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Mountain Equipment - Garwhal Jacket - Waterproof jacket
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men
- Recommended use:
- trekking, mountaineering, alpine climbing
- Main material:
- 100% polyester
- Membrane:
- 100% polybutylene terephthalate
- Material type:
- hardshell, synthetic fibre
- Technology:
- 2.5-layer laminate, GORE-TEX Paclite
- Material thickness:
- 40 denier
- Fabric treatment:
- DWR treated
- Fabric properties:
- windproof, breathable, waterproof
- Other material information:
- PTFE membrane
- Shop consciously:
- contains Fair Wear certified fabrics
- Closure:
- full length front zip, with chin guard, with storm flap
- Hood:
- helmet-compatible, with drawstring, adjustable
- Pockets:
- 2 zipped front pockets
- Weight:
- 340 g
- Reference size:
- size L
- Fit:
- slim
- Extras:
- hook-and-loop fasteners on the sleeves, articulated sleeves, water-repellent zips
- Misc:
- YKK Aquaguard zip
- Note:
- not suitable with a backpack
- Item No.:
- 002-1724
Product description
If you’re out adventuring, but the weather is calling the shots, the Garwhal Jacket from Mountain Equipment will provide the weather protection you need. The good thing about this jacket is that if you don’t need it, it packs down nice and small, allowing you to stuff it in your pack without it taking up too much room.
Boasting a 2.5-layer construction with polyester and an integrated membrane, this jacket offers reliable wind and weatherproof protection. The breathable material comes complete with a DWR coating to fend off water. The width of the hood can be adjusted if desired. The active fit and articulated sleeves guarantee a great fit. There are two pockets on the front for small items.
A comfortable, lightweight and packable jacket that offers complete weather protection - the Mountain Equipment Garwhal Jacket.
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