TRAMONTANE Wind Jacket - WindPack® Nylon

Tootekood: KU-TMT-NL
Kaubamärk:

Ühik: tk
Tarneaeg: 3-5

Hind: 57,90 €

46,32 €

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DESCRIPTION

SKU	KU-TMT-NL
Weight [g]	120
Material	100% Nylon
EUROPEAN PATENT No	008985923-0001
Washing principles

The TRAMONTANE jacket is an ultra-light windproof layer. It was created to fill the gap between the Blizzard softshell and the Windrunner jacket in the Helikon-Tex offer.

TRAMONTANE weighs 120 g, and by packing it in a pocket sewn on the chest (so-called selfpack), it can be compressed to the size of a can of soda. So stored, it can even fit in a trouser pocket. In summer, when it gets colder, it will work as an independent protective layer over a T-shirt, e.g. as a hiking jacket.The low weight of the TRAMONTANE jacket is noticeable when worn - it protects from the wind, and at the same time does not restrict movement, you can even forget that you are wearing it. In colder periods, it will create a great set with a fleece or combat shirt from the Patrol line.

The TRAMONTANE jacket is made of very light yet durable WindPack® Nylon. It is a quick-drying, non-absorbent material, additionally covered with DWR (Durable Water Repellency) impregnation, so it will stop light rain or snow. Even if it gets wet, the Tramontane jacket dries very quickly. It is also fastened along its entire length, so it provides good ventilation. On the other hand, the drawstring at the bottom edge of the jacket, elastics on the cuffs and an adjustable hood allow you to keep the warmth inside if needed.

Windproof jackets in the Helikon-Tex offer are named after various types of wind. The TRAMONTANE jacket takes its name from the cool north or north-east wind found in the Mediterranean.

FEATURES

ultra-light (about 120 g)
fits in the selfpack pocket
adjustable hood

SIZE & FIT CHARTS

SIZING INSTRUCTIONS

We would like to ensure that the apparel you purchase really fits you – in order for them to perform their purpose properly. Please invest a moment of your valuable time to check out the measurements guide and corresponding size table to avoid errors.

To take the right measure, please find the clothes that fit you well and measure it.

Chest
Button up the clothes and lay it on a flat surface. Measure from left edge to right edge just below the sleeves.

Stomach
Button up the clothes and lay it on a flat surface. Measure from left edge to right edge at the waistline.

Sleeve Length
Wearing a shirt that you like, measure with an arm at your side, from the shoulder's seam all along the arm until you find the desired length. We recommend that the sleeve should go to the base of your thumb (located at the wrist joint).

In the jackets with raglan sleeves, like Stratus® or Cumulus®, the sleeve measurements should be taken from the base of the collar down to the sleeve cuff.

Inseam
Button up the pants. Lay the pants out on a flat surface. Measure the inseam distance from crotch, where the front and back seams meet, to the bottom of the leg.

Pants Length
Button up the pants. Lay the pants out on a flat surface with outseams at both edges. Take care to pull any wrinkles and fullness from the back panel. Measure the distance from the top of the waistband to the bottom of the hem.

For skirts :

Overall length
Lay down flat the skirt that best matches your size with the side stitching facing upwards. Use your hand to flatten/straighten any wrinkles on the fabric. Next measure the distance between the top edge point and the bottom edge point. To have the most accurate result you should measure this along the side stitching.

Waist circumference
Lay down flat the skirt that best matches your size with the front zipper facing upwards. Use your hand to flatten/straighten any wrinkles on the fabric. Measure the top part of the skirt (the waist line) starting from one sides edge point to the opposite side edge point. Next, double the result to get the waist circumference.

Hips circumference
Lay down flat the skirt that best matches your size with the front zipper facing upwards. Use your hand to flatten/straighten any wrinkles on the fabric. Next measure the distance between the opposite side points on the hip part (depending on the skirt cut, the hips should be about 11-14cm below the top edge of the skirt). Double the result to get the hips circumference.