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Seeland - Key-Point Elements Jacket - Waterproof jacket
At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men
- Recommended use:
- trekking, hillwalking
- Main material:
- 65% polyester, 35% cotton
- Lining:
- 100% polyester
- Material type:
- hardshell
- Technology:
- SEETEX
- Fabric treatment:
- TPU coated, wax treatment
- Fabric properties:
- breathable, waterproof, windproof
- Breathability:
- 10,000 g/m²/24h (MVTR)
- Hydrostatic head main material:
- 10,000 mm
- Closure:
- full length 2-way front zip
- Hood:
- detachable
- Pockets:
- 1 zipped chest pocket, 2 pockets, 2 front pockets, with wind flap
- Item No.:
- 002-2851
Product description
Durable hunting jacket made of a silent material
Whether you’re bird shooting, driven hunting or stalking, you’ll be well equipped with the Key-Point Elements Jacket from Seeland. The weatherproof outdoor jacket for men is designed for hunting. It’s made of a silent, waxed material blend that’s very durable.
Waterproof membrane
The hardshell jacket has a special SEETEX membrane with a hydrostatic head of 10,000 mm, so it’s waterproof and also windproof. It will also let moisture caused by sweat escape to the outside. This ensures that the jacket is comfortable even if you work up a sweat.
Practical pockets
The jacket has a detachable hood and a well-thought-out pocket system. There are two slip pockets to warm up your hands and two large front pockets with magnetic closures to quickly store your valuables. You can place your keys or phone in the zipped chest pocket to keep them dry and safe.
All in all, the Key-Point Elements Jacket with its weatherproof and silent material is perfect for all types of hunting. It’s a real all-round jacket.
The features at a glance:
- Durable men’s hunting jacket
- Windproof, waterproof and breathable
- 10,000 mm hydrostatic head
- Rustles very little
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