WOMEN'S HYBRID JACKET SPRINT SYNTHETIC & WOOL MOUNTAINEERING - BLUE GREY
This hybrid jacket was developed by our team of designers and mountain guides for active mountaineering or ski touring.
Multi-fabric (body mapping) construction to get the right features in the right places
-Warm wadding over the abdomen and chest
-Breathable and robust fabric for the back & arms
BENEFITS
Compact design
Easily folds away into its right-hand pocket to save space.
Water repellent
The outer surface is treated to prevent water getting through.
Freedom of movement
High-stretch fabric on the sleeves and inserts at the shoulders.
Warmth
Wadding/wool blend provides thermal insulation for optimal comfort when active.
Breathability
Breathable fabric on the back for excellent moisture management.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
BODY MAPPING CONSTRUCTION
The components are positioned according to the needs of the corresponding areas of the body:
- Warmth over the chest and kidneys thanks to a synthetic/wool blend insulation.
- Breathable back.
- Freedom of movement thanks to the stretch component on the arms and inserts at the shoulders.
- Odour control thanks to the wool component (naturally antibacterial) under the arms.
BUILT-IN HOOD AND FACE MASK
Thanks to the stretch fabric, the volume of the hood can be adjusted to be worn under or over a helmet whilst providing good protection from the elements.
A clever face mask is built into the hood for superior protection in strong winds or extreme cold.
ACCESSORIES
- 1 chest pocket.
- 2 hand rest pockets.
- Thumb holes on the sleeves.
- Elasticated silicone band at the hem.
COMPOSITION
composition
Lining: 100.0% Polyamide; Padding: 50.0% Wool, 50.0% Polyester; Main fabric: 100.0% Polyamide; Yoke: 12.0% Elastane, 88.0% Polyamide; Underarm fabric: 31.0% Polyamide, 69.0% Wool
Tips for storage and maintenance
MAXIMUM WASHING TEMPERATURE 30°C. NORMAL TREATMENT.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years
Agree by
our technical partner Camille Marot, during her sessions with the FFCAM's National Mountaineering Excellence Group.