hem can be adjusted in one easy step for a perfect fit. Large pockets are integrated for the most important small items. These are equipped with zips to keep the items you carry safe. Thanks to its minimal weight and small pack size, you can take the Women’s Taiss IN Hooded Jacket with you at all times without a second thought.
Ask our experts
Alpinetrek expert Hannes
Hi Monika,
Airing out after use and wiping away any dirt / stains with a damp cloth will be fine most of the time but at some point you may want to wash it.
30 Degree synthetic cycle , low spin wash with a down detergent. Drying is then the important thing and best to use a tumble drier at a low temperature (30) and for a long period. For a jacket like this it will easily need 2 or more hours to dry properly. Also a good idea to add a tennis ball or two into the drier to help declump the down and give the jacket a good shake in between cycles.