Mammut aloe BASE JUMP SO HOODED JACKET WOMEN Outlet Store

item#: Mammut Store 67

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MAIN FABRIC

schoeller®-ecorepel, UV30+

schoeller® technology, Double Weave, dry and grainy touch, roughened back, elastic, robust; with eco-friendly ecorepel® treatment – which means that water drips off the surface, bluesign® approved fabric.
Composition:
Outer Material: Elastane 9 %, Polyamide 91 %
UV50+

Composition:
Outer Material: 85% Polyamide, 15% Elastane
LINING

Composition:
Outer Material: Polyester 100 %
CHARACTERISTICS / FEATURES

Weight [g]: 455
Breathable schoeller® material
Elastic fabric for freedom of movement
Helmet-compatible hood with reinforced peak
2 backpack- and climbing harness-compatible zipped pockets
2-way front zip
Elastic insert at the waist for optimum freedom of movement
Sporty, preformed thumb loop remains completely closed when not in use
Without membrane
Athletic Fit
The Base Jump SO Hooded Jacket Men relies on high-quality, membraneless schoeller® soft shell material. The PFC-free, environmentally friendly ecorepel® treatment of the material ensures durable water- and dirt-repellency. The Base Jump is not only ecologically sound and breathable; it is also very comfortable: the use of elastic on the sides and under the arms provides excellent freedom of movement. The helmet-compatible hood and pre-shaped thumb loops mean that you can carry on even when the wind and weather conspire against you.

Article Nr: 1010-21680
Weight [g]: 455
Ideal For:
Via Ferrata
Suitable For:
Walking
Biking

Product Reviews:

( FEATURED REVIEW )

I am on the border of large and x-large with most my clothes (36" give or take waist). From other reviews, I read it's a little big, so decided to size down and went for the large. It fits nice with a t-shirt underneath, but not a lot of extra room for my... ugh... expanded mid section. With a fleece mid-layer, it's a bit snug me. So if you're right on that L/XL line in most your clothing due to an over-indulgence in yummy trail treats and plan to wear over thicker clothing, I'd go with the XL. But if you plan to be using it as a summer raincoat over just a tee for hiking and so on (that's my plan with it), then I'd go with the L. It's really that fine of a line for me.

( FEATURED REVIEW )

I wanted this jacket as a springtime transition between my winter coat and not needing an outer layer. This fit my needs perfectly. I live in Oregon, where it is often rainy, so the fact that it says it is not waterproof initially turned me off a bit. But for the price I was willing to give it a try. In reality, it repels water great, so I am very happy with that. I have not worn it in any downpours, but have in drizzly, misty, sprinkly Oregon springtime weather and it kept my clothes dry underneath. I got a size L - I am 170lbs, 5'7" and wear a 38D. The jacket fits me perfectly except for it is a little tight around the arms/shoulders. When I raise my arms, it feels tight, which is unusual cause I have rather small shoulders. But the rest fits nicely. The hood tucks away in its velcroed home at the neckline nicely - is not too bulky or uncomfortable at all. Lays flat and you cannot tell that it even is there inside the collar. The pockets zipper shut. I do wish there was an inside pocket, but there is not. The black color I chose goes with everything of course, and is true black.

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