Design benefits
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Absorption
Underarm panel that lets the water vapour generated by the body pass through
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Optimum temperature
Comfortable from 10°C to 7°C when worn as 2nd layerFleece brushed on the inside
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Waterproof
Treated surface to prevent water from seeping into the fabric.
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Protection from the weather
Built-in windproof membrane for maximum protection.
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Airing
Zipped air vents that help to eliminate the heat generated by the body
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Abrasion resistance
Fabric with tight weave so you can wear a backpack without any risk of tearing.
Design details
Sizing information
Quite a close-fitting cut. The jacket's inner volume allows you to wear it over a thin second layer such as a micro-fleece.
Pocket system
2 hand pockets + 1 chest pocket with zip fastening.
Thermal comfort and windproof
The wind makes you feel considerably colder.
Where the outside temperature is 0°, with winds of 20 km, the temperature feels like -10°.
"Windproof" components fight the uncomfortable effects associated with this "freezing effect". Forming a barrier against the wind, they effectively reduce heat loss.
Jacket hem drawcord.
Elastic drawcords and toggles.
Breathability
The main fabric used throughout the jacket, except at the sides, has a windproof membrane with a breathability of 2,814g/sqm for 24h (according to the JIS 1099 A standard).
Water repellent property of component (not to be confused with waterproofing)
The water-repellent property of a fabric is its capacity to make water run off its surface without absorbing it.
This prevents the fabric from soaking up water and keeps it lightweight and breathable. The fabric is made water-repellent by treating its outer surface, however this property may deteriorate with use.
To reactivate it, follow the guide:
on our website.
Recommended additional product
Waterproofing spray for leather and fabric.
https://www.decathlon.fr/bombe-re-impermeabilisant-id_5954981.html
It restores the water-repellent properties of the fabric and optimises the performance of your garment throughout its lifetime.
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