WESTALPEN 3L JACKET
Hardshell Jackets
€620.00
- The model is 1.86 m tall and wears size M.
- Fit regular fit
- Weight: 518g
€620.00
€620.00
TECHNICAL SPECIALIST FOR ROCK, ICE AND SNOW
Robust hardshell jacket for high alpine tours
Highlights
• Clever features specially designed for alpinists
• Wind- and waterproof: min. 20,000mm water column
• Breathability: up to 28,000 g/m2/24h
Robust, technical and extremely breathable: The WESTALPEN 3L JACKET for men shows its full potential in crevasses, on razorbacks and on rugged summits, and is in its element on demanding high alpine tours. Developed to transcend limitations.
Thanks to its elastic 3L SHELL material with a DERMIZAX® NX membrane, the wind- and waterproof hardshell is particularly breathable and comfortable.
Freedom of movement is especially important in combined terrain, which is why the WESTALPEN 3L JACKET for men scores highly with its special cut: Long sleeves and a long torso offer plenty of room for stretching your arms above your head when climbing, while zippers under the arms provide comfortable ventilation.
In stormy conditions, the helmet-compatible hood can be perfectly adjusted in two quick, easy steps and – together with the adjustable sleeves and waistband – reliably keeps wind, snow and rain out.
Caution! Keep the polybag used for product packaging away from babies and children. This bag is not a toy! Choking hazard!
EAN 4251877774464
Ideal Usage
- 2-way adjustable storm hood
- 120 MERINO TEC inserts inside
- High-reach performance fit
- 2-way front zipper
- 2 breast pockets
- 1 integrated cell phone pocket made of merino mesh
- 2-way zippered underarm ventilation
- Adjustable cuffs
- Seam width adjustment
- Regular Fit
- Waterproof
- Windproof
- Underarm ventilation
- Adjustable hood
- Made in Europe
- 3L SHELL: DERMIZAX® NX (nonporous PU membrane), wind- and waterproof (min. 20,000mm water column), 100 % windproof, breathability (up to 28,000 g/m2/24h), 2-way-stretch material
Product Tested and Recommended - VDBS
This product has been tested and recommended by the German Mountain and Ski Guides Association (Verband Deutscher Berg- und Skiführer).
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