Features
MAIN DETAILS:
- Regular fit
- 2-layer Dry Technology construction
- Waterproof and windproof
- Water column: 10000 mm
- Vapour permeability: 10,000 g/m²/24h
- Weight: 630 g
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Belt buckle
- Loops with snap buttons for attaching jacket to trousers
- 2 side pockets with zips under a flap
- Water-repellent mesh zip vents on the inner legs
- Robust edge and spike protection inside the main material
- Adjustable leg width
- Non-slip snow gaiters
- Mammut Connect chip for access to the application
TECHNOLOGY:
- Ajungilak®
- Mammut® Dry Technology
- PFC-free DWR
COMPOSITION:
- Ajungilak® OTI™ Element 40 g/m² / 100 % recycled polyester quilting
- Main: 100% recycled polyester
- Secondary: 100% recycled polyester
- Membrane: 100% recycled polyester
- Lining: 100% recycled polyester
- Certified PFC-free
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TECHNOLOGY:
Mammut Dry Technology: Triple layer technology with water-repellent properties: the membranes absorb sweat like a sponge and wicks it to the exterior. Inversely, they provide ventilation to guarantee breathability. Mammut Dry Technology has 3 layers: an ultra-thin breathable, windproof and waterproof membrane, an adhesive membrane ensuring the fabric's durability and finally, a waterproof fabric for perfect performance. Products with this technology are waterproof to 10,000 mm and windproof.
Ajungilak®: Made from high performance, advanced materials, this sleeping bag is suited to polar and high altitude expeditions. The benefit of the Ajungilak technology is its unmatched performance, weight, warmth and comfort.
DWR: This coating allows water to form beads and run off the shell fabric instead of being absorbed. The water-repellent outer fabric increases insulation and prevents it from being saturated by liquids, preventing any feeling of dampness.
COMPOSITION:
Recycled Polyester: Made from recycled polyester for environmentally friendly manufacturing.
CERTIFICATION:
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PFC Free: PFCs belong to a group of chemical compounds that are used in a number of outdoor products for waterproofing the outer material. Their use has received a lot of criticism, as they are considered non-biodegradable. They build up in the body and are suspected to be harmful to health. PFC-free products are environmentally friendly. |